Replacement headband pad? Anyone know if it's possible to buy a replacement headband pad for these headphones? Everyone sells replacement ear pads but not the top piece that goes along the bottom of the headband. Replacement headband pad? Anyone know if it's possible to buy a replacement headband pad for these headphones? Everyone sells replacement ear pads but not the top piece that goes along the... » Read More Replacement headband pad? Anyone know if it's possible to buy a replacement headband pad for these headphones? Everyone sells replacement ear pads but not the top piece that goes along the bottom of the headband. « Show Less
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What about this one? NEW! Replacement Upgrade Headband Comfort Cushion Pad in Leatherette with snap locks. Universal fit most Headphone models; Grado SR SRi-series, Sennheiser HD-series, Beyerdynamic and more.
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The headband (not the ear pads) CANNOT be replaced. I learned the hard way. Wires for the drivers run through the headband and there is no way to replace it without detaching the wiring. So unless you feel comfortable completely disassembling and re-wiring (soldering) the drivers, it's not possible. The ear pads, on the other hand, are very easy to replace.
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I would love to know this as well... Anyone found a replacement that works?
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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.....
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If you're looking for an original type appearance, you're going to have to desolder the wires from the R side, slip the new headband pad on then resolder the R side back. Not a job for the timid. Headphone Headband Pad Top Head Pad Cushion Replacement Pads for Headphones Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphone Replacement Headband Protector (30 Days Warranty) Luckily my 17-18 year old headband pad is still in decent shape but I had to replace the earpads. When the time comes for replacing my headband pad, I'm going to find either some soft leather or velour and wrap it over the old pad with the seam on top. I wouldn't mess with desoldering/resoldering...those wires are really fragile. If you're looking for an original type appearance, you're going to have to desolder the wires from the R side, slip the new headband pad on then resolder the R side back. Not a job for the timid. Headphone Headband Pad Top Head Pad Cushion Replacement Pads for Headphones Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphone Replacement Headband Protector (30 Days Warranty) Luckily my 17-18 year old headband pad is still in decent shape but I had to replace the earpads. When the time comes for replacing my headband pad, I'm going to find... » Read More If you're looking for an original type appearance, you're going to have to desolder the wires from the R side, slip the new headband pad on then resolder the R side back. Not a job for the timid. Headphone Headband Pad Top Head Pad Cushion Replacement Pads for Headphones Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphone Replacement Headband Protector (30 Days Warranty) Luckily my 17-18 year old headband pad is still in decent shape but I had to replace the earpads. When the time comes for replacing my headband pad, I'm going to find either some soft leather or velour and wrap it over the old pad with the seam on top. I wouldn't mess with desoldering/resoldering...those wires are really fragile. « Show Less
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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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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 don't believe you can replace them. They appear to be built in to the headphone. The only way possible to do so would be to completely take apart the headphone
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Go to the Koss website and look for instructions- fairly easy to find as I recall. You'll pack up your headphones (pack them w. some bubblewrap/newspaper and use a small USPS Priority Mail box), and send them ~ $7 (check the website) for s/h (you may not even need to send that). Obviously, include a note with your return address and a description of the problem. Haven't used it on these headphones specifically, but (as a radio freelancer), many of us buy Koss exclusively because of their warranty service. I've sent several different headphones back (obviously much older styles than these) and have either received back a repaired or refurbished (usually upgraded) headphone back. I think I had to include $7 or so for s/h- but it was MUCH less ($ and hassle) than getting new ones. They've even replaced/repaired ones that were really beat up (a colleague STEPPED on my headphones (dork!) and Koss replaced them without incident. I recently resurrected a pair of older Koss headphones that had (large) flaking earpads- was able to get a new pair for $5 from their website, thereby rejuvenating them and effectively making them 'good as new'. Still an America based company, too. Nothing against the other companies/brands, but Koss has always stood by their products whenever I asked them to do so, so I'll support them with my business!
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Hello, did you have any luck getting a replacement pad through the warranty? Wondering if it's worth it or not to contact. Thank you!
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I don't believe they were available when I purchased mine from underwater audio, but I also read reviews on their website and others. Underwater Audio has gone above and beyond when it comes to customer service esp. when I had issues figuring out what kind of headphones to use and how to get them to stay on. They replaced them immediately when I had problems. Also I've had mine almost a year or maybe more, and it's still going strong. I absolutely LOVE this product and would buy another one if this one ever craps out. Again, AWESOME customer service!
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I found some on e-bay - look for something like 68mm-70mm 2"3/4 headphone EAR Cups pad earpads foam(mine came from Hong Kong!)Also Sony say in the UK a company called Seeme stock replacements call 0870 8508501
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i just had mine replaced..i emailed the customer service and within 30min they processed my new headband! great support, very happy with the product and support
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Any way of getting say leather type ear pads for this head-set? Foam no matter how careful you are wears out fast, and this head-set hurts your ears and head once the foam padding begins to wear ....Thanks in advance. :)
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If you're talking about the little rubber piece that covers the earpiece, typically, any generic replacement bud should fit on the earpiece. Amazon has a selection of various colors. Look for a package deal that includes small medium and large so you can get the best fit. If you don't want to wait for shipping, Wal-Mart or any electronic site that carries mp3 players and headphones should have replacement buds.
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I have not looked for a replacement pad, however, the pad that comes with our is the best i have ever used. I have had it about six months and it is holding up great
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They cannot be purchased. I contacted Beachbody directly, and confirmed that they do not sell the bands separately. My guess is that replacement bands would constitute 75% of the cost of full replacement, so it's not worth it to them. It's too bad, since they're made to be replaced.
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I was in this situation, and ordered replacements from the OT page directly. Admittedly, they send you a full new set, rather than just the ones you want. 3rd party options likely have a heavy 'buyer beware' warning. I wanted mine to fit on the device without any issue.
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There are two sets buds in the package, one is on the headphones and one in the package. They are color coded to each set but I don't think replacement buds are sold.
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I had the same experience with Klipsch customer service, though the rep did spend quite a bit of time looking through the their inventory to find suitable replacements, none are available. I have seemed to have solved the problem buying a pair of 1st gen Beats Studio replacements and the using just a touch of adhesive to glue them into place. The beats earcups are a little larger the the original Klipsch earcups, but are still comfortable. If you can find earcups a little smaller it would work a little better than my setup. These headphones are quite durable otherwise.
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Just search on Amazon for them. Search by Sennheiser PX 100 II replacement pads. It's that simple.