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they have est!

That gutter thing is like a clipon disc. If you remove it carefully you can slide it in the sponge and then clip it back on. One of my headphones has this feature. But I don't have cushioning that fits on it. Manufacturers should take care of it.

There is always a difficulty when you are not used to building, making, play and doing things with your hands. 2nd, Visualize what you want and imagine the result. A beautiful story of this is Nikola Tesla building the induction motor. He envisioned it, built it in his mind, watch it run, watched it break and modified his design BEFORE he ever built the motor, did this twice and then when his design looked right in his mind, he built the motor. There has been alsomost no change to that motor for 150 years, Yes, some production and bearings got better but the concept never changed. Embrace your mind's ability to see what you want. Go watch a baby try to dink from a glass, NOT a sippy cup but a glass. All learning is mistakes. Take time to envision what you want. Mistakes are wonderful, they show you That Does Not work!

My problem is every ear pad does not hold the headphone speaker panel (?) far enough away from my ear. I am getting some tubing to slide under the earpads of my SONY WH-1000M3 and now I know I can buy the silicone pads for like 13€ on ebay. I have some Mpow "over the ear" which do not fit over my ears at all. I am not sure I care how they look as long as the work well.

Couldn't complete the video because of that annoying music you've used in the background. Sorry👎

The music you've used is very annoying

With brand new earpads such as these, use an airdryer to eat up the plastic lip to get it hot and soft (please use caution - just a little hot, please do not burn/melt the earpads). Then it will be easy to get them into position. The foam is there for a reason - it protects the driver from dust and moisture, and it also filters out a very tiny amount of treble (depending on the foam).

This was very useful to me. I tried doing Kratky outdoors and it was a nightmare, at least where I am. Going to do it indoors now, but with a grow light that I bought. I was thinking of how I could support the plants and I saw this vid. And I actually have a shelf like this one not in current use, and it is even better because it has detachable shelves, and only the casing remains, so I can train the plant inside the actual shelf. Thanks! Question about topping: I thought they said that is a death sentence for indeterminate tomatoes. Does topping make it so that they will only produce fruit once and then stop, or could you have them continually produce fruit after topping?

Situation update 3½ years later: the silicone ear cups still work, without degradation. I've been too busy to record and publish a video on how to cut out and install previous earpads' inner foam baffles into the silicone earpads, but it seems possible, as today I have done so for one of the two earpieces now. Maybe if there is enough demand I could do the other ear and record a video tutorial about that.

Just use 2 popsicle sticks they are flat 🤔

3 Years ago you made: Using silicone gel earpads for ultimate longevity - making durable headphones for your studio How did it turn out?

Yes the foam that sits against the driver provides a small amount of acoustic impedance, it's very important to tame the resonant treble peaks. Maybe you like the changed signature, but it is a change, and in most headphones, it ends up much worse without than with tuning foam. But i hate this video because you were just fiddling with the pads for 10 minutes and haven't made an audio comparison assessment, your personal impression, or even comfort assessment. Because pads change sound, particularly the bass conveyance, even regardless of the filter foam. Why does this video exist? Why do 100000 videos exist where people just fiddle with pads for 20 minutes and then nothing?

What is the name of this mathematical problem, if one would want to read more about it?

I can feel this problem coming, when I go to work. I can smell the circles from afar. I'm in Uni, and I do crazy Linux stuff at home, and already having multiple levels of directories or any kind of caching in any context, reminds me of this circles thing. "Unknown complexity"

Incredible to think about the fact that it is not a solved problem for six circles. Really great analogy for increases in complexity. Thank you for this presentation.

As a programmer that being an open problem irks me. It seems so solveable, but im guessing it just scales way more and isnt computationally feasable

the foam is to protect the driver from hairs and other dirt. Iv'e had a hair recently stuck on one driver and it makes it sound awful

2 days ago I got the same 202, I dont livestream, if I ever do that, its an extra and very rare... I pre-record with script and add to my edited video... So I dont care for higher models. I combined it with AKG Perception 120...

how did this last you?

The foam protects those metal parts from moisture buildup, and your ears from those metal parts. I'd like to hear how silicone pads turned out in the long term.

A worthy motivation and attitude, which I ( and many others, I believe) appreciate very much. Thank you Jeff and co. cb

202 don't have MIDI & It Monitors in stereo so channel 1 left ear & channel 2 right ear

Behringer UMC204HD, a fairly cheap interface with professional sound and unique features

I just removed the flaking stuff, and washed them, now i use them since 3 jears now...

does it fit Boltune BT-BH010?

Earpads are probably the second most important part for sound. You just changed the tuning of your headphones without even knowing about it. Changing earpads, even swapping old ones for identical new audibly changes the tuning. Same goes for the filter foam that reduces high frequencies.

I'm glad I wasn't the only one to consider gel pads from hearing protection pads for my headphone, although yours seem to be both easier and harder to work with than mine (it has lips, sort of, whilst mine don't have any). I don't understand why there aren't any kind of "universal gel pads" yet.

brilliant

thanks to the low wage the factory labors., they struggle for thousnd of this everyday

What happened to this channel and to you Jeff? I think the foam also would help to protect the speaker.

Name and artist of the first song, please?

ah silicon ear sauna, what is that sony headphone model?

You might have had less trouble if you had heated the pads, no ?

The foam in the center would help in dampening the sound evening it out and clearing some noise so it wont sound too raw. It has the same function as placing foam on a microphone to remove wind/room noise when you speak into it. It makes a huge difference but not something a non-audiophile would notice.

The quality of the earpad can affect the sounds.

Fantastic job answering a specific question. Thank you.

It’s ok if somebody dosent agree and dislike this comment but a reminder fire alarms can save lives! incase of a real fire smoke detectors make a big change to fire safety saving loved ones or other people incase of a real fire

Thank you for this guidance. On a tangent: Is there actually a range of these sorts of headphones with durable ear cushions that won't flake that you could recommend? My JBL Tune 750BTNC "pleather" cushions and headband flaked out on me - literally and metaphorically after one year of use.

Use a bicycle tyre removal tool. That's what I use and works every time. Make sure to buy a plastic one, so you don't scratch the headphones. Leaving the inner covers isn't a good idea, as it protects your hearing somewhat, acting as a dampener.

what's the name of the music in the background?

You didn't even bother to listen to your headphone before ending the video. Now we won't be able to know the changes it will make to our own headphones. We can ignore your mistakes with ear pad cutting. I can even stomach the fact that you didn't even put them on to check for comfort and feel. But NOT giving your viewers any feedback regarding sound? That's downright horrible, sir.

Have you ever tried dekoni suede ear pads for being cooler and less sweat prone?

jumped on the program didn't think much of it. I think you need to start to get on GTK4 as well. I liked how your trailer put python 2 to bed but lets start actually making the program more fluid. your natural language stuff is easily coded, maybe the gnome project need to get their hands on some kind of natural language model so that apps can just intuitive know what they are asking for or doing... lastly do look into server-side/infrastructure. if the end user has access to their own servers or a company they can place the correct software there. lastly your allow for heirachies why not allow users to choose to have their "notes" viewable in there file systems and they select a note in there file system in opens the GTG viewer... you are using markdown right?

Are you working on an open-source project?

You can purchase actual sheepskin leather replacement pads for those headphones. Leather pads should not have the problem of deteriorating in the same manner as those pleather ones where the outer skin flakes off, though I don't know whether or not they will eventually fail at the seam in the same way as the original pads. They cost a bit more, but it might be worth the investment if you want effective replacements that offer comfort and don't have the same drawbacks as silicone pads.

I'm thinking of getting this interface primarily for my guitar but i have an important question. If I use this to play my guitar through a digital guitar amp plugin with headphones connected will I only be able to hear my guitar in one ear or both ears

This is a great app. Every Linux user should have it!

I agree with the reasons you gave for wanting to use FOSS, but I don't think it's appropriate for this video. If anything, it should at least be moved to the end instead of the start of the video (or preferably removed for its own video). Thanks for maintaining this software, hope it's compatible with Online Accounts :)

FYI, I had to crank the volume up to 86% to hear you clearly, whereas with other videos I listen at about 14%. If there's something in your process that could be causing this, you could perhaps look into it if you want.