Life hack to solve the problem with the "poking" of highs: Pulled out the high-frequency F. T.F. filters (these are removable black plates similar to pressed felt) from my old wired Marshall Monitors and inserted them under the MID ear pads. The sound, in terms of high frequencies, became cleaner at times, the quality of low and medium frequencies was not affected in any way. Excess high ones were cut off. On the Marshall website, filters can be purchased separately. Issue price 700.
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