Do the Beyerdynamic DT 250 pads fit these? If it does, does it require a lot of stretching?
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Yeah I put those pads on them. They are a really tight fit and you have to put cotton behind the pads to boost them up so your ears don't touch the speaker grill, but they are super comfortable and sound much better than the stock pads
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Julianne: I bought these earpads for a pair of Sony MDR-V6 headphones with dimensions of 78 x 98 mm and they fit very snuggly. The length of your headphones may make it very difficult to get them on however once they're on they should fit pretty well.
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Yes, the ID of the ear pads are 2.875 in x 1.875in and the OD. is 4.5in x 3.5in. I believe the ear cups would fit your ears. The head band adjustment opens quite wide to fit a larger head. Hope this helps--KP Jandt
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I hear you but never seen a larger pads possibility on any forum for this already fairly large/wide portable driver size. I also have the rival DT1350 from Beyer with smaller and softer pads for "big ears" but it too is "on ears" and not around although size is important for proper seals. I guess you have to live with the original design or buy a different sized headphone. I too wished for a bigger Cup here!
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Yes, but are a bit loose fitting. There's a small chance of the earpad falling off when you hold it, but are fine when in use.
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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.
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I would say they would fit just about any earbud as they are really stretchy. I have a pair that I really had to stretch to fit but once on they work great.
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The OP is asking about the Audiotechnica headphones. To give an answer, I wouldn't bet on it. While they both may be 2.5 mm, there could be subtle differences in the shaping that could prevent a proper fit.
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It will work perfectly with the DT770 250ohm headphones. I use it with my DT990 250ohm Beyers and can push them to uncomfortable levels of volume. You'll be fine for sure.
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No, you can use pads from AKGs, just google it or look them up in the head-fi.org forums.
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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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My Sennheiser HD 428 headphones fitted well, and I still had space to put other ear buds and headphones in the case as well. I looked up the size comparison of your headphones and mine and they're very similar in size, so I believe they should fit. :)
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I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom One Pros have more than enough bass at the highest setting. I just think the sound is better with closed pads. I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom... » Read More I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom One Pros have more than enough bass at the highest setting. I just think the sound is better with closed pads. « Show Less
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I don't think they will. I have both the 7506 and the Beyers and the beyer are larger. That said, I will highly recommend the following Earpads for you. I've put them on all my Sony 7506 headphones http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DT250Earpad I can't say enough about the improved comfort of velour over the plastic pads and also improved bass response. You don't get that "hot ear" feel that the plastic gives after wearing them a while. They also make the phones look and feel like new again.
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Hello: Yes, these pads are markedly deeper, probably by 50%, than the stock Sony pads. They're a lot more comfortable and sturdier, too. I really can't recommend them highly enough.
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I just examined mine pretty thoroughly, and I see no evidence of any asymmetry going on with the pads. They are somewhat of an oblong shape, but that is the same with both....Maybe yours are defective in some way? I would call Philips, maybe you could ask them how you would go about replacing these earpads as well, since there appears to be no way to do it.....
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I used the foam tips and felt very comfortable listening for 3-4 hours. If you want a custom fit, check this out: http://www.sensaphonics.com (note: I don't know this company, but will order one to try).