The orange Bluestar CanSkins Earcup Covers for Sony MDR-7510 (Orange)are earcup covers designed to deliver enhanced comfort and appearance for Sony MDR-7510 headphones in use on the go or during studio sessions. This pair of covers features soft, breathable synthetic chamois and neoprene rubber sides, allowing a secure fit and improved temperature regulation. Protect your headphones against sweat damage and enjoy longer periods of listening without inducing distortion or dampening. Simply stretch the CanSkins around your existing earcups; no tools required! Freshen them up with a wash in the machine or by hand.

Enhances Comfort and Appearance    Induces No Distortion or Dampening    Soft, Breathable, Synthetic    Aids in Temperature Regulation    Protects Headphones Against Sweat Damage    Secure Fit via Neoprene Rubber Sides    Washable via Machine or Hand

Increase your listening comfort without audio distortion or dampening

Ultra-soft breathable synthetic chamois is concave-form fitted to provide a comfortable and cozy space for your ears

Your ears will stay cooler and dryer in hot environments and warmer in cold environments

Risk of headphone component damage from sweat is also greatly reduced by the CanSkins design

Neoprene rubber wraps around your headphone earcups to provide a secure fit while providing added protection for your audio investment

Designed to work in conjunction with the existing earcups

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. sound suddenly completely stopped coming through from the rh ear pad. left still works. about a year old. is it serviceable and where? i'm in new york city

A: It may be fixable depending on where the issue is on the headphone. For a repair option, you could reach out to Pro Sound Services at 212.586.1033. However, the cost of the repair be close to the cost of a new pair anyway, in which case we recommend purchasing a new pair.

Q: 2. Is the 1/4 adapter screwable?

A: Yes the 1/4 adapter that ships with the 7506s has threads. The adapter fits snuggly over the 1/8 plug and locks in place by twisting / tightening the threaded section at the end of the assembly. The connection is secure. Sound quality and clarity remain excellent.

Q: 3. Are these good for mixing audio (speech , music and effects? in a nle?

A: Yes these are used in most major recording studios

Q: 4. How do I shorten the coiled cord on the Sony Mdr 7506?

A: The Sony MDR-7506 has a permanently attached cable. Unfortunately not designed to be user replaced or serviced.

Q: 5. Will these fit Sony MDR V6 cans?

A: Yes, they will fit.

Q: 6. Is the coiled cable replaceable? Does it detach from the headphones?

A: The cable for the Sony MDR-7506 headphones is not detachable.

Q: 7. My MDR-7506 stopped sending sound to the right ear, the left ear also started showing copper(?) in the wire. Where can I have my headphones serviced? I live in the Philippines but, bought my MDR-7506 here at B&H.

A: Hi Hans, we are only able to provide assistance for customers in North America. If you are outside of North America, we highly recommend visiting our Sony Global Web site for information on contacting the Sony Support Center in your region at a href= http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/Support/. target= _blank http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/Support/./a -Anthony

Q: 8. I'm told that since these are 63 Ohm impedance, they require a fair amount of power to work properly. In other words, I was told to expect poor results from an iPad or iPhone. Is that correct?

A: These reference headphone are considered high impedance but will work with a mobile device, such as an iPhone or iPad. A portable headphone amplifier, such as the FiiO A1 Portable Headphone Amp (Black), BH #FIA1BK can be used to boost the signal.

Q: 9. Is there any difference between Sony's MDR-7506 and MDR-V6, other than the plugs? Is there any subtle sound difference?

A: MDR-V6 has Frequency Response: 5 Hz – 30 kHz and will give you a more detailed sound. Unfortunately, they were discontinued. MDR-7506 has Frequency Response: 10Hz – 20 kHz.

Q: 10. How do these compare to Garfield Softies?

A: The Bluestar earpads are made of a synthetic chamois material with neoprene inside while the material used for the Garfield Softies is velour-like rayon chenille. The Bluestars have a flat and smooth feel while the Garfields have a more textured feel and seem slightly thicker.