Thats a good trick bro ... I wished I knew that 1995 when I bought my first pair.... HD25 never disappointed me since then ... these things are industructable like tanks.... Only the cushions need a replacement every few years (for me about every 5-7 years). You still get spare parts after almost 30 years.... that is nothing less but amazing.
Nice, glad it helped :). Sennheiser has some really great designs. Long life and they always sell the spares after many years too. I really like how the hd580/600/650/660/6xx can be taken apart by hand so easily :)
I don't know if somebody already said that but it's faster if you flip the skirt completely the other way, you place the pad on the headphone and you try to gently unflip the skirting on bit a the time only using your fingers. It will be on in no time. Have a good one :)
Hello the trick is not to use any tool, or try it to flip it over at one time. The correct thing is you have to prepare a little size (maybe a half of the round) and then slightly push it from the inner side of the speaker (like putting the finger in the hole and releasing the rubber by small sizes from inside to outside. Because if you try to stretch the rubber from outside it gets very tight, but pushing from inside is more natural and easy. It took about 5s and its done. Maybe I should make video to demonstrate it. This worked for me.
Hey mate, good job. Uno you can easily disconnect/reconnect each ear peice? They removable from the actual headset. Just another feature this headphone had I thought was handy. Thanks for your guide too 👍🏽
this was helpful but i since found that it only takes seconds and the foam disc won't get wrinkly if you just flip the whole skirt thing over backwards first and when the ear pad is in place just flip it over the edge.
I used to sell the pads and the tool came with them. Fold the skirting over completely, place ear pad over headphone and then food skirting back over. That's the easiest way
Velour will open the soundstage up, decrease bass. Treble will be more noticeable. Hd25 are DJ headphones though, so they are tuned specifically to it. You will notice the differences though
Accessory House hello, yeah for hd25 :( it wasn't par of the pads package...shame on shennheiser. Do you have any idea what's the name of that tool If I can order on eBay or aliepxress? Thanks!
@@doorsmaker It doesn't really have name TBH. You could use the handle end of a tea spoon to do the job similar. Other wise I would just search for 'ear pad tool' or similar.
@@accessoryhouse can't find anything... And with spoon it was pain. Shame. On shennheiser they are not packing it with such expensive pads, could you please recommend any pads that comes with that stick? So I can order pads and use stick next time... Thanks!
Thats a good trick bro ... I wished I knew that 1995 when I bought my first pair.... HD25 never disappointed me since then ... these things are industructable like tanks.... Only the cushions need a replacement every few years (for me about every 5-7 years). You still get spare parts after almost 30 years.... that is nothing less but amazing.
Nice, glad it helped :). Sennheiser has some really great designs. Long life and they always sell the spares after many years too. I really like how the hd580/600/650/660/6xx can be taken apart by hand so easily :)
Exactly
Thanks for showing the way it comes out
To put it Back I just turned it over all thé way around and was easy to put it back
@carolinedetournay8816 yes, that works too 😁
Very well explained! This helps me so much changing the ear pads for the very first time!
Awesome :). Thanks for sharing your experience and it is great to know that the video helped you :)
@@accessoryhouse yeah the first cushion was a little bit tricky but the second was easy like i never did anything else! ;)
I was about to buy a new ones, then I discovered it was possible to replace the ear pads and this video helped me to do it in two minutes. Thanks!
I don't know if somebody already said that but it's faster if you flip the skirt completely the other way, you place the pad on the headphone and you try to gently unflip the skirting on bit a the time only using your fingers. It will be on in no time. Have a good one :)
Yes it has been mentioned but thanks for commenting. I need a new video :)
very reasonable comment!!!!
that's what i was going to comment 😅 making sure your comment gets visibility so people might see it as well
It's easier to flip all the circumference of the lip and reflip it on the cup: no struggles and 30 second for both
Great advice 👍 thanks
I just tried your method and it worked very well. Thanks
I did that and it worked but that reflipping took me a few minutes ^^
Yeah that's what I've done
omg thank you thank you. this comment saved me
Thanks for making/sharing these tips. Very helpful!
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Man! This was a great help, apreeeeeeesh!!!
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why not flip the whole lip around the whole ear pad before? Is this still the best way to do it? thanks for the video!
Yes, you can do that as well 😁
@@accessoryhouse I did it the way I mentioned btw and it worked great, thanks alot for the video!
Hello the trick is not to use any tool, or try it to flip it over at one time. The correct thing is you have to prepare a little size (maybe a half of the round) and then slightly push it from the inner side of the speaker (like putting the finger in the hole and releasing the rubber by small sizes from inside to outside. Because if you try to stretch the rubber from outside it gets very tight, but pushing from inside is more natural and easy. It took about 5s and its done. Maybe I should make video to demonstrate it. This worked for me.
So helpful, thanks!
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Thanks, really helpful
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Great video, thank you!!
Nice to know it helped out :)
Hey mate, good job. Uno you can easily disconnect/reconnect each ear peice? They removable from the actual headset. Just another feature this headphone had I thought was handy. Thanks for your guide too 👍🏽
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hey, thanks for the video... i managed to put them on but they come off every now and then. Do you use any glue maybe to stick them?
I don't use any glue. Are they original Sennheiser pads?
thanks so much!
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Is there anywhere to buy those tools?
Best option is, flip the whole skirting on back over, place on earphone, flip it back over
nice
Thanks, some good tips there. But on a scale of 1 to bloody annoying, this was a 9 for me :)
Also, the skirt on the earpiece itself started to come away whenever I was halfway to completing it.
Thank you!
No problem. Subscribe, I might have more helpful videos for you :)
this was helpful but i since found that it only takes seconds and the foam disc won't get wrinkly if you just flip the whole skirt thing over backwards first and when the ear pad is in place just flip it over the edge.
Yup, that works too :)
Nice! Thanks!
No problem :). Subscribe, might have something else you can use in future.
This doesn't work. As I work around the cup, it just comes off the other side. Where did you get that blue tool? I've been trying this for an hour.
I used to sell the pads and the tool came with them.
Fold the skirting over completely, place ear pad over headphone and then food skirting back over. That's the easiest way
How does the sound changes with velour earpads? I’d like less midbass and less veil on the high mids
Velour will open the soundstage up, decrease bass. Treble will be more noticeable. Hd25 are DJ headphones though, so they are tuned specifically to it. You will notice the differences though
where you can buy / order that blue stick?
It comes with the numerous ear lad models I sell. I don't have it up for sale by itself. You need it for hd25's?
Accessory House hello, yeah for hd25 :( it wasn't par of the pads package...shame on shennheiser. Do you have any idea what's the name of that tool If I can order on eBay or aliepxress? Thanks!
@@doorsmaker It doesn't really have name TBH. You could use the handle end of a tea spoon to do the job similar. Other wise I would just search for 'ear pad tool' or similar.
@@accessoryhouse can't find anything... And with spoon it was pain. Shame. On shennheiser they are not packing it with such expensive pads, could you please recommend any pads that comes with that stick? So I can order pads and use stick next time... Thanks!
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