Can I get replacement earpads for these? I've had one pair for so long that the foam wore out.
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Easy to get replacements. Just look for a 2 inch foam earpad/ear pad replacement. Something like this: foam Pad 2-Inch ear cover for philips sony headphone 3pr
1548930
I do not know. You could go on their facebook page and ask. They are very uncooperative.
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Easy to get replacements. Just look for a 2 inch foam earpad/ear pad replacement. Something like this: http://www.amazon.com/foam-2-Inch-cover-philips-headphone/dp/B003BRNZTM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396378466&sr=8-2&keywords=45mm+earpad+replacement
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I also would like to know, my headphone pad is completly shredding...funny, the ear pads have lasted forever and they are available everywhere but I can't find anyone for the headband pad.....
27751
I found 2" covers here [pkg of 4] from a vendor in Florida. http://www.scansound.com/Headphone-Foam-Earpads-F30.htm
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I would go to the manufacturers' websites and chat with customer service. You may not be able to replace them - I honestly do not know. Good luck.
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Mine is a model I bought about 3 years ago and haven't need to replace them. Searching the Jabra FAQ site shows that it is possible by removing the three screws under the ear pad.
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If you call the company, they might send you some replacement pads. The number should be in your manual somewhere. Good luck!
1881272
Your only option is the wrap leather around one of your existing ear pads, perhaps by taking the felt off first and wrapping around the foam inside. I do not know how you come to the conclusion that this will "improve sound alot", as Ultrasone invested multiple millions of dollars testing and refining their headphones and the parts they consist of. Good luck.
120034
Contact Pioneer, there should be a one year warranty on these headphones for parts/replacements.
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the ear pad itself should pull off. if it is old it may be a little harder if the rubber has gotten dry over time. the inner foam has a gasket that needs to be removed before replacing it. the gasket can be removed with a small screwdriver. if you are still unsure there are videos available online that show the process.
68123
I seriously doubt that you can get replacements except from the mattress pad manufacturer and that may take so much effort and final cost that I'm sure it would be far easier to simply buy a new pad. Such controls rarely wear out, which is one reason that replacements might be impractical. What happened, did you spill your milk on one? If that is the case, perhaps placing a small clear plastic bag over it might be wise. Good Luck!
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I don't use it outside, I use them only inside so they don't get sweaty, and I have had a pair for 5-6 years and have never replaced the pads, the more you use them, the foam will deteriorate. I keep them in a pouch to stay clean and dry. but you can replace them in a bulk pack on Amazon.
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I know, I don't like the foam ones either. But there is another alternative I found and been using and far more comfortable! They are the TV Ears Rubber Silicone Extra/Replacement Ear Tips. They're really good though you fork out cash more but it's worth your comfort. Hope this helps.
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Have you contacted the manufacturer or Super Ear .....they my sell the replacement parts..........
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I bought a used pair off of eBay, and one day the right side quit working. I called Bose, they took my serial number, and told me they were three years old. They said they don't repair them, but they replace them on a prorated basis. I got a NEW pair with a 1 year warranty for $99!
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Unfortunately, the earpads on that model cannot be removed. I ended up replacing it with a AD900X, which does have replaceable earpads.
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They come with a pair of replacement pads. Hope this helps what you were asking about.
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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.