Dekoni Audio Elite Velour Replacement Ear Pads Compatible with Beyerdynamic

Brauchte neue Earpads, anstatt die originalen zu kaufen dachte ich an ein Upgrade. Es gibt Genug Websites die den Frequency response Graphen zeigen was für ein Unterschied diese Earpads bewirken. Komfort ist wirklich gut, vllt sogar besser als die originalen. Wird auf den DT 1990 genutzt bei mir, passen aber auch auf die komplette DT und T Reihe von Beyerdynamic. Meine Meinung zum Sound nach meinem Gehör: Wer den Beyerpeak mag wird den vermissen, der wird mit den Dekoni Pads etwas runter geregelt und ein Stück richtung 10 Khz verschoben. Nichts was man mit nem EQ nicht ändern kann. Subbass ist präsenter, mit den Pads gehen die DT's nochmal deutlich weiter runter und bleiben weiterhin klar. Ich bin kein Experte, aber diese Pads bieten noch mehr and Klang was ich nicht beschreiben kann LOL Außerdem gingen die Earpads unfassbar easy auf die Kopfhörer drauf. Klare Kaufempfehlung, keine Frage.

What a change these pads make! I can listen to my DT1990s for longer periods of time. For the first time since I got them, the 1990s can do more than just pick out faults in mixes. Even more bass and just the right amount of treble while taming the Beyer peaks that used to wear out my ears. DT 1990s are finally brought to life in the most pleasing way and ready to act as daily drivers. My five-star daily driver setup: Beyerdynamic DT 1990 (Generation 1, 250 ohm) powered by Chord Mojo 2. And these pads look better than the stock ones.

They're recommended and they're good! Comfy, listen to metal mostly. Neither Amirons or 1990s are perfect for music, but they're sturdy and good enough in most cases. Quality is more down to the mix usually. I don't EQ because I don't use USB. I use SPDIF from an Echo Link. Good with Valhalla which is lush. Lyr3 can tend to be brighter, more temperamental with tube choice, but it's been Valhalla/Modius for a while. The velours distance your ears and make the sibilance OK, but solid state probably won't work with these phones or a lot of others since the sound is harder. Then again an Asgard 3 is so warm it outmushes tube amps. Don't think I've tried them together though. DT+some kind of tube+these pads will be a pretty good experience. Just goes very well with metal, I leave Amirons for most other stuff. Oh and hardcore, punk etc. Anything EDGY gets my 1990s.

Associé au Beyerdynamics DT1990 ces coussinet font des merveilles, le son en beaucoup moins sibillant que les coussinets d'origine et le son est plus équilibré, un must have

The stock pads for my DT990 Pro 250ohm were worn, flattened, and uncomfortable. They needed to be replaced. After reading reviews, I initially bought the Elite Hybrids as a replacement. Those were very disappointing -- they changed the sound significantly, and not in a good way. The hybrids closed off the soundstage, making it feel like a semi-open or even closed-backed headphone. The low frequencies were extremely amplified, making the overall sound feel muddied with a distinct loss in clarity. I may try the hybrids on my DT770s, instead. I now have the Elite Velours, which I am much happier with. The velours do not significantly change the stock sound of the DT990s. All of the clarity and openness continues to be present, with the sound feeling warmer (the stock sound felt a bit more sterile, by comparison). The pads, themselves, are thick and very comfortable. There is a lot more space between the pads and the drivers than the stock pads, and they feel very well cushioned. I definitely recommend the Elite Velours as replacement pads for the DT990 Pros; they are a step up in quality without sacrificing all that is good about the stock sound.