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This Item  Geekria QuickFit Replacement Ear Pads for Bose On-Ear OE2, OE2i, SoundTrue On-Ear, SoundLink On-Ear Headphones Ear Cushions, Headset Earpads, Ear Cups Cover Repair Parts (Black/Blue) |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Resurrected a a pair of Sony MDR-CD5 headphones!
I am so happy right now, I could cry. :-D I have a pair of Sony MDR-CD5 headphones. These were available from about 1983-1986. Easily Googled. Somewhat legendary cans. The first headphones Sony came out with after CD hit, and they were advertised as "digital", and having higher resolution for that format. The pads weren't replaceable (they were glued on to each ear housing, on-ear headphones and pads), and they had disintegrated years ago. I bought some pads on Amazon or ebay advertised as fitting them, but I knew even before trying them, that they weren't going to work. They were smaller "comfies" (like Grado) that fit over each ear piece. No low end, really, and they sounded bad, and were a waste of money. So I put the Sony's away, and started buying new headphones. Did indeed find a few I liked, and many I didn't.So I tried again just recently. And *somewhere* I saw mention that these would fit the Sony's. Got them today, took about 10 min to install them both. The plastic insert goes in front of each ear housing, and you wrap the "rubber" lip around to the back. (I get the impression I had a much easier time than actually putting them on the Bose headphones they're made for. ;-) ) I spent the next hour listening to whole YouTube videos, just smiling, and smiling, and smiling. (Young Man Blues by the Who, at Tanglewood. My Generation from the London Coliissuem. No Quarter by Led Zeppelin from the Song Remains the Same. Highway Star and Strange Kind of Woman from Made in Japan by Deep Purple.) I have *never* just watched videos for their sound on YouTube before for a straight hour. I *remembered* these headphones sounding really great. And that's really even before I knew what I liked and didn't like as far as headphones go. The great sound quality I remembered is back! A powerful bottom end yet distinct, precise, and not overblown (like so many cans today). A detailed and forward midrange. And laid back but clear highs. Oh baby. I'm going to now order another set of these just so I have them. Incidentally, I put maybe 4 other prospective sets of pads into my cart, and for some reason, I decided to get the Geekria's first. I'm done, I can stop here. These are great sounding pads with the Sony MDR-CD5's.The picture isn't great, but it gives you an idea!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2018
So I tried again just recently. And *somewhere* I saw mention that these would fit the Sony's. Got them today, took about 10 min to install them both. The plastic insert goes in front of each ear housing, and you wrap the "rubber" lip around to the back. (I get the impression I had a much easier time than actually putting them on the Bose headphones they're made for. ;-) ) I spent the next hour listening to whole YouTube videos, just smiling, and smiling, and smiling. (Young Man Blues by the Who, at Tanglewood. My Generation from the London Coliissuem. No Quarter by Led Zeppelin from the Song Remains the Same. Highway Star and Strange Kind of Woman from Made in Japan by Deep Purple.) I have *never* just watched videos for their sound on YouTube before for a straight hour. I *remembered* these headphones sounding really great. And that's really even before I knew what I liked and didn't like as far as headphones go. The great sound quality I remembered is back! A powerful bottom end yet distinct, precise, and not overblown (like so many cans today). A detailed and forward midrange. And laid back but clear highs. Oh baby. I'm going to now order another set of these just so I have them. Incidentally, I put maybe 4 other prospective sets of pads into my cart, and for some reason, I decided to get the Geekria's first. I'm done, I can stop here. These are great sounding pads with the Sony MDR-CD5's.
The picture isn't great, but it gives you an idea!
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Resurrected a a pair of Sony MDR-CD5 headphones!
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2018
I am so happy right now, I could cry. :-D I have a pair of Sony MDR-CD5 headphones. These were available from about 1983-1986. Easily Googled. Somewhat legendary cans. The first headphones Sony came out with after CD hit, and they were advertised as "digital", and having higher resolution for that format. The pads weren't replaceable (they were glued on to each ear housing, on-ear headphones and pads), and they had disintegrated years ago. I bought some pads on Amazon or ebay advertised as fitting them, but I knew even before trying them, that they weren't going to work. They were smaller "comfies" (like Grado) that fit over each ear piece. No low end, really, and they sounded bad, and were a waste of money. So I put the Sony's away, and started buying new headphones. Did indeed find a few I liked, and many I didn't.Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2018
So I tried again just recently. And *somewhere* I saw mention that these would fit the Sony's. Got them today, took about 10 min to install them both. The plastic insert goes in front of each ear housing, and you wrap the "rubber" lip around to the back. (I get the impression I had a much easier time than actually putting them on the Bose headphones they're made for. ;-) ) I spent the next hour listening to whole YouTube videos, just smiling, and smiling, and smiling. (Young Man Blues by the Who, at Tanglewood. My Generation from the London Coliissuem. No Quarter by Led Zeppelin from the Song Remains the Same. Highway Star and Strange Kind of Woman from Made in Japan by Deep Purple.) I have *never* just watched videos for their sound on YouTube before for a straight hour. I *remembered* these headphones sounding really great. And that's really even before I knew what I liked and didn't like as far as headphones go. The great sound quality I remembered is back! A powerful bottom end yet distinct, precise, and not overblown (like so many cans today). A detailed and forward midrange. And laid back but clear highs. Oh baby. I'm going to now order another set of these just so I have them. Incidentally, I put maybe 4 other prospective sets of pads into my cart, and for some reason, I decided to get the Geekria's first. I'm done, I can stop here. These are great sounding pads with the Sony MDR-CD5's.
The picture isn't great, but it gives you an idea!
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Rick Reid
perfect replacement
Reviewed in Canada on November 1, 2023Color: Black+BlueVerified Purchase
Gilles Masson
Exactly like the original
Reviewed in Canada on May 18, 2023Color: GrayVerified Purchase
Client d'Amazon
Conforme à l'annonce
Reviewed in France on April 5, 2023Color: GrayVerified Purchase
Ficklefinger
Makes my headphones like new again
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 21, 2022Color: GrayVerified Purchase
