Satyr 3 (Tai nghe HiFi DIY)

Designed by a Professional

What makes this headphone Hi-Fi? SCIENCE! I spent quite a while finding the optimum combination of tuning materials and geometry to bring you the Satyr 3. This design beats out all of its competition in the category of DIY headphones and even beats out a lot of mainstream headphones too! So long as you use all of the correct materials in the BOM and follow the instructions in assembly you'll have a headphone that competes with and beats out other headphones in the $500 range. Dont trust the DIY competition when they say you can use any old speakers and earpads and you'll get a decent headphone, this is a science and you need to be precise to get actually good results. Join the discord community and be apart of something bigger!

Frequency Response Graph using an IEC711 GRAS Clone Measurement Rig
Compare against other headphones on squig.link

Waterfall Graph

(waterfall graphs don't actually tell you much of anything when it comes to headphones it just looks cool)

5128 Measurements!

Headband Files: V3 Capra Headband

BOM:

Part

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Pads

Pro Pads / Standard Pads

Heat-set inserts

M3 Voron Standard

FHSC Screws

M3 FHSC Screws

Tuning Foam

Dekoni Attenuation Foam Kit / ALT

3.5mm Connectors

3.5mm Panel Mount / ALT

Wires

Wire

Speakers

50mm Peerless Drivers

PETG

Polymaker PETG

PLA Pro

Polymaker PLA Pro

TPU

Polymaker 95a TPU

Cut the Dekoni foam (black not-shiny) into a 52mm circle (just bigger than the driver) with a 10mm hole in the center (enough to not block the center hole on the driver) and place it behind the driver before inserting it into the chassis.