Make sure all the connections u made are secured.
If still the same problem better bring it back for warranty claim.

Arrived already
SRP 299

you can remap the side buttons to the hotkey u desire
both rival and sensei are great options, see which shape you like
however, dont expect to use the side buttons on the other side of the sensei, you would usually end up misclicking it.

most users will disable those buttons anyway.
It is there to make sure lefties wont feel left out from the buttons
But then sensei is probably my favorite among the other line ups

If anyone wants to swap off a pair of old 9H earpads. Here's a guide

Things you need
1. A flat head screwdriver
2. A new pair of earpads. If anyone interested in the earpads that i used. I'll provide a link below.
3. A cutting blade.

i. Pull your earpad slowly until you can put in your flathead screwdriver. Inside there are a few pins that you need to pry it off, it should come off relatively easy once 1 or 2 pins are off the hook. The will be a filter behind the original earpad, keep that filter as it will be required later on.

ii. Here is an image of the pins, please do not break/bend them. Otherwise it would be hard to stick them back on.

iii. Align the plate and the earpads to make sure it fits properly the way it should.

iv. Once it is aligned, insert the plate into the earpad following the orientation. The pad I've used is angled at the back, so please keep the alignment right if you used the same thing.
v. Once everything is fitted in the pins would be blocked by a piece of leather, use the cutting blade to pierce through so that it would allow the pins to go through it. After that place the filter back into the earpad. The end result should look something like this.

vi. Here, just align the pins with the headphone and press it in. There you have it, your 9H with fresh new pads, you could do this as an upgrade as well because the pad i've used is deeper than the original ones, your ears wont be touching the inner part of the headphone. Here's how it looks like


Cheers!
Here's the link to the earpad that I've used.


This post has been edited by H3LLKEEPER: Sep 16 2018, 04:18 AM