Does this compress the earpads? Seems like over time, it may make them thinner.
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Not that I have noticed. I have felt safe having my $1500 Senheiser phones on it for about a year now. No harm I can see. Save yourself a bunch of money and buy this instead of the fancy wood ones. :)
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It hasn't mine. I have the sennheiser 360 gaming headphones. So far I haven't experienced anything like that. May depend on the make and model.
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I've used mine with my HD 600's for 3 months and don't see any measureable compression.
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Interesting question. The shape of the Brainwavz is much smaller/thinner than a human head. Even more than they look in the picture. Your question is more specific to the type of earphones placed on it, but I think it is very unlikely to alter them in any way.
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Negative T. Tom...no earpad compression on my Sennheiser HD650 or 424s when they are on. You can open the sliders on your phones and there's absolutely no pressure on the pads. They just hang there. Good value. alejandro
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They do if I use foam rubber in-ear noise protectors. The noise protectors cut out the ambient noise while allowing for the device to transmit the sound through your ear bones.
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Honestly, I don't know because I do not wear them. But I would think that the headphones might be a little uncomfortable with thick ear pieces because the phones are a little tight anyway until they are broken in. I hoped this helped some!
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Mine do, about the numbers, it is heigth 5cm, width 4.3cm and depth 2cm from the tissue inside to the top, the pads are really soft and adjust just fine, so if it tocuhes your ear I don't think it'll bother you. Greetings
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I believe so. The method the earpad is installed onto the earcup may be slightly different, but I believe the earcups themselves are the same size.
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Probably, they are adjustable up and down, and they compress against your ears.
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Headset comes with foam covers on the earpieces. I think if you put anything else on there it would be too bulky.
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It doesn't block out all sound, but it does block out most of it. I think it's because of the padding, not any kind of advanced technology.
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They work great. And are thinner then the regular ones which makes it more comphy.a little big for my tiny ear.
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Yes. I've had mind for awhile now and they've always worked fine. Never had a problem until a ear pad tore.
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I notice a few times that they felt tight after a hour or two. But most times i'm moving the headphones around on, off, ect. And they wouldn't hurt at all very snug on the head.
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Not sure if my ears are bigger than most, but the pads do rest on parts of my ears. However, the foam they are made of is stupidly comfortable and I find I can wear them even longer than most headphones where the pads clear the ears entirely. They also do a good job of keeping the harder internal parts on the unit from resting on your ears, which is normally the things that makes headphones uncomfortable for me after a time.
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They fit but loosely. They are also significantly worse at deadening external noise vs the stock earpads. I found this to be detrimental to the sound quality of the headphones, and for that I would not recommend them for the M50X/S. Stick with the stock ones, you'll be happy you did.
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Yes. I found they were a bit tight at first, which made longer listening sessions uncomfortable after a while, but they seemed to relax a bit after enough use.
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no, they are quite soft though. I've had mine for about a year now and they have started to crack and become rough. it's by no means unbearable but it's not the same as the stock m50 ear pads
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No. This cable does not have that stiffer sleeve to help "mold" the curve in the cable over the ears however I've not had any problems with them staying in place. I did recently have a problem with the wire sleeve behind one ear breaking open. I sent it in to Shure and got the whole thing replaced. I personally think that the cord on this accessory should have had the same treatment as the stock cord, e.g. with the extra support on the cable behind the ears.