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DF85
56
Jan 29, 2018
For those interested in the Lawton Tune up kit. Here's a before and after pic of the driver kit with a little write up. I've opted out of putting in the cup pieces in for now as I like the stock bass and having it pushed back takes the fun out of theses cans.
The sound is much improved as already stated by many others, everything that is great about these headphones is just tighter, cleaner and well adjusted.
The Process takes about 10 minutes and isn't difficult at all, just twist and remove your ear pads, Remove 4 x tiny screws and get working on the pieces of the kit ensuring a snug fit and seal around the driver.
I wanted to keep these as close to their " Fostex " sound as possible as I love the Bass response and W / V curve in these.
If you're like me, you probably have a set for every occasion and purpose so i'll list my other sets below for reference.
ATH-MSR7 - My travel headphones, Great V shaped all rounders that look great and are comfy enough to take around wherever you go " good at everything, great at nothing ".
Vmoda Crossfade 2 wireless- My Training Headset, Bulletproof, good sound, Punchy bass and overall quality sound with decent battery life when running or training.
AKG-702 - My gaming headset, huge soundstage, very very comfortable and analytical " I've also fallen asleep with these on ".
HD-650 - Listening to Rock music with an analytical yet warm feel.
Fostex - X00 PH - Fun, great looking, but not practical. Anything and everything sounds good... maybe not jazz.... but I don't listen to Jazz anyway.
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Volly
328
Jan 30, 2018
DF85Very cool man, I've been tempted to mod my D2000's with Lawton tune but I'm finding the stock form very good!
Changing the pads from angled leather to Hybrid velour has improved the overall sound for me.
How long has it been since you modded them? Would love an update with your impressions after some time with the tune up mods!
DF85
56
Jan 31, 2018
VollyThink of the driver only tune as keeping everything stock, but cleaner and tighter. The sound signature doesn't change at all, everything is just a bit cleaner. You'll hear it in the low end first most likely.
I've had them in for a couple of weeks with the ZMF Ori pads and it's a much better experience while maintaining the stock Fostex sound.
I've tried them with the stock pads and also the cup dampening and for me, the cup dampening kills off some low end and the ZMF pads push the low end slightly further back.
The best overall sound to comfort experience for me is the PH's with driver only dampening and some slightly thicker pads which make basically anything enjoyable in my opinion.
Hope that helps !
Volly
328
Jan 31, 2018
DF85Thanks for that mate!
Enjoy the music!
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