Deiz
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Recently I noticed a good bit of dirt and hair build up on my pads, and the inner foam liner.
I removed the pads, gave them a rinse, and picked the hair and dust out of the foam liner. However, looking at the liner, specifically the area where the pad supports click into the main earcup, I see a deep indentation that's got some holes happening.
I know I can get replacement pads from Sennheiser for $26, but it seems silly - If I started using the liner from that set, once my current pads are starting to crush down, I'll already need yet another liner.
Thus, it'd be handy to have some extra foam liners around, especially if I'm going to be washing my pads every few months.
I removed the pads, gave them a rinse, and picked the hair and dust out of the foam liner. However, looking at the liner, specifically the area where the pad supports click into the main earcup, I see a deep indentation that's got some holes happening.
I know I can get replacement pads from Sennheiser for $26, but it seems silly - If I started using the liner from that set, once my current pads are starting to crush down, I'll already need yet another liner.
Thus, it'd be handy to have some extra foam liners around, especially if I'm going to be washing my pads every few months.