Geekria Comfort Foam Replacement Ear Pads for GRADO PS1000, GS1000, SR80e, SR80i, SR125i, SR225i, SR60, SR80, SR125 Headphones Earpads, Headset Ear Cushion Repair Parts (Black)

Mod para Koss KPH30iCl (los "clear")-desconozco como funcionan para los audífonos Grado-Todo lo que has visto sobre este "mod" es cierto. Rara vez escribo un review con tan poco tiempo de uso del producto, pero esta vez la impresión fue inmediata. Convierte unos auriculares que son muy buenos en extraordinarios.Compré estas almohadillas para los Grado por el 'mame', pero ahora ya no me quiero quitar los audífonos. Para lo que no sepan de que trata, consiste en poner estas almohadillas sobre los Koss KPH30i, con la intención de mejorarlos. Son muy voluminosas y ya puestos se ven, pues extraños, pero con el modelo clear en particular, de entrada incrementa la comodidad enormemente. Disminuye el 'clamp' sobre las orejas y se sienten mucho mas cómodos.Pero lo mas desconcertante es como mejora o cambia el sonido. De entrada incrementa el "punch" y les da mas aire. Los graves se acentúan, pero en el buen sentido. Lo que mas impresiona es que aumenta la tridimensionalidad del sonido. Es mas cercano a la experiencia de oír con unas bocinas que con unos audifonitos. Al estar ligeramente mas alejados del oído, debes incrementar un poco el volumen, como 30 %, pero la calidad no se pierde, al contrario, los hace mas divertidos de lo que ya son de por sí.Quisiera poder usar estos todo el día, pero obviamente no son nada transportables. Ya con los earpads de Grado son aun más voluminosos.Haz el mod, de verdad no lo pienses. Si no tienes los Koss, vete por la versión 'Clear', tienen un campo sonoro mas amplio que los otros. Y ponle estas almohadillas, vas a tener unos audífonos geniales a precio de cacahuates.

Muy incómodo da comezón.

If you buy the proper Grado earpads you'll pay a lot more than you will for these, but come on... real or knock-off, they still look like something I could make for myself with a craft knife and some recycled packing material. Do they work? Yes they do, they fit my SR80 headphones perfectly. Are they comfortable? They're a bit more comfortable than the flat pads which come as standard, but you're still going to have to contend with the age old problem that everyone complains about, namely the complete lack of padding in the headband. But that's not a criticism of these pads, which do improve matters over all. Grado themselves say that you shouldn't put the 'wrong' pads on their headphones, that each pad is selected specially to bring out just the right amount of treble and bass. It's not a problem that I've noticed, to be honest, and so I say experiment to your heart's content. One thing that I will say - these are huge. If you have a carrying case where you normally keep your 'phones, and you are used to using the flat pads, chances are you'll need to buy a new case. Bear that in mind.

Used to replace originals on GS1000i.- Not quite as comfortable as originals because the cup is not as deep so they're part on/part over the ear.- They are made from uniform foam, unlike the originals, which are more dense where they attach to the speaker module. This results in them not being as secure a fit as the originals but so far they have stayed in place in normal use.+ They retain the sweet detailed mid/high's and give as similar open and airy presentation to the originals.+ Compared with the original they reinforce the bass a little. This is a good thing (to my ear anyway) as although the GS1000i's are good headphones, they are a little lean bass wise.On balance I'd say these are a good alternative to the original part.

Got these to replace stock pads that came with the gw100x because they were uncomfortable and annoying, they are a great fit, yes they are really big but I think they look great too, not much difference in the sound and you can always adjust equaliser to suit, I’ve see originals for £70 plus- these are under £13, easy choice 👍🏻