The trick to remove them is to get one corner to lift a little bit and then weirdly you start rotating the earpad and it should then slide off.
That info was not included in the bag that the pads came in, but it is included in the box that my dekoni elite sheep pads came in and they use the exact same frame.
So, for others, all you do is prise up a little area of the pads, then from the inside and underneath the pads, start to gently turn the whole pad and it will then start to slowly unclip itself without any force.
Shame you had to destroy them to get them off, if you get other pads, try the dekoni removal solution as it really does work.
Soundwise the misodiko pads do absolutely jack to the sound, this isn't aimed at you, but this place never ceases to amaze me with the bullschit that some folk say, next I will see somebody post that if they hold their finger up in the air, the highs will be less sharp and bright and more refined, and the bass got tighter and now I can hear the mids oh so much better.
It's hilarious reading what some folk say. No wonder audiophiles get a bad name and why this game is expensive, as we have idiots endorsing crap that just doesn't do anything.to change the sound at all.
This is how we end up with schit like this that only costs £2500.
http://www.hifiplus.com/articles/win-an-audiodesk-systeme-vinyl-cleaner-pro-worth-2525-and-more/
A machine to blow dust off a bloody record, which technically shouldn't have dust on it if you keep it in it!s dust cover jacket.
All that can be yours for only £2500.
