
Sennheiser
Sennheiser HD650/HD600/HD580/HD660 S Replacement Ear Pads Cushions
★★★★★
Restore the acoustic seal and velour comfort that Sennheiser's HD 600-series headphones were designed to deliver with these genuine replacement ear pads.
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Overview
Key Features
The Earpads are manufactured in soft velour quality with a foam core
Foam Material for Perfect Listening Pleasure
Official Sennheiser Replacement
Specifications
Brand
Sennheiser
Type
Official Replacement Ear Pads
Material
Soft velour with foam core
Compatible Models
HD 650, HD 600, HD 580, HD 660 S, HD 565, HD 545
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Official Sennheiser replacement preserves the original acoustic tuning — foam density and velour thickness are factory-matched
- Soft velour material reduces ear fatigue during long mixing or critical listening sessions
- Replacing pads restores low-end definition and soundstage accuracy that compressed foam gradually erodes
- Snap-on fitment designed for the HD 600 family makes installation straightforward without tools
- Genuine replacement extends headphone lifespan at a fraction of the cost of a new pair
👎 Cons
- Velour, while comfortable, can absorb sweat during extended sessions and requires periodic hand-washing
- New pads may initially feel slightly thicker than your worn-in set, altering the sense of headphone clamping until they compress to shape
- Only compatible with the specific Sennheiser HD 500/600 family — no cross-brand or universal fitment
- Sold as a pair, so if only one pad is damaged you're still replacing both
Frequently Asked Questions
Will worn ear pads actually affect how my HD 650 or HD 600 sounds?
Absolutely. The foam core inside these pads is part of the acoustic design — it determines the distance between your ear and the driver, which directly shapes the low-end response and soundstage. Compressed or deteriorated foam changes that geometry, softening bass definition and collapsing imaging. Fresh pads restore the tuning Sennheiser engineered.
Are these official Sennheiser replacement pads or third-party?
These are official Sennheiser replacement pads — not aftermarket. That matters because third-party alternatives often use foam densities or velour thicknesses that alter the acoustic character of the headphone, sometimes intentionally (to sound "warmer" or "brighter"), which defeats the purpose of owning a reference-grade headphone.
Which Sennheiser headphone models are compatible?
These pads fit the HD 650, HD 600, HD 580, HD 660 S, HD 565, and HD 545. If you're unsure, check Sennheiser's official compatibility list — pad fitment across their open-back lineup is generally consistent within the HD 500/600 family.
How do I know when it's time to replace the pads?
The velour will start to mat down and lose its texture, the foam core will compress flat rather than spring back, and the inner velour surface often begins to flake or pill. Acoustically, you'll notice less imaging precision and a slight dullness in the low-mids before the physical degradation is obvious.
Do these pads affect the clamping force or headband fit after installation?
Slightly. Fresh pads with full foam loft will push your ear a little further from the driver than worn-flat pads, which can feel like reduced clamping force initially. This is normal — it's the headphone returning to its factory-spec geometry, and you'll adjust to it within a session or two.