Sennheiser (050635) Genuine replacement earpads (pair) for HD 600, HD 650, HD 660 S & more

Been looking for these everywhere, genuine Sennheiser replacement pads.

Attachment is easy, there is a trick to it. Instead of pushing on the outside, the clips are directly on the edge of the inner hole, press them in from the inside. Been looking for these everywhere, genuine Sennheiser replacement pads.

Attachment is easy, there is a trick to it. Instead of pushing on the outside, the clips are directly on the edge of the inner hole, press them in from the inside.

The HD 660s are some of the best headphones I've ever owned, especially for mixing, but the pads do end up damaged and misshapen over time. There are several decent replacements for them (Dekoni are great), but nothing beats the legitimate Sennheiser pads as it maintains the original sound stage which is pretty majorly altered by others. If you need replacements, get these and don't bother with the off-brand stuff. The HD 660s are some of the best headphones I've ever owned, especially for mixing, but the pads do end up damaged and misshapen over time. There are several decent replacements for them (Dekoni are great), but nothing beats the legitimate Sennheiser pads as it maintains the original sound stage which is pretty majorly altered by others. If you need replacements, get these and don't bother with the off-brand stuff.

These were impossible to get from any retailer worldwide for a quite a while until now. I am glad PBTech decided to stock these now!
I replaced my ear pads after daily use after 3 years. They really needed to be changed after about 2 years but I couldn't find a replacement.

Quick tip: You have to use a lot more force than I would've thought to put the replacement earpads in. I would've thought that taking them off would've been harder but that was the easy part!
I just tried pressing the left and right sides of the earpad at the same time and then the top and bottom until you feel a small click.
For one of the earpads I got it to clic...view more These were impossible to get from any retailer worldwide for a quite a while until now. I am glad PBTech decided to stock these now!
I replaced my ear pads after daily use after 3 years. They really needed to be changed after about 2 years but I couldn't find a replacement.

Quick tip: You have to use a lot more force than I would've thought to put the replacement earpads in. I would've thought that taking them off would've been harder but that was the easy part!
I just tried pressing the left and right sides of the earpad at the same time and then the top and bottom until you feel a small click.
For one of the earpads I got it to click top and bottom then the left and right sides would unclick so try holding both the top/bottom as well as the left and right side of the ear pads at the same time.

Definitely seems to be OEM as it has a Sennheiser sticker with part code on it and feels the same as it did when I purchased my HD600. It is much more comfy and clean on my head so very happy with my purchase!

By: DaneP2 04/01/24

Verified Owner

Took a bit of force but got it in my HD6XX, feels great Took a bit of force but got it in my HD6XX, feels great