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Get a different finish on your headphones when you upgrade to Dekoni Audio’s highly regarded line of audiophile ear pads, available in four variants that mold the sound and comfort to your ears. They come in Elite Velour, Elite Hybrid, Elite Sheepskin, and Fenestrated Sheepskin, each with their own set of sonic and comfort properties Read More
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Well built ear pads at a better than market price. I wish all ear pads were a bit cheaper though. Audiophile replacement ear pads are the iPhone cases of the Audio world. Too expensive for what they are, but we all grin and pay the premium :-)
Bought the choice leather for my PC38X's and they're soooo comfortable (not that the headset wasn't comfortable to begin with). Also, the pads boost the base (not in a bad way) and in all adds more detail to the rest of the sound. Will def recommend these to people with the 37x and 38x
As someone with quite a bunny-ear profile, I often touch the inside of the HD800S cups. These pads, even with the built-in filter in the middle, it still feels better than the stock pads, on top of the super comfortable foam.
So I bought these at the same time as the PC38x. PC38x came first, and used the stock velour pads which are very comfortable (just a comfy headset overall, especially coming from a Logitech G430). I wear glasses sometimes, and the velour were strictly 'good' regarding long term wear with glasses for me. They're metal, and kind of dig into my ears if I don't position them correctly, but this is the case for every pair of headphones I have tried. Some are just worse at accommodating glasses than others. Again had I known what I do now, I probably wouldn't have bought the choice leather pads since the velour were fine.
Now onto the Choice leather PC38x pads. Firstly, they are more comfortable. They isolate more, and fully 'seal' around the bottom bit of my ear, whereas the velour feel like they could compress a bit more. I have a big head (not maxing out the PC38x headband or anything) and small ears so maybe a weird combo lol. These pads are squishier than the velour, and are more comfortable with glasses. Comfort is 'great' for glasses long wear. The pads are close in comfort to the Bose headphones 700 (regarding firmness) but do seem more tacky.
I'd give these a glowing review had they not affected the soundstage so significantly. I'm really shocked how much they changed the sound profile. It sounds muddled; bass does appear more pronounced but not necessarily in a 'good' way for my use case (CSGO and Rocket League mainly lol). They just don't have the same luster that they once had with the velour. I'll likely keep them, as they are more comfortable and maybe they'll break in or something. They do look nicer with these pads on too.
Overall I'd say stick with the velour pads if you're after a better experience and think the velour are comfortable. Grab these if you're trying to make the Pc38x comfort work and are outside the return window.
I am a huge fan of Dekoni pads to begin with, but these are exactly what I was looking for. The stock pads just weren't very comfortable for me, or at least not comfortable for extended periods of time. These Dekoni pads were rather pricey but I think they were totally worth it; they're comfortable and look very stylish. 5/5, would recommend!
The original earpads on the PC37X got quite dirty, quite fast and I had to clean them quite thoroughly often. The replacement pads from Dekoni are much easier to keep clean and they just feel great to use as well. The quality is great and they make my PC37X's fit even better around my ears. I have only good things to say about them!