I have faux leather vinyl ear pads on my headset that are getting stiff. Can I use this to soften it up?
1504835
You probably could but I don't know if this is the best thing. Quite frankly, I wouldn't want prolonged skin exposure to these chemicals.
1504836
yes you can:) I already used vinylex on faux leather and it did an AMAZING JOB:):):)
1745972
Having the same problem but that's the difference between an ear bud and a full headset. The weight of the unit is pulling the unit down against the ears causing the discomfort.For the price, one would like a little more comfort. I tried this...along with the ear hooks, I attached a small lanyard to the unit and then put that around my neck to pick up some of the weight of the unit.Pressure relief about 60%. Helps when watching long period movies.Good luck
1653391
You have to roll them in the palm of your hand to soften them - then push the round ball into the ear as best you can firmly. Sometimes you can't stop some air from coming in. It still works better than anything else out there.
1331275
I purchased replacement pads for these at a very reasonable price compared to the JVC replacement pads. They have a little less foam padding but the fit is good. I can't attest to how long they will last but at $3.50 per pad and shipping cost of $5.05, I only spent $12.05 for two pads. Here's the link if you are interested: http://headsetpartsunlimited.com/70mm-leatherette-ear-cushion.html
636310
Yes, technically answering your question. The pads are not touch sensitive to begin with. But you can resample on multiple pads with varying volumes or effects and line them up consecutively if you want the sample to be progressive for whatever reason.
915676
I had the same problem and found that there are some little dials you can set for mike and headset. While it is still a little softer than I would like, that basically solved the problem.
1571080
They would probably do a good job softening the sound. I use them for drumming, and they soften the sounds so I can hear them, but they are not to loud.
403029
Very uncomfortable. The headband hurts because the cushion is too thin. I can feel the two plastic bars behind the cushioning. I bought some headband cushions from Sennheiser and attached them to the Shure 440 with some zip ties. The ear pads are terrible as well due to the lack of cushioning. I would recommend buying the SRH840 ear pads which fit on the Shure 440 headphones.
1729712
I just bought the headphones hoping the review I read on trustedreviews.com was correct and I also bought replacement fake leather cushions (4.99 + free shipping) just in case it really is made of leather.
1993110
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.
1621490
I used for my beats and audio technica headsets. I noticed sounds quality not so great but it's bearable
1022021
I can't tell from your question and other people's answers if you are asking if this will itself deform over time or if this will cause the headphone to bend. If you are asking about the latter, answer is now since you would just rest your headphone on top. There's nothing forcing down the headphone to take the shape of the holder. Unless your headphone has an extremely small radius headband that is
1175100
I do not believe the pad would work. The sennheiser pads are designed to snap in to the headphones in four places on each ear piece.
643984
Very comfy leatherette ring on foam earpad. I really like this headset to use with my home phone. You need an adapter to use with 3.5mm jacks (which most cell phones are), and our adapter doesn't work well - it shorts out. Get a quality adapter.
1678598
Pull off the flat piece that holds it in place and put the ear pad back around it. It will be a little hard and you'll feel like you're going to break it
1037578
Unfortunately, I'm unable to answer, as it was purchased to replace the ear cushion on a Plantronics headset.
852896
It's my understanding from my audiologist that this is to lubricate the inner ear. You might want to talk with your doctor or pharmacist about what to use to soften or remove ear wax. Geed the warning about not sticking Q-tips in your ears.