can i use this on intricate fine premium audiophile headphone earcups/pads that uses leather? i.e esw9
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You can, however as a leather conditioner it is a very thick paste that must be polished into the leather and all the excess buffed off otherwise a grease like residue would be present on the cups and in any cracks or openings that might make it hard to get out. This product is more designed for finishing thick leathers like saddles that need to be protected from weathering. Some furniture polishes work for cleaning and protecting leather.
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I would say as long as it is not suede or faux leather, then, yes. I've used it on fine leather jackets, unstained leather and exotic skin boots.
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Sure. I believe the esw9 is black leather, so you will not have to worry about the slight darkening that any leather conditioning will cause on light leather. Aussie is a good product.
871335
I don't see why not. Leather is leather...this product is very gentle and nourishing.
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I had never tried it with the beyerdynamic dt990. However, I have listen to it for months with a Sennheiser HD580 (300 ohm headphone) and it is a perfect! I also have a Grace Headphone DAC+amplifier (m902), which is a almost US$ 2000 headphone and the Valhalla sounds better! In fact, I have never listen to a better headphone amp in my life. This product is designed to high impedance headphones. It is very dynamic and musical. Hope this helps.
1993112
maybe you should say what headphones you're getting these for then look up threads on replacement ear pads?these ear pads don't work well with heavy headphones in my experience.
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That depends on the headphone cable and plug. The plastic around the plug is quite thick, so it might not fit all headphones. But if the Jack plug on your headphone is level with the bottom of the earcup, and not embedded in a hole, it will certainly fit.
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They fit rather snugly on the Ortofon headshell assembly. They're compatible between Ortofon assemblies, but I would not count on it working on an Audio Technica assembly.
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if u can... i suggest u go for the audioengine d1. its performance is superior to this. but if ur using it for headphones only.... this wil def. do the job.
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I contact Klipsch support since the seams on my M40 ear pads had seperated within the 2-year warranty. I was told they no longer have ear pads since the headphones are discontinued. That is certainly a poor excuse given that they are within warranty. I certainly won't be making any future purchases from Klipsch based on this poor after sales support. Perhaps a different brand of headphones has a comparable sized replacement ear pad that will fit these? Has anyone found such a match? Considering the cost I'm not ready to throw them away.
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I don't know, but it fits on many in ear monitors that I have used. I would think that you could use it with any in-ear headphone. If you have a problem sliding it on then run warm water over the EATFL1 and then slide it on, it should then give you some excellent sound. Do not run water over your in-ear monitor headphones, I am only talking abouy the slide on piece. I have learned one thing, buy them from Sony as the other brands tend to breakdown very quickly. If the ear piece seems to hurt then cut off the top flange and it will work better for you. One trick I have learned, it may sound gross to you, wet you fingers and then rub the ear piece with your wet fingers and it will slide smoothly into you ear canal giving a much tighter fit. You will find that this step makes a tighter fit and the sound becomes incredible.
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The original OE headphones I had had the plastic (rigid) piece on the cushions themselves, these don't, so you should find the OE cushions that have the plastic piece on the cushion. You might manage to slip this on the plastic yourself (I couldn't) but you're better off just finding the right one instead.
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If the canal or tube of your earphone is dirty use the wax tool provided to remove debris. If you have no tool a paper clip will do, just be metered on how far you go down the earphone making sure that you don't damage your earphone driver. Note: If earphone sleeve is totally saturated with debris, purchase new sleeves for earphones seeing that there are not too expensive. If dirt is on the connection between cable and earphone, I would recommend sending it back to Shure see that it doesn't take much to damage that connection. Shure has good customer service and you earphones will be fixed or replaced. If the canal or tube of your earphone is dirty use the wax tool provided to remove debris. If you have no tool a paper clip will do, just be metered on how far you go down the earphone making sure that you don't damage your earphone driver. Note: If earphone sleeve is totally saturated with debris, purchase new sleeves for earphones seeing that there are not too expensive. If dirt is on the connection between cable and earphone, I would recommend sending it back to Shure see that it doesn't take much to damage that connection. Shure has good customer service and you earphones will be fixed... » Read More If the canal or tube of your earphone is dirty use the wax tool provided to remove debris. If you have no tool a paper clip will do, just be metered on how far you go down the earphone making sure that you don't damage your earphone driver. Note: If earphone sleeve is totally saturated with debris, purchase new sleeves for earphones seeing that there are not too expensive. If dirt is on the connection between cable and earphone, I would recommend sending it back to Shure see that it doesn't take much to damage that connection. Shure has good customer service and you earphones will be fixed or replaced. « Show Less
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The ear pads provided are extremely comfortable even with glasses on. I also have a pair of esw 700 and the esw 9's are much more comfortable. I believe the pads are different.
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I'm not sure; I have AE2w. There are non-removable humps which fit inside of the ear cups, but everything else is removable.
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I believe so. The method the earpad is installed onto the earcup may be slightly different, but I believe the earcups themselves are the same size.
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If the canal or tube of your earphone is dirty use the wax tool provided to remove debris. If you have no tool a paper clip will do, just be metered on how far you go down the earphone making sure that you don't damage your earphone driver. Note: If earphone sleeve is totally saturated with debris, purchase new sleeves for earphones seeing that there are not too expensive. If dirt is on the connection between cable and earphone, I would recommend sending it back to Shure see that it doesn't take much to damage that connection. Shure has good customer service and you earphones will be fixed or replaced.
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Thank you for shopping with Hans-USA,Not fit an Audio Technica M50.Looking forward to serving you again.Best Regards,Hans-USA
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Negative T. Tom...no earpad compression on my Sennheiser HD650 or 424s when they are on. You can open the sliders on your phones and there's absolutely no pressure on the pads. They just hang there. Good value. alejandro
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As long as the headphones accepts a standard 1/4" adapter you should be good. You might find it hard to keep it in the headphones though if you're not using the Custom One Pros as it has a very long cord and the weight alone would probably make it want to pull out but I guess it depends on how snug the plug fits into your headphones. It has a special design near the adapter that allows the beyerdynamics to accept it easier and "click" it to hold it.