You would have to send them to ASR to find out, the company doesn’t care enlightening their customers on those matters.

That much and I bet they are not even uniformed. Ever since they brought pad making in house they have looked like my wrinkled leather chaps on the floor.

That's not what I said

If they didn't use a more expensive design that includes magnets then 3rd party options would be more plentiful and likley easier to diy without having to worry about damaging more expensive pads or a mounting/magnet system

Lots of headphones have proprietary pad designs, but most dont require additional mounting rigs, you can get a 3d printed rig like you can for audeze or monolith that accept universal pads, but I'm not sure if that's possible for these

She moved to Detroit?

Dekoni makes pads for them, so it must not be that difficult...

Uh oh, she's in The Bad Place...

Sorry but it is “ New Abyss Diana Bass Ported Pads” .

So all headphones should be made the same shape and size? So you can use any pads with them ? So no room in your world for advancement it shall be all the same.

I read "New Abyss Diana Ross" and was really confused for a couple of seconds

Install equalizer APO and Peace and create a profile based on Oratory1990's preset.

I guess that's the point, they make a proprietary system so you can't buy/effectively use other pads without modding and have to pay hundreds for their special ones

Prepare to use EQ

Well they are $4500 headphone’s and the pads attach magnetically so you can’t just throw on some Brainwavz on them . The porting is in the base of the pad as the originals are flat so not easy to do. I have seen some using some spacers to lift the pads up a bit to maybe give the same effect but these work always without worry so I’m good.
What would be a acceptable price for you for a specifically designed pad that yes only works with one headphone?

260$ for pads, crazy. I wonder how they measure now

So just got these a few days ago and have to say as advertised. They definitely boost the bass it is not crazy amounts but it is very noticeable and also the added benefit of a bit more soundstage to them as well. Going back and forth between pads and still do not hear anything that has been lost on the pad change. Yes they are expensive as I paid $260 for them but I am not regretting it in the least . It is a upgrade .

I knew the Netflix app supported 5.1 sound, but was never able to get the Prime Video app to do the same. Are you sure about this?

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I thought the First one were Sundara because of the circle earcup and the yoke design, bur it had the other headband type. I was going back and forth for a while until I saw the mini XLR connectors and realized they are Audeze.

Turn off audio enchantments in Windows settings

It doesn't match up well with how most music is performed or recorded.

Just make a playlist of some of your most familiar, best-liked music, and enjoy hearing the differences when your cans arrive 🎧😎

Just use them with the dongle you have and enjoy your purchase once it arrives. Let amps, dacs, tubes and whatnot for what it is right now and just enjoy some high res recordings instead. Once you have the idea that you're "getting used" to the sound signature of your set off cans and dongle then it's time to stir it up a bit and buy something like a dac/amp combo or maybe a pair of closed back to listen to occasionally next to your open back headphones. But for now, just enjoy your set of cans and don't get too caught up in chasing the dragon;)

Well let us know how it goes for the first experience of hifi.

Damn bro, it looks great