Is there a Velour earpad that fits these?
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Yes !http://www.head-fi.org/t/627820/improving-the-comfort-of-the-dt1350-with-two-new-earpads-from-beyerdynamic
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http://www.suntekstore.com/goods-10008917-replacement_ear_cup_pads_for_sony_mdr-v600_mdrv600_mdr-v900_earpads.html use these instead. The 80mm's are a little to small. I still use them on my wireless headphiones , but the other site noted here will be a perfect size for those wireless headphones.
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mine were of much better quality than the originals ,and if you check on head-fi you can find velour ear pads made for other models that have worked on the ATH-M50s
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The earpads have been improved on the new model, however, we do offer inexpensive Velvet earpads here: http://www.amazon.com/ATH-M50-PADS-Velvet-pads-ATH-M50-headphones/dp/B00GTR2ICQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1392906746&sr=8-2&keywords=m50+velvet+earpads
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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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No there is not. I am not absolutely sure, but I looked for a while. After heavy use my left earbud stopped working and I sent them in to get it fixed. They sent back a brand new box with a new set of rings, so right now I am good to go. Be careful when you pull them out of a pocket or bag. That is when I lose most of mine.
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Depends on the diameter of the speakers. I looked on Insignia's site, and even in the user manual, and couldn't find the speaker size. So you'll need to measure them and see if these ear pads will fit.
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This model takes a 2-5/16 Inch or 60 mm pad rather than the 2 Inch. You can get 3 pair from Amazon for 3.97 at: Leegoal Foam Earpad Ear Pad Cover For Earphone Headphone (Black,60mm,Pair of 2 Pcs) I hope this helps.
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I used these on a set of MDR-V7s. They were a little tight at first, but fit really well now. They are very close to the quality of the original earpads.
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They come with soft vinyl ear pads but you can buy the velour pads for them here on Amazon.com. In my opinion, I never had a problem with the vinyl ear pads as the sound quality of these headphones far outweigh such a minor thing as ear pads.
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It's really hard to find a true around the ear headphones.I guess all the designers have tiny ears.I will say I have owned at least 25 pairs of headphones,and the vmoda is at the top of the most comfortable list.They don't press as hard,plus vmoda sells a replacement earpad set that have thicker padding and are just a bit larger.Plus they're super soft.
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Here is a link I found: http://worldwide.bose.com/productsupport/en_us/web/ae_headphones/page.html#ae_headphones_ear_cushion_kit
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I'm not sure; I have AE2w. There are non-removable humps which fit inside of the ear cups, but everything else is removable.
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Possibly, but likely not with a satisfactory result. Many ear pads are constructed of vinyl over fabric. This product creates a soft plastic coating, but is not really intended to bond to cloth or other soft materials. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer of the headphones for replacement ear pads if the headphones were expensive.
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Yup, earcups can be replaced. You can just search up Superlux HD668B replacement pads and should find some. I swapped mine for velours, much more comfortable. They're quite easy to swap too, no clips or anything, they just stretch over the drivers.
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Sorry, I don't know. They're made for the fairly flat kind of headphones, less than an inch thick.
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They seal out enough for me. I got them for comfort and this is where they excel. If I could give them more than 5 stars for that I would. I don't even want headphones without the option of Velour pads anymore.