So I cut a small piece of felt to approximate the size of each of the 4 slots in the back of the driver. how about dynamat on the back of the plastic enclosure to reduce excess vibration? Hmm. I was going more for control, so I thought. it's there to make sure there is enough air for bass, because bass impact pushes a lot of air.Īnyway, TLDR: take off the felt ring if you want moar bass than the unholy amount that the DT770 already has. The DT770 Pro's enclosure actually has a small port/opening right around the right-hand side of the ear cup that lets in some air. You should have the bare driver enclosure out like this after you have finished disassembling your DT770:įrom experimenting, I think that felt ring around the enclosure is there to control air flow into the chamber. I followed the exact same steps, but please make sure to stop before you take apart the drivers! It's not easy to pry them out, unless you are handy with heat guns and soldering irons in order to do a clean job, and then you still need some glue. Microfiber clothes (the kind that you use to wipe your glasses), preferably thin ones so that you can control how much they dampenįor starters, here's how to disassemble your DT770:
If you're raring to mod your DT770 and get some more bang for your bucks, I hope this will be of use for you.įelt and foam pads (you can buy these at art and craft stores)
So I have decided to keep a diary of what I did to the DT770, and also a list of changes to the sound (purely subjective, since I don't have any measurement device other than my ears). Plus quite a number of people were interested in knowing what I did to the W1000X, and also the ES10 to get them to sound that way. I'm getting really good results modding the DT770, and the sound that I'm hearing is pure bliss! Please go to post #6 if you are looking for a way to reduce the treble of the DT770 for good.
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