Anybody have an idea if these will fit Phillips Fidelio X1's? Or if maybe I need the XL version?
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The Fidelio X1 Dimensions: 8.3" x 7.9" x 3.9" CASEBUDi Headphone Case - Extra Large - XL with Interior Dimensions: 9" x 8" x 4.5"
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Get the XL version. The L version is a snug fit. But hey it's your preference!I own a Fidelio X1
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I unfortunately can't answer your question, but I would like to know if you ended up buying these (or the XL version), as I just bought the Fidelio X1 myself...
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There should be no problem with fit. I swapped each XL from the original cartridges that came with the printer.
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The OU2 I purchased in early Dec came with Aquila Nylgut on it. If yours doesn't have them why not try them and judge for yourself, for $6-8.00 what's to loose. Many reviewers seem to like them and my local music store spoke highly of them.
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As long as you have a standard headshell it'll be perfectly fine. Make sure to get the recommended stylus: N 680 EI have these for my t60, sounds absolutely amazing :D
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Not sure your talking about the headphones that I have Le. These will fit SENNHEISER PXC 250 headphones, which are noise-cancelling when the battery operated NoiseGard unit, that's come with them and is part of the power cord, is turned on . The diameter is just under 2", and they are as soft as the original pads. Hope this helps.
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We don't know, as we used them on another headphone model. The key is to measure the diameter of the earpiece. These are true to size, have considerable give, and are durable.
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You can enter them in the search line on Amazon. Or, here is a link you can paste in your browser: http://www.amazon.com/Pairs-Black-earphone-Earphones-compatibility/dp/B00BIJTN5K/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1391281060&sr=1-1&keywords=EP-SQUF-BLK-3L
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Hi Matt!No, but they dont fit standard singelcoil size. Prepare to do some filing to get them to fit. But its worth it. They sound amazing!!!
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Yes, the Elite Core OSP does fit the Behringer X32. It's a nice snug fit. The case is nice and sturdy.
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Yeah for the XL one. If your getting these for one time use and then tossing them, sure buy something cheaper. But for heavy use in a school setting or an adult flag football league this is the one you want to get! They are tough and worth the coin.
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Hi, I didn't mention U2000. Maybe that is in the description of the product. I bought these for an XL2000 & have had no problem.
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Voice teacher here: I use these on my Supercope CD Recorder which uses x1 and maybe x2. Check Superscope website for details.
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Wish I knew. I just found your post because I'm looking for the same thing. I probably have a dozen 1/8" mini plug cords at home and not a single one is skinny enough to fit into the headphones' housing.
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Hi, Yes they work with MM phono inputs. Quite impressive detail from these cartridges. It needs a break-in though... did not appreciate mine untilafter a month, I guess it depends on the hours you spend with your turntable. Happy listening.
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I can't tell for certain, but they are a VERY standard size - I have ordered a few sets of these and they have worked on all headphones I have. I looked at the manual for those at http://cdn.shure.com/user_guide/upload/1482/us_pro_se310_en_ug.pdf and it looks as if they will fit. They *do* fit all 3 sets of Sonys I have, as well as a Panasonic RP-TCM125-K . Can you swap out with covers from generic earbuds? If so, these should work.
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I believe these are High-End headphones. And, the covering of the headband is peeling/wearing out. I cannot say for certain. (Too note: I believe you can order and return if they do not fit.) I purchased them for SENNHEISER headphones. HD 280 and PXC 350. Models are about 8 years old now. Judge accordingly. Hope this helps.
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I just looked up your TT and it appears to be a standard 1/2" cartridge, so yes, this will fit and work on the XL-100. Only problem that may come up is that you need to use the included adapter and attach that to your headshell, so be sure to line it up just right. If you do that, you'll be good to go. For a couple bucks more though, I recommend the AT311EP from Audio Technica. Essentially the same cart, but with slightly better specs. I have both and tend to use my 311 more than the 92. Regardless, enjoy! http://www.amazon.com/AUDIO-TECHNICA-Universal-Turntable-Cartridge/dp/B0002ZUN1O/ref=pd_cp_MI_0