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Originally posted by Nigel
Pink Floyd wrote
. Do you have a fat head or do your ears sweat a lot?? >>
Don't be so rude Mr Pink.
Calling me a big head & casting aspersions about my personal hygiene.
At the end of the day, I thought I needed a pair of replacement felt pads. I thought wrong.
Actually, taking Claude's advice, I washed the old ones. I should have done this in the first place because they seem to have regained some of their firmness.
Only joking about the first bit Mike.
Best wishes,
Nigel |
Nigel, as you know I'm joking about the fat head and sweat
I was just wondering if they're not making them so well these days?
As to sweat, my head drips like a tap sometimes and the foam in my pads is probably impregnated with salt.... it was just a thought, the HD535 pads were waterproof whereas the velour pads of the HD600's will absorb a lot of salt and probably break the foam down?
Maybe it "is" a good idea to rinse them out once and a while and air them off outdoors..... this may "plump" the foam up a bit too.
Is the headband cushioning replaceable? I can see that being a right old perspiration sucker and it could rot through time
Come to think of it, I should also have asked if you are bald on top? I am and I think this is a disadvantage for HD600 owners who tend to sweat a lot as there is no hair there to act as a barrier between the scalp and the headband cushion.
I have recently taken to wearing a baseball cap when listening to the HD600's..... I tried an old rubber swimming cap but A: I looked like a pratt and B: it increased the temperature of my head by 100%....... do Sennheiser make waterproof pads and headband cushions for people with bald salty heads I wonder?
I may try a "scotchguard" tweak........ you know the stuff you spray on shoes and furniture? That would make the pads impervious to water ingress though it could cause irritation to the skin....... will give it a go.
In the meantime........ does anyone else suffer from hot heads?
All the best.
Pinkie.
Could always cut out some holes for the ears on one of these: