Message from @Windatica
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kek
Tfw still have my kz Ate from 3-4 years ago
It's amazing
friend... shit9500 has no replaceable pad system
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yes you can do it. no, its not meant to be removable
thats why they use glue
wait
I know
nvm im thinking of something else
you can unclick it from the cup
anyway the proprietary system they use is stupid
it is
glue has come undone on the left earpad
just want to slap something else on at this point
lost my carbo tenores, anything similar? Already have t2 but I need more bass-shit
Have you tried the t2 tape mod, or simply just eqing up the bass
Any good recommendation for replacements to Bose qc 35s that aren't shit
>hes still shilling t2 as a bass earphone
Tbh I haven't seen a lot of bass heavy chifi sets come out. Dunno if chinks just don't tend to be bassheads or what but my options have been limited thus far especially at lower price brackets. My peacock p1s have absolutely perfect bass but those will run you $200
muh contrarian
@Tribit @Windatica I 3D printed the the plastic plate that is used to hold the ear pad, so I didn't have to tear apart my old earpads.
I printed them at 99% size and at 100% infill.
I then placed these pads over them. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32824964160.html
It works really well, and the clips actually hold it together. No glue required.
Clever
@Aqualiteking would it be expensive to get that printed?
Don't have a 3d printer myself
depends, I got them printed while I was at uni.
try 3dhubs.com
or check fif your local libraries have one
i dont even think i can get things printed at my uni
they boast having 3d printers but if it isnt for schoolwork then there's no 'official' way of getting it printed
and also the people who go to my school are morons and print the weirdest shit
Just say it's for school work
a professor has to sign off on it
Not like they can stop you
Ah