Does anybody know if you can still get the Grey Audiometry pads?

A pair of mint Sennheiser HD600's for 115 dollars on ebay last year. This year I managed to snag a pair of Sennheiser HD580's for 100 dollars.

The pads are just stretched over the driver. You're not going to break any hidden tab or anything like that by just pulling the pads off.

Get him a used pair of DT 770's.

I was wondering if you guys have seen the Efi 82 Pro. It seems to have beefier and slightly different pads along with being all black. Which I think looks rather cool.  ...

I'd appreciate it alot thanks.  

Has anyone tried replacing the HD 580 or HD600 with Shure 940 pads as they look to be a similar size. Would they fit.

I've listened to both quite a few times. The ATH M50 doesn't really need an amp. Beyers however absolutely need an amp if you are not keen on buying an amp than go with the M50. If you plan on buying Beyers make sure you have an amp as they gain a lot from good amplification.

The black one I'm pretty sure is an Audio Technica M35. The second I believe is a Sony MDVR 700 but it's hard to make out well enough. It could also be a technics brand headphone.  

Quote:   They are a decent if average can at their price point. The issue that comes into contention is that with many new hobbyists or audiophiles it becomes their first and sometimes only jump into the hobby. In their zeal many novice users recommend them adamantly even in...

The guys at Beyer are an awesome bunch for sure. Good job on the post I'm sure it'll help others down the line.

Just call them and the contact number listed on their website and tell them what you need. I've ordered all the parts you mentioned before that way. Another handy tip is that you can also order Manufaktur version of parts as well if you ask about them.  

I would just save the money and put them towards your future modified fostex purchase.

My DT770's I upgraded to the DT 880's and hated them. Now I need to buy another pair which would make it #3.

Judging by the places you mentioned you would use them I'd go with the Sennheiser HD25's. There are better portable headphones out there aside from the HD25. From my experience I enjoy the Beyerdynamic T50P which I own and the DT1350 which I've demoed quite a few times. I find both of them to be...