do they fit on the audiotechnica ath50s? need it because there is practically no cushioning on top. hurts using it.
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I do not know. If the replacement upgrade band can be wrapped around the band of the headphones, I suppose so.
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They should fit in any small headphone jack on a phone, computer or mp3 player but I would never buy these. They are hard and uncomfortable and don't fit snugly in my ear.
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Not really. Pretty good airflow in them. They are very cushioned so they are comfortable for extended use and they keep the speakers far away from your ears that they don't rub. This is a big deal for someone like myself with big ears.
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Hey Ara: Since your model number is not listed on the site for this model, I don't believe they would fit. They appear to be to small. It also appears your model has been discontinued. Suggest you try contacting SENNHEISSER Customer Service/Support: http://en-us.sennheiser.com/service-support-contact-center-how-to-reach-usGood luck. Looks like nice headphones and worth the effort.
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they didn't for me...they were too oval, where mine were more round...i had an old pair of MDR's...i flipped the old worn earpads inside out and it worked fine...especially since i couldn't find any that would fit...
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I do not know. I bought the pads on the hope they would fit some very old Sennheiser headphones. And they did. The pads are very soft.
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Yes, but not well - they are slightly smaller than the ATH M50 pads, and consequently my ear feels slightly cramped when wearing the phones. There is also less depth - the ear is pressing up on the grill more. Overall, I don't recommend these for the M50.
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Yes! I have those in ear headphones and bought these as spares and they fit great.
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i've used non-Apple headphones, and they fit just fine. depends on the headphones, though, i suppose.
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Hello, They are specified as "Around Ear Design". You won't mind many headphones that your entire ear will fit into. Most are design to comfortable fit around or over the ear. Good luck. Jaddlin
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That could be the case. My Girlfriend cannot get them to stay in her ears either nor her brother. Both have small shallow ear cavities. I'd try a few different angles with the stabilising loop to see if you can get it too stay. Another alternative I can suggest is that the Bose in ear headphone grommets fit on them. If you like the form factor and are willing to experiment. Try to find a friend with a pair of Bose headphones and ask if you can have their smallest spare grommets or experiment with some other headphone grommets if you have some lying around. Good luck!
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Unfortunately I have the same problem for extended listening sessions. After about an hour, the top of my head begins to hurt, just as you are describing. I do not think there is a fix for this, sadly. However, I did not buy these headphones for comfortability, and therefore it is not a big issue to me. The main selling point is the unbelievable audio performance, and boy do these headphones deliver. Sorry I do not have a solution, as I too have the same problem, hopefully someone else can answer
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I love EVERYTHING about the headphones EXCEPT they don't fit over my ears. My ears are 2.25 x 1.25 inches and the headphones have an inside diameter of 1.5 inches so they sit on the top part of my ear and hurt after about 10 minutes.
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The cushions are the same as the Sony V300 uses -- pretty much any 3rd party 70mm outer diameter ear pads *should* work. They'll cost you all of $5 per pair.
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They fit but loosely. They are also significantly worse at deadening external noise vs the stock earpads. I found this to be detrimental to the sound quality of the headphones, and for that I would not recommend them for the M50X/S. Stick with the stock ones, you'll be happy you did.
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I haven't personally tried them with this case, but it's not thick or bulky. I looked them up on google, and it doesn't look like there would be an issue, but I can't say for sure. I use the regular straight plug earphones. I can send you a picture of it up close or something to your e-mail if you'd like? Just let me know. Sorry I couldn't answer your question better. =-\
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The arc part of the headphones mostly rest on the ears. No worries about size on this arc part, I would say they would fit most ears. Now the speaker part is a little too wide and it is not easy on ears after several minutes of use. I use them for 45 minutes running and it's bearable, more than that they start becoming uncomfortable.