I am looking for replacement earpads for my Sony headphones MDR-NC5. Amazon has a number of repacement earpads but which ones fit the MDR-NC5?
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I purchased from 2 different suppliers. Don't remember details, but I posted reviews on both. Quality on both was borderline, but so was quality of original pads ie. thin poorly cushioned. Only difference was one supplier sells one pad at a time and is therefore more expensive. Other sold in pairs so cheaper
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Looks like the www.headsetpartsunlimited.com EP-5 replacement foam pads will do the trick! Lots of comments on replacement pads for the fine, long-lasting Sony MDR-NC5 noise cancelling headphones over the past 4 years, and Sony is, of course, of NO HELP at all. Parts no longer even available from them! You might also try the ScanSound.com 55 or 60mm replacement foam pads or they also have a "leatherette" replacement pad.
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If by replaceable you meant buying another identical ear cups in case some happened to your original ear cups then: YES they are.I did a quick search for your and found them below is link:Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 ANC9 ANC27 ANC29 Headphones Replacement Ear Pad / Ear Cushion / Ear Cups / Ear Cover / Earpads Repair Parts (Black)hope it helps if you have any other question regarding this headphones I will happy to answer them.All the best.Angel.
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in not sure if the questions is about the headphones or if its about the replacement ear pads. if its about the earpads there ones specifically made for the 840 but its twice the price i think($14) on amazon. if you go the shure website there are no specific dimension for the ear pads. so i think it might be easier to pay to the 14 dollar ones which i think it sucks to double the price but cheaper than returning it if it does not fit. if you are talking about the headphones itself, i think it all depends on what you are using it for. I'm a sound engineer and the shure 440 does not have a good base response. its incredible clear when using for vocal voices, guitar or keys if you need to eq them, but not really that good for percussions. i have the audio technica m50 for monitoring. i do not have the shure 840 but i don't think paying an extra $100 is not worth it. There are better headphones out there for sound engineers at list. Sony MDR7506 is one of them (this one i have). i hoped this helped you. if not sorry.
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I'm in the same boat. The earpads on my MDR-CD770 are pretty tore up. I need to find replacements. Any ideas?
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Sorry, I can't answer your question....don't know. The earpads are slightly oval and it was a slight stretch to get themon Sony MDR-V6 headphones but they fit well and are comfortable for long periods of use.
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I just put on a set of EDT250V pads, they do fit. However, the sound is slightly altered. It is slightly more scooped (more mid-range absorbed by the Beyerdynamic pads). Anyone try something different? I want a pad that gives a little more room and comfort so my ears don't touch the harder plastic.
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Ah, I see. Thank you. I did buy the e2cs, and unfortunately I cannot get any of the pads to fit my ears, so any idea what prices run on the ear molds and where I can get them??Thanks!
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You can try looking up ebay for individual parts or send an email to Audio Technica USA. I don't know if it's just me but customer service was exceptionally nice. They sent a replacement head rest a year after initial purchase. In the email I, included my address and the invoice order/# from Amazon as proof which i screen shot. I believe they may do the same for your ear pads or provide info on possible spares. Other than that, you may have to look up audiophile forums.
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After many years of frequent use, my OEM ear pad covers wore out. I searched, but did not find reasonably priced OEM or aftermarket replacements. So, I bought a pair of otherwise worthless earphones at a dollar store which had a quite similar size and shape ear pad set. I carefully removed the covers and put them on the NC-6 headphones and they fit quite well, although not as refined in appearance as the originals. So I cut two ovals of a black silky fabric (approximately 3" x 2-1/2") and sewed drawstrings around the perimeter. I covered the foam, cinched the drawstrings, and now the look and feel great. Cost $1.00 for the cheap headphones and less than $1.00 worth of fabric. Better than new, IMO... After many years of frequent use, my OEM ear pad covers wore out. I searched, but did not find reasonably priced OEM or aftermarket replacements. So, I bought a pair of otherwise worthless earphones at a dollar store which had a quite similar size and shape ear pad set. I carefully removed the covers and put them on the NC-6 headphones and they fit quite well, although not as refined in appearance as the originals. So I cut two ovals of a black silky fabric (approximately 3" x 2-1/2") and sewed drawstrings around the perimeter. I covered the foam, cinched the drawstrings, and now... » Read More After many years of frequent use, my OEM ear pad covers wore out. I searched, but did not find reasonably priced OEM or aftermarket replacements. So, I bought a pair of otherwise worthless earphones at a dollar store which had a quite similar size and shape ear pad set. I carefully removed the covers and put them on the NC-6 headphones and they fit quite well, although not as refined in appearance as the originals. So I cut two ovals of a black silky fabric (approximately 3" x 2-1/2") and sewed drawstrings around the perimeter. I covered the foam, cinched the drawstrings, and now the look and feel great. Cost $1.00 for the cheap headphones and less than $1.00 worth of fabric. Better than new, IMO... « Show Less
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I bought these replacement pads for my Sony MDR-7506. The old pads were disintegrating! The look, feel, and fit of these new pads lead me to believe they are indeed Sony brand. My headphones look and sound brand new! I would highly recommend these pads!
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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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Hi SamuelThe foam pads I purchased via the Amazon site were for my "Sony MDR-G74SL Street Style Foldable Headphones".The ebay description for the pads is: "Foam Pad Ear Cover for Philips Sony Headphones-2-5/16-Inch"; but they fit perfectly on the Sony headset that I have. I don't know how the headset model you quoted compares in sizes to my foldable headset - you will need to check the dimensions.I hope that this helps.RegardsFred
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I bought this one for $8.99 and although it is not a perfect fit I am happy with it: Bluecell Replacement Earpad Ear Cover Pad for Audio Technica ATH-SJ3/ATH-SJ5/ATH-ES7/CRESYN HP500/ELECOM CL430/SONY MDR-V150 Professional Headphone (7x7CM)$
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you should try these first tho .....copy and paste that in Amazon. ....2pcs Small Long Black Earbuds for Sony Extra Bass MDR-XB60EX MDR-XB30EX Noise Canceling MDR-NC13 In-Ear Headphones Mobile Hands-Free Headset Wired Eargels Eartips Ear Buds Gels Tips Bud Gel Tip + Black Sea International Logo Good Quality Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth (random color)ho
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I don't sell them, but I got 3 pairs for $4 here : http://www.amazon.com/Foam-Cover-Philips-Headphones-2-5-16-Inch/dp/B0040FHB6C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376155635&sr=8-1&keywords=sony+mdr+nc6+ear+pads
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The link for the part (J34899-001) still works and they have them in stock, but I can't figure out if it's a single or a pair of ear pads. Does anyone who bought them from JVC know?
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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.