fatman711

Hey guys, Yes, i know a full leather pad will ruin the sound for sure. This is why I have some design ideas that should let air flow while stealing having the feeling of comfy leather on your ears.

Hey guys, I'm planning on designing some leather Grado pads but I would like to get some suggestions as to whether people would prefer the pads being more bowl shaped or GS1000 pad shaped. Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated. thanks

Thanks for the support guys. Sorry Larry that I couldn't help you out with that one but I hope you understand my situation and how I make them. -Jeremy

Yes, thanks for pointing out that thread. Basically for anything custom, that is what I need. It's all explained in that thread.

No, they don't. Sorry.

thanks for the kind words. I do have plans for a Grado leather pad.

thanks. Your pair is going out tomorrow.

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so what opamps should I get? Do I have to change the output buffer as well? How do I change these things? Do I just pop open the amp, pull the opamps out and plug in the new ones? thanks

I would probably sell my Pimeta after I get the headfive. If I get it that is. This is what is in the pimeta. MisterX built it. Analog Devices 8620 opamp, Left & Right channels (socketed) Analog Devices 8610 opamp, ground channel (socketed) 1 BUF634 output buffer per channel. (socketed) 4 Nichicon 1000uf 30v power supply capacitors Hand matched Vishay/Dale 1% metal film resistors JFET Cascode class A bias Silver Cardas wiring and output jacks Neutrik 1/4" locking input jack Alps "Blue Velvet" 50k potentiometer Kilo international knob Mountain mini toggle switch (front mounted) 2.1 mm DC power jack

I'm debating which amp I should get. Right now, I have a home based Pimeta. I would like something warmer though. Which of these amps should I get? I only use Grado headphones (sr225 and sr100) thanks

redco.com is a good place to get cheap connectors.