[ddroller]

Hey all,

I am at a complete loss as to where to get these. one of my pads fell off my Sennheiser PX-100s over the weekend, and, I haven't been able to find anywhere online that sells replacement ones.

Any Head-Fi'er know of a place?

 

[Oink1]

Direct from the Senn webshop... LOOK HERE

 

[nierika]

I need to find the retro yellow pads!

 

[gshan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oink1 Direct from the Senn webshop... LOOK HERE

Maybe I'm just tired, but there ain't none px100 pads there. Are we lookin at pads for another model that uses the same thing?

Quote:

Originally Posted by nierika I need to find the retro yellow pads!

hawt

 

[ddroller]

Yeah. I was all over the Senn shop on the web, and there's nothing there (and I'm not even tired, I've had coffee).

I would take those yellow ones in a second

So, no one knows where to get replacement pads? I didn't think it would be this hard, these cans are pretty popular.

 

[gshan]

Try this on:

http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showt...ght=px100+pads

It's probably worth calling Sennheiser's customer service line too.

 

[bmorrison]

The pads do exist after all. Their part number is H-89331. They aren't on the website, but you can call to order them. The weird thing is, I called and told the sales rep what I wanted. She said that PX100 pads aren't available yet. Then I gave her the part number, and when she looked it up, she was pretty surprised to see it in their system.

I ordered them last week and they just arrived. I was a little worried that it might not really be the correct part, but on the package it does say they are for the PX100. Just to be sure, I put them on my PX100, and they fit perfectly. Treble sounds cleaner then with my old, dirty pads too.

 

[NiceCans]

Radio Shack replacement pads # 33-380 fit. You have to stretch them around and over the edge as you go, sort of like putting on a bicycle tire, but they do fit.

 

[rabyburns]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ddroller /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hey all, I am at a complete loss as to where to get these. one of my pads fell off my Sennheiser PX-100s over the weekend, and, I haven't been able to find anywhere online that sells replacement ones. Any Head-Fi'er know of a place?

I had exactly the same problem, on ebay you can buy replacements for £8+ but eventually i got the official supplier/pads here

headphonesdirect

They cost me £4.60 including postage and i got them the next day, great service. (they came in Sennheiser packaging)

 

[betweentheears]

Just bought hd414 pads for mine. Check e-bay

 

[Calypso]

Just put on some HD414 pads on my PX100. Bit extreme but very comfy. Wonder how they would sound with the quarter mod/reversed mod

.

 

[betweentheears]

any difference in S/Q?

 

[taso89]

PX100 + HD414 pads are a great way to go. Cheap + upgrade in comfort

 

[omega52]

Pads for white PX100 are $1.33 more than for the black PX100. Wonder why.
k

 

[cholero]

PX100 + HD414 are great to use on the bicycle! They lower the noise produced by the wind considerably.
This increases the security for the bicycle rider because you hear better what is happening around than without the headphone. I did not know that the pads have such a heavy influence to the noise of the wind. The original pads don't lower this noise.