MattTCG
Headphoneus Supremus
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The best method is mentioned in the video provided above, which is to use a headphone stand. The one that is made by Sennheiser is actually pretty good and I use one and one that I made as well. I think that the reason for the chipping paint is that many people don't use stands but just lay them down on their desk. It's a tempting proposition when you're in a hurry or just need to sit them down for a moment to just use an empty space on the desk. Which is why I put an extra mouse pad on my desk for times when I need to put them down quickly or temporarily.
You can also use a thin strip of packing tape across the top edge of the headband where the chipping tends to happen.
gL!!
Hey guys, I am new to the HD650s, but I am loving them so far. I bought a used pair, but it was in perfect condition (no paint chipping on headband or anything) and I would like to keep them like that. Reading around these forums it seems like the paint chipping is common to these headphones? I was just wondering if there was anything extra I could do (other than being very careful and babying them) to keep the paint from chipping off? Thanks for any info.
The best method is mentioned in the video provided above, which is to use a headphone stand. The one that is made by Sennheiser is actually pretty good and I use one and one that I made as well. I think that the reason for the chipping paint is that many people don't use stands but just lay them down on their desk. It's a tempting proposition when you're in a hurry or just need to sit them down for a moment to just use an empty space on the desk. Which is why I put an extra mouse pad on my desk for times when I need to put them down quickly or temporarily.
You can also use a thin strip of packing tape across the top edge of the headband where the chipping tends to happen.
gL!!