Where to buy replacement pads? Does anyone know where you can buy just the rubber pads that help keep these headphones in place? They pop off fairly easily when you pull them out of your pocket and such. Where to buy replacement pads? Does anyone know where you can buy just the rubber pads that help keep these headphones in place? They pop off fairly easily when you pull them out of your pocket... » Read More Where to buy replacement pads? Does anyone know where you can buy just the rubber pads that help keep these headphones in place? They pop off fairly easily when you pull them out of your pocket and such. « Show Less
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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.
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and the reason why I'm opting for another pair for $29 plus free (prime) shipping. Mine lasted over a year of hard use so for $29 are well worth the price.
196147
I'd also like to know the answer to this... I looked on sennheiser's website and nothing re: replacement pads there. I think they're trying to jack us by making you buy an entirely new set if you lose your pads.
196148
On sennheiserusa.com. Find the product, then scroll down to accessories. They're listed for $5.71.
196149
Yes from the Sennheiser site, but with shipping it's worth looking at buying a new pair from amazon instead.
676574
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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hey there! ya, i was about to write a follow up. i got an insanely nice woman on the phone at AT support (found the # on the website) and she sent me a replacement cable for free. kind of amazing really. i would expect to pay at least the shipping if it hapens again. it kind of feels like i got another Xmas present because i wouldve had to buy a new set of headphones if i hadnt found a replacement cable. AT has won itself a loyal customer.
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It's kind of stupid, but the only place I've found them is from the California Headphones Company website here http://www.californiaheadphones.com/silverado.html.I'm still trying to find an affordable replacement (the cord costs $20--that's outrageous!)
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the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and then you dont mint trashing them. MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and... » Read More the cords mess up,i just bought a generic on amazon the other day as the original didnt last no tine and they cost almost $30 the others $10http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NV60A00/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid;=A1LENG22PRMS3H is the others. love the earphones but i dont think the ar gonna hold up and you get no help from anyone.mine are only about 4 monthes old.I mow lawns and use earmoffs over them so they are well protected.i held of buying these as they were pricey should have just kept buying the cheap ones. buy these and shop around they are good till they break and then you dont mint trashing them. MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) « Show Less
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Nope, they really have fantastic build quality so I don't believe you would need them. I am a HEAVY headphone user, and I haven't had the issue of needing that replaced.But still, no replacement cable yet. I got an email from them about checking the warehouse to see if there are some... But so far I've heard nothing back.
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Chances are you broke the cover clip when you removed it or you are not lining it up correctly to "catch" in the clip holes when you put the cover back on. I doubt you can get a replacement cover b/c these are OLD headphones--at least mine are. The battery pack fit perfectly in my unit, thats really all I can say.
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You can try looking up ebay for individual parts or send an email to Audio Technica USA. I don't know if it's just me but customer service was exceptionally nice. They sent a replacement head rest a year after initial purchase. In the email I, included my address and the invoice order/# from Amazon as proof which i screen shot. I believe they may do the same for your ear pads or provide info on possible spares. Other than that, you may have to look up audiophile forums.
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I had the same problem so I ordered a great sounding pair of earbuds called "chops" & they are sold by Skullcandy. They sound as good as Apple earbuds, but they stay in place. You can order them online from Skullcandy & they ship really fast. Also, they have a great warranty...
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I'm in the same boat. The earpads on my MDR-CD770 are pretty tore up. I need to find replacements. Any ideas?
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Cristy Showers, I am unsure as to whether there are replacement buds. Did you not receive the extra 2 pair included with your original purchase? I have found that all the earbuds I have, no matter the brand, the earbud sleeves are interchangeable. I have had probably at lease 6-7 pair of all names & sizes. As long as the little speaker is near about the same size? You can use any kind. I am sure if you contact JVC they can give you more info. I never have them long enough to need replacement. I bought 3 pair of behind the head, over the ear, and ear cup styles now. I have tiny ears, and cannot stand buds anymore. If I were you, go up to a better pair of JVC that surround your ear, you will NOT believe how much better the sound is.
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I purchased replacement pads for these at a very reasonable price compared to the JVC replacement pads. They have a little less foam padding but the fit is good. I can't attest to how long they will last but at $3.50 per pad and shipping cost of $5.05, I only spent $12.05 for two pads. Here's the link if you are interested: http://headsetpartsunlimited.com/70mm-leatherette-ear-cushion.html
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I was wondering the same thing! I had a puppy chew one ear pad but the headphones are not damaged! So, instead of spending money on a new pair of headphones, I'd like to buy replacement pads!!
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The earbuds that came with my phone lasted about a year before the earpieces began to come apart. It was my own fault though. I carried them in my bag without a case or any other protection. So they were constantly being crushed against other things. I would say if you have or can get the originals, take good care of them. It really is hard to replace that quality without spending too much money.
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I don't know. I haven't had any problem with them not sticking. I have only been using it a week. there are replacement pads available to order though. I would think new pads would be safer. or perhaps you could try some adhesive tape over them?
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In the electronic section of ebay find headsphones and I have seen earfoam cup repair kits for sale.How long have you had your MDR-CD770? I cannot find anything that comes close to the sound,Why did Sony discontinue them?
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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