I just got my hands on a pair of Diana V2s and absolutely love them so far; everything I loved about my Modhouse Argon Mk3's but with a clean smooth treble response and realistic mid-range (and wow, are they "open"). The one thing that's been a challenge however is comfort while wearing glasses, perhaps because of the lack of ear cup swivel. I'm currently using the stock V2 pads, but am curious if anyone else has found a solution or set of pads that work better?
Vegan pads are a comfy option, note though they will soften the highs slightly.
Also adding a pad to the underside of the headband raises overall height on your head which lets you drop down the sliders a notch on one (half step) or both sides, reducing clamp pressure.
Contact us if you want an adhesive pad for the underside. Being in NY no issue to ship, or our website gives you the option to add a pad to any ear pad order.
FYI the new Diana MR has redesigned headband internals, easiest way to describe it is 'more floppy', so it twists and has less clamp force than prior models.
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I just got my hands on a pair of Diana V2s and absolutely love them so far; everything I loved about my Modhouse Argon Mk3's but with a clean smooth treble response and realistic mid-range (and wow, are they "open"). The one thing that's been a challenge however is comfort while wearing glasses, perhaps because of the lack of ear cup swivel. I'm currently using the stock V2 pads, but am curious if anyone else has found a solution or set of pads that work better?
Anyone hear have both the Vegan and leather bass ported pads? Was wondering whats the difference in SQ? I do have the vegan bass ported ones but curious how the leather ones sound. Thank you
Anyone hear have both the Vegan and leather bass ported pads? Was wondering whats the difference in SQ? I do have the vegan bass ported ones but curious how the leather ones sound. Thank you
I never owned the TC nor demoed it so do not know how it compares. But compared to what I own or previously owned namely Sennheiser 600s2, 800s, HE1K stealth, Focal Clear MG and even with my Susvara the MR has more bass to my ears
I never owned the TC nor demoed it so do not know how it compares. But compared to what I own or previously owned namely Sennheiser 600s2, 800s, HE1K stealth, Focal Clear MG and even with my Susvara the MR has more bass to my ears
Spent multiple hours over 2 days with both. Tac has more detail, treble presence. Also, I can't listen to it for more than 5-10 minutes without a headache. Too much treble presence, for me. MR is still detailed, but more relaxed, and something I can sit and listen to for multiple hours. I use vegan pads, as the leather pads were also too much treble for me to enjoy personally. TC is a detail monster, but that monster part shows up pretty quickly, IMO.
Yes. Absolutely. And my Susie of course. But I find myself reaching for thr MR more often. Simplest way I can describe it is that it is more fun and musical to my ears
Yes. Absolutely. And my Susie of course. But I find myself reaching for thr MR more often. Simplest way I can describe it is that it is more fun and musical to my ears
Spent multiple hours over 2 days with both. Tac has more detail, treble presence. Also, I can't listen to it for more than 5-10 minutes without a headache. Too much treble presence, for me. MR is still detailed, but more relaxed, and something I can sit and listen to for multiple hours. I use vegan pads, as the leather pads were also too much treble for me to enjoy personally. TC is a detail monster, but that monster part shows up pretty quickly, IMO.
So far I probably now have around 100 hours on the MR. I do not really just leave my headphones running to burn them in. What I do is just use them. I do belive in burn in though dont get me wrong.
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