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BuckoNZ

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#299182 18-Aug-2022 12:02
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Call me a luddite, but I HATE wireless headphones.

I have had a set of Sennheiser HD 2.30's for about 5 years, which I leave permanently plugged into my mobile phone, during the business day. I LOVE them.

Sennheiser HD 2.30 - Headphones Headset On Ear Stereo - Lightweight and comfortable

But the ear pieces are starting to fall apart and it's time to replace them. But with what!?

I have gone to the Sennheiser website and the closest I can find are the HD 569's but they seem a bit on the big side. I would prefer "on ear", rather than "over ear".

 

Sennheiser HD 569 (sennheiser-hearing.com)

 

Any suggestions!?

 

 








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  #2955975 18-Aug-2022 12:19
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Have you looked for replacement pads for them? I have got some for my sonys off aliexpress when they started to shed the outer layer and look bad.





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BuckoNZ

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  #2956217 18-Aug-2022 16:37
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richms:

 

Have you looked for replacement pads for them? I have got some for my sonys off aliexpress when they started to shed the outer layer and look bad.

 



I can't see how they are replaceable on my headset.

I actually got a response from Sennheiser that the HD400S is the closeest, to the HD2.30. They are less than $100 so I just bought myself a pair:

 

https://www.sennheiser-hearing.com/en-NZ/p/hd-400s

 

 








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