Thanks!! I just found them on Amazon. Do you replace them by yourself? Or go to a shop?

Yeah I probably won’t. Unfortunately they were perfect! Not too tight and soft, good audio quality and not too heavy on pocket

Stax L700mk2....they are not called earspeakers for nothing....

If i were to turn it up all the way would it just cap at a certain db?

As a former tube amp owner, yeah. I would really recommend just going with a good basic solid state, and forget about tube amps. But that's just my 2c.

For me, it's one of the least comfortable headphones I've tried. The headband is super-stiff which doesn't work well with its weight and loose clamping.

This. I had a similar thing with my KATOs. Turned out to be the stock cable - it was loose inside the connector on one side. A different cable solved the problem.

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Probably no. It won't be able to drive the headphone to its full possible volume. But the max volume the motherboard can provide won't harm the motherboard. Say max possible volume for your headphones is 100db(just saying), your motherboard might be able to achieve say 50db at max. That 50db is full volume for your motherboard, and that won't harm the motherboard cauz it's not going overboard while doing it.

If it helps, the Edition XS for me is the single most comfortable headphone I've ever used. Comfort is subjective, but I can wear them for hours. They just seem to disappear.

Hello, a safe practice to extend the life of your earpads is to have them avoid moisture as much as possible. Don't use them right after taking a shower and wipe them down if you happen to sweat a lot. Pleather earpads will always start flaking after lots of usage but you can prolong their life doing this.

You need smoother ears obviously

I recommend waiting a long time before doing it, for "adjustment period" or what some other people might wrongly call "burn-in"... over time it seems one starts to understand the art and balance that went into them sculpting the signature just a certain way.

Well I bought my senheisers 2 years ago and I haven't exactly been gentle with them, they're in exactly the same state as when I bought them. So my advice would be to buy more durable headphones

Have u tried aespa

I wonder if they fit much different than Sundaras or it's just my head. I can't wear my Sundaras for more than ~2 hours without having to fight off the discomfort building up.

+1 for leehi

Duct tape.

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Oh boy, here it comes.

It’s the other way around. I’ve purchased for the sound despite how butt-ugly they are.

I want to know too . Want to upgrade from fiio fd5 . I listen to several genres 😬

Hifiman Edition XS

(I imagine other Hifiman in that form factor may be similar, but the XS is what I have)

Its like literally so hard for me to imagine someone owning these and saying "sata does not sound proper without sterile cables" or some other bs :s. But I guess that happens in some part of the world...

I do listen kpop , pop in general, and some hiphop , but im a metalhead so guess I have to think again to buy variations 😬 . Im gonna use cp 100 .