Which size ear cups should I buy for this? Thank you!
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I'm not a 100% about the sizes as they aren't indicated, but I would suggest that you wait until it comes and check out the pieces that it comes with. Like I said, it comes in three different sizes and two translucent 'picks' to use in cleaning.
473339
If you want a ear cup to fit your otoscope , disposable ear cups of Heine mini 's otoscope usually fits it
473340
It comes with three different sizes... It matters on who you're using on- adults, young children, infants, etc
400632
I have, I presume, average sized ears and they fit entirely inside the "cup". That said, I have very sensitive ears and I don't like anything pressing against them. These work very well for me as the cushion is deep enough. Your mileage may vary.
432951
The sizes pertain to your ear size. The fit to the headphones is all the same for each model. If your headphones are listed under the supported earbuds, it's up to you as to what size you want the foam pads to be for comfortable fit in your ear.
1893883
I have small ears and they fit great. You should give them a try. I hope you like them.
1805398
Check the width size of the stem on your earphones, the hole where the ear buds slide onto the stem. Should be 2-4mm. Purchase the size that fit your stems.
2135202
I agree with the previous answer, but I will add a little. I have heard many people using these on non-shure IEM's, but that said, yes, see what size fits you in your current set up. Also, many people forget this is expanding foam, and should be snug, but go for one size smaller based on comfort and ease of insertion. Medium covers most people, but if you always seem to need a small hat, small eyeglass frames, and such, then maybe small. (The opposite applies too) also look to any blu-tooth or other in-ear devices and see if you can find a pattern that can help you.
934192
There are several different sizes to choose from in the packet. I have found that the over the ear pieces are the most painful for long use so I use the small in ear only pads.
859917
The 2.5 is the typical size, but Radio Shack will have adapters. Go do that, this headset is outstanding. Best of luck. Rossi
2093398
The ear cups are huge on this model. Even if your ears are super large i cant see you running into any issues not being able to comfortably fit your ears in. One thing i will say though is if you don't need a closed headphone i would go with the open version of this. Only reason i use the closed is that i keep a fan on me at all times when im gaming so i needed it so the sound wasn't over impacted.
947828
Yes, they should fit fine. These are simple earphones, I have the barbie ones for the girls and they love them. The problem comes in if you want to get a headset (with voice as well).
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I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom One Pros have more than enough bass at the highest setting. I just think the sound is better with closed pads. I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom... » Read More I had the Custom One Pros for a while and I *think* I put these pads on them just to try them and they fit just fine. Doing some Googling for "custom one pro velour earcups" it seems like other people have put the DT770 earcups on the Custom One Pro and they fit. They are all the same dimensions, so you should be good to go.Edit: Heh, looks like I did indeed leave a review saying I put them on the Custom One Pros. I still recommend getting the DT770 pads, since these are meant for the DT990s which are open. These don't seal the bass in enough -- even though the Custom One Pros have more than enough bass at the highest setting. I just think the sound is better with closed pads. « Show Less
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I'd say I have slightly larger than average ears. These fit over my ears with a little to spare. Seems like you need to find a pair and see how they fit on you rather than potentially wasting the $300
988117
They do a great job! Just try out the different earbuds and make sure to find the right size for you!
1041393
Definitely on-ear (supra-aural) rather than around ear (circumaural) for me. I had an older Fatal1ty headset that was true circumaural (until it failed) but this one has much smaller (and less comfortable) ear cups.
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You will want to know the exact size you need. I ordered Medium and it turned out I had been using size large. The medium was too loose and did fit well. If they do not fit snug and tight, the bass will be lacking. So I purchased a large size refill box and sold the mediums NIB. Here is a link to the Shure sizes. I use the black foam sleeves on page 3 of this PDF. Here is the link: http://shure.custhelp.com/ci/fattach/get/4167/0/filename/Earphone+Sleeve+Technical+Info+v2.pdf
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My ear cup measures 3 3/4 by3 inches across. I'm not sure if this will help.
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The best way would have been to try the various sizes you received with the assortment of tip types and sizes. If you don't have any of the original sizes, you may have to look for a a pack that has multiple sizes. The downside is you will end up with 2 pair that don't fit. I imagine medium is the most common size. If your earhole looks smaller or larger than others', use that as a gage.