Where to get Replacement Ear Pads for Sennheiser HD 202 Sennheiser HD 202 HeadphonesWhere to get replacement ear pads for Sennheiser HD 202.I can't seem to find any on Amazon, can anyone help and link to replacements? Where to get Replacement Ear Pads for Sennheiser HD 202 Sennheiser HD 202 HeadphonesWhere to get replacement ear pads for Sennheiser HD 202.I can't seem to find any on... » Read More Where to get Replacement Ear Pads for Sennheiser HD 202 Sennheiser HD 202 HeadphonesWhere to get replacement ear pads for Sennheiser HD 202.I can't seem to find any on Amazon, can anyone help and link to replacements? « Show Less
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Damn, hoped it would have been on a site i could order from, either way, i'm sure other ppl will find it useful. Thanks guy!!
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I found them here: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/352738-REG/Sennheiser_085708_H_85708_Ear_Cushions.html/
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I actually searched everywhere and the only place I found them were online at Walmart. I even looked at the Arm & Hammer website and couldn't find replacements but they are online at Walmart.
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Try this: http://cheap-r.com/shop?q=in+ear+replacement+tips&q2=0skibcjitA!!&i2=&q3=0skibcjitA!!&g=18911391&w=in%20ear%20replacement%20tips&t=b&gclid=CIjQgt7uwsACFU2RfgodEH8ALA
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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
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Am on the same boat. Kindly let me know if you find any answers by replying to this comment. Also looking for Sennheiser HD 598 Over-Ear Headphones . Have emailed customer care
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I'm considering switching headsets (for work telecommuting) as my Logitech H555 does not have replacement pads and I cannot find any replacements specified for Logitech's model. From this question, it appears Sennheiser may suffer the same fault. Although very expensive, these look like a great candidate. But if I cannot get replacement pads, I'll look elsewhere. Why is it a premium product line does not make it easy to replace parts that are expected to wear out?
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Doing a google search showed ebay as one option. The other was a question listed in sony.com, asking about buying replacement ear pads. Their answer: The Part number for your Earpads are as follows: (the R and RK are the same earphones) EAR PAD (860RX) (RF970RK) 3-198-847-01 Contact our parts and accessories department directly to order. https://servicesales.sel.sony.com/ecom/ ... 1857293684
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Amazon sells them. To save on extra shipping, I bought a pack when I bought the headphones. They're kinda pricey for the thin pieces of sponge that they are. Closer to home, you might try RadioShack or Best Buy. Good luck.
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If Amazon doesn't have them, go to the Bose website. Replacements are very easy to install.
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I did make researches where is the best price to get the replacement cable for the headphone. I looked here on Amazon if I need for a reason in the future. My headphone is in great shape,the cable also. If I will need a new cable in the future, I might have to get it here on Amazon. I am sorry I was not helpful. I do like the headphone I can tell you that,great with my Pioneer amplifier and good with my ipod and with my tablet also.
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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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HI K.P. - I've have Sonys too and they do break, I also don't like their sound - I flat don't like Sony products. Poor sound from most musical items.These Sennheiser HD 202 II are tough with a basic simple design. They are built with the idea of a ball and socket in stepped adjustments. Seems strong to me. And the sound is very good compared to Sony. Hope this helps.
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You are again in the right place. Amazon features replacement pads for this model. Type it in your Amazon search and away you go. You will also see below items offered other websites featuring these pads or try your localWal-mart. Easily obtained thru your Amazon prime membership. Perfect way to purchase best price quality merchandise. Hope this helped you. Have a wonderful weekend
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Purchase replacement ear bud tips from Amazon :-) You can get all different types and sizes.
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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 doubt if you can find just the headphones as a replacement. I had trouble finding them again because they've been discontinued and upgraded.
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I just spoke to a Sennheiser rep yesterday regarding replacement pads. He told me they would be $13 (pads/shipping). I told him I'd just buy another pair since I bought mine through Amazon for $26.74.