Sony MDR V6 Headphone Problem

[jack1953]

One of the rubber earpads came off. If you own a pair of these you know it's impossible to put these back on. Is there a plan B?

[grawk]

Rubber ear pads? You mean the pleather? Those aren't hard to put on.

[jack1953]

Rubber ear pads? You mean the pleather? Those aren't hard to put on.

How? there's a small slot that the pleather is supposed to go back into and i have no clue how it's possible to do.

Jack

[mypasswordis]

One of the rubber earpads came off. If you own a pair of these you know it's impossible to put these back on. Is there a plan B?

I guess you should've thought about that before you had unprotected listening.

there's a small slot that the pleather is supposed to go back into and i have no clue how it's possible to do.

Do it like you did the first time but make sure not to have it fall off halfway through.

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

[Dusty Chalk]

Rubber ear pads? You mean the pleather? Those aren't hard to put on.

It's hard, but not impossible. Especially with a twinkle-thumbs like me.

[Pars]

If they're anything like the sony mdrV2s I used to have, patience is the key. Sounds like you're running a bit short on that. Try using a small screwdriver or something similar to get the edge into the slot and work your way around. I did mine at work where I don't have a lot of time to be farking with such shit, and I got mine back on.

[grawk]

eh, if you can't figure it out without help, just buy a new set and give the set you have away.

[Knuckledragger]

The answer is simple.

#1 You buy there: Beyerdynamic | Padded Earcushions for DT250/DT280 | 942704 | B&H

#2 You peel the backings off your old pads.

#3. You put the backings on your earcups.

#4. You use your comfy new pads to hold the backings in place.

#5. You enjoy your newly-upgraded V6s/7506s.

You can expect much more comfort, a better seal, and possibly more bass.