[backbaychef]

Okay lets get to the point. My ear pieces are starting to fill up with dead skin, etc (sorry to be graphic

), and I began to think, how does one clean these out. They are velvet, and it seams that anything and everything seams to cling to them.

How does one clean out the ear pieces on the Senn hd-650?
How often should I replace the pads on it?
Where can I get replacement pads?

Thanks,
BackBayChef
www.how2dance.com

 

[aaroncort]

I want to know the answer to this question too so I'm going to give it a BUMP.

 

[Oink1]

I [size=medium]carefully[/size] hoover my velour Beyer pads with the crevice tool and give them an occasional wipe with a damp cloth

 

[backbaychef]

As in the crevice tool of a vacuum cleaner? Just wanted to make sure, before I go gung-ho on it.

Also does anyone know where to get new pads? And is there a recommended maintance schedule?

--BackBayChef
www.how2dance.com

 

[Oink1]

Quote:

Originally Posted by backbaychef As in the crevice tool of a vacuum cleaner ?

Thats the one

Quote:

Originally Posted by backbaychef Also does anyone know where to get new pads?

You can order them direct of the Senn website

 

[Bill Ward]

You might check the website of your headphone manufacturer for replacement pads. I know both Beyer and Sennheiser US offer them for various modes. What kind of headphones are you using?

Never saw recommended service schedule for headphones, but you could do a search on changing pads.

BW

 

[backbaychef]

They Sennheiser HD-650's.