These are basically just stock pads but made with leather and memory foam so they are more comfortable.https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07SCNCH5R/ref=psdcmw_13880181_t2_B07X2F29B2
These are like cheap ZMF Ori pads. They sound good on there own but need attenuation rings to sound like stock.https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07X1L287G/ref=psdcmw_13880181_t1_B07X2F29B2
The blue ones (0.4mm thick) should be enough.
I made the new attenuation rings out of ovaltine lids today and so far my first impressions are VERY good. I’ve only listened to a few songs so far, but the treble and mids seem to be about the same as the first rings I made, or at least I haven’t noticed any chang yet, but the sub bass seems to be way up. I’ve been feeling the sub bass rumbles in my chest in songs like “Oh Mama” by Run the Jewels.
Here are some pictures with measurements if you want to try these for yourself.
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Or you can get dekoni attenuation rings.
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Personally I use genuin ZMF Ori hybrid pads (lambskin with suede face) and the brown (0.8mm thick) ovaltine attenuation rings. These sound the same as a full lambskin pad since the inner wall is lambskin but the suede face is super comfortable.https://www.zmfheadphones.com/pads-and-cables/ori-pads
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