What ear foam replacement does this item use?
327838
Bought this item for my grand daughter to accompany her DVD player, which she LOVES. Haven't heard about any problems...that probably doesn't help.
327839
i have no clue i have not had to replace them sorry i could not help. i bought them as a gift for my granddaughter
327840
I was wondering the same thing! I had a puppy chew one ear pad but the headphones are not damaged! So, instead of spending money on a new pair of headphones, I'd like to buy replacement pads!!
142345
No, not at all and my girlfriend appreciates this because all I listen to is Grateful Dead!! I use Comply foam tips, Tx-100 which create a comfortable seal and avoid any ear wax from getting to the IEM. I have never had to change one of the filters. Good luck!
566853
I believe that is the model I referenced, here is what is on my headset and p/n for the partHeadset p/n: MX2138 H7Plantronics p/n : 67712-01This is a definite upgrade from the original foam ear cover
212354
Snap on either set. Very pricey for what you get. They need to find a way to lessen pressure and come up with practical ear tips. I use foam ones which are more comfortable.
834055
Try simple, cheap foam earplugs? As a pilot, I have 4 sets of noise canceling headsets but still find that the in-ear foam inserts are preferable in some activities, like sleeping with a pillow.
170370
If its just the foam cover, turn the ear side of the right headphone 1/8" to the right (the opposite of how you installed the batteries on the left side), this should remove the ear piece cover, you can then stretch the foam cover back over and reinstall the entire ear piece cover. Hope this helps.
57915
Try this: http://cheap-r.com/shop?q=in+ear+replacement+tips&q2=0skibcjitA!!&i2=&q3=0skibcjitA!!&g=18911391&w=in%20ear%20replacement%20tips&t=b&gclid=CIjQgt7uwsACFU2RfgodEH8ALA
1446795
They are not foam. They are a very pliable material that hold up for a long time. i have used for a couple of years and am always happy with the sound reducing quality---truly are the best I have ever used Bob
809468
At the Pelican website or just google for replacement foam. Do a search through Amazon and you should find it.
1246891
I don't remember. I stopped using duro-med because foam collapsed very easily and they were not comfortable. I use digi-cushions instead, and they are well made, last longer, well-priced and can be cut to any size.
717637
the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery... » Read More the simplest method for me... I put the plastic string on the bottom for each ear. I insert the one that matches the ear canal best. I cannot tell the color with the foamies on. When they are in the ear you then move the small lever up to increase the volume for both ears. Down decreased the volume. As you hold the earpiece in the hand the small end going into each ear curves forward. I don't imagine trying to place them in either ear the wrong way. When I remove the earpieces... I open the compartment all the way and carefully place them back in the back so as not to close the battery compartment. Not to worry about the battery falling out. Carry spares in the event you accidently close the compartment. « Show Less
1548929
Easy to get replacements. Just look for a 2 inch foam earpad/ear pad replacement. Something like this: foam Pad 2-Inch ear cover for philips sony headphone 3pr
1747964
In the electronic section of ebay find headsphones and I have seen earfoam cup repair kits for sale.How long have you had your MDR-CD770? I cannot find anything that comes close to the sound,Why did Sony discontinue them?
1864465
Amazon used to carry replacement foam ear buds. I haven't look lately. Also, many music stores have them as well but they are kind of generic and don't really last long. I can't answer about the mic cable.
890939
You remove the part that has the sharp pointed peg that held the OEM foam ear piecies. You can see the joint just below (maybe about 1/4") where the peg/foam earpiece is. Just grab it with your finger/finger nails and pull it off. The silicon ear pieces will then just slip right on to the remaining tube left. The silicon ear piece will last a very long time. Easily removed and cleaned. And oh so much more comfortable! A must have!
1785815
2.5mm. I've used a Plantronics, which they don't sell any more. Looks like this would be a reasonable replacement: Plantronics M214C Headset with Adjustable Volume
317693
There are other cushions being sold that are not the exact replacements, I was careful when I ordered to make sure I purchased only the exact replacement. The ones I recevied are absolutely by Bose and were the exact replacments. That reviewer must be mistaken in their comments or accidentally put their comments under the wrong set of ear cushions.