Buy Sennheiser 555's Turn them into 595's

[Technokat]

Sennheiser HD 555 to HD 595 Mod – mike beauchamp

definately interesting, and good way to save some money for some decent pc gaming headphones.

[sswilson]

Heh... now that's the kinda budget saving mod I like!!!! :)

[DkRk]

I might be interested in finding some gently used 555's to do this on for when I want a sound that's a little more laid back. I love headphone mods, especially some of the crazy things people have done to Grado's.

[Inik]

I removed the foam from my set. I can't really say I heard a difference :P

[Hacksaw907]

Originally Posted by Inik

I removed the foam from my set. I can't really say I heard a difference :P

Same here at first, but you will hear subtle differences in the bass hits and the treble notes once you do. The bass is more precise and deep, while the treble is clearer, imo.

[Jackquelegs]

Originally Posted by Inik

I removed the foam from my set. I can't really say I heard a difference :P

This man speaks the truth. In truth, all you should hear is LESS bass, better detail, and a generally more balanced frequency response. The rest is placebo

[_dangtx_]

nice. pure coincidence or marketing trick? either way, theres quite a bit of chatter about it.

[martincrow]

It saves money as well as the sound intensity is more then the conventional one.

[Jackquelegs]

Originally Posted by martincrow

It saves money as well as the sound intensity is more then the conventional one.

I believe you have quantity confused with quality

[schwartz]

There should be chatter about this because of the exorbitant amounts of money 'hi-fi' manufacturers will charge for small (apparently even non-existent) differences, and all because they know that people will make stuff up to convince them of their purchases.