I didn't use the paper trick but seeing this visually done your way made it possible for me to finally do myself. I watched a few other videos that didn't help.
Hi, I absolutely love your product. I've ordered from you guys before. I was wondering is there any replacement parts for the top cushioning? The leather part is all worn as well.
Tried this approach and it was very difficult and I wasn't successful. Then I read the directions that came with my Amazon purchase. Slip the skirt over the angles joint and simply slide around. Easily done first time on both
THANKS JG! Your 4 yr old post worked perfect. Just slide the edge of the pad into that slit-groove (where the two parts of the plastic rim have a 45 degree gap). You might have to push it into that gap with a butter knife or something, but I was able to get it in without that. Once you get just a small piece the ear pad into the grove just pull the pad around the rim. As you turn the pad, the rest of the pad will continue to slide into that gap automatically. (You may have to turn the pad with your hand like you were screwing on a jar lid until the whole pad is installed 100%) There is no reason to go "back and forth". Just pull or push or twist it on. It only took about 60 seconds to twist the entire ear pad around the rim to finish the job. ez pz.
@@Zozzle12 Hey Mike, pre orders are up here : wickedcushions.com/products/replacement-earpads-for-sony-mdr-rf985r-mdr-rf985rk-mdr-rf970r-black We will be shipping them May 1st :)
Are you positive that the "wide" side of the pads goes towards your cheeks? I have two pairs of Sony wireless headphones, and the factory- installed pads on both have the wide side towards the back...
Yes, since you match these to the way the plastic cup is built, with this headset if you do it the other way, there will be a big piece of plastic uncovered by the cushions
Hi, will the pads for the mdr rf985r also fit the tmr rf985r? And although you've commented that you don't carry the pads for the headband, are they available somewhere that you could suggest?
✅Get Our Sony MDR RF985R Earpads on amazon here:
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I didn't use the paper trick but seeing this visually done your way made it possible for me to finally do myself. I watched a few other videos that didn't help.
The paper trick is just a cherry on top :)
Glad we could help
Very helpful and easy to do. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I absolutely love your product. I've ordered from you guys before. I was wondering is there any replacement parts for the top cushioning? The leather part is all worn as well.
Thanks for your support! Unfortunately, we don't have replacement parts for the top cushioning, sorry.
@@WickedCushions Thank you for replying! I've searched everywhere but it's only a DIY thing. I appreciate it for letting me know!
You're welcome :)
Does this headphone have a battery chamber
I am not sure
Tried this approach and it was very difficult and I wasn't successful. Then I read the directions that came with my Amazon purchase. Slip the skirt over the angles joint and simply slide around. Easily done first time on both
You mean by overextending the flap to go OVER the gap and then just sliding it back and forth? Interesting, never even though to try that.
THANKS JG! Your 4 yr old post worked perfect. Just slide the edge of the pad into that slit-groove (where the two parts of the plastic rim have a 45 degree gap). You might have to push it into that gap with a butter knife or something, but I was able to get it in without that. Once you get just a small piece the ear pad into the grove just pull the pad around the rim. As you turn the pad, the rest of the pad will continue to slide into that gap automatically. (You may have to turn the pad with your hand like you were screwing on a jar lid until the whole pad is installed 100%) There is no reason to go "back and forth". Just pull or push or twist it on. It only took about 60 seconds to twist the entire ear pad around the rim to finish the job. ez pz.
Can the battery by replaced ?
I don't know how
Any update on the Sony MDR RF-985R timeline?
Hey Mike, we are hoping to release it after mid April on amazon.
Some delays are happening due to the virus currently :/
@@WickedCushions - hey thanks for the response Wicked. I'll wait for your e-mail. My ear thingies are looking quite shabby!
@@Zozzle12 You are welcome! I bet they are, the RF985R are so old haha
@@WickedCushions - these things are an embarrassment! Hurry!!
@@Zozzle12 Hey Mike, pre orders are up here : wickedcushions.com/products/replacement-earpads-for-sony-mdr-rf985r-mdr-rf985rk-mdr-rf970r-black
We will be shipping them May 1st :)
how about the batterys?
I do not know anything about battery replacements
they are bluetooth and can be connected to the ps4?
Are you talking about the MDR-RF?
if i talk about MDR-RF985R
@@adrigamer5146 I do not believe that they can be used with the ps4
i bought the cushions and it worked great but now my headband cushions are breaking down do you have anything to replace that too?
I am sorry, we do not have headband cushions :(
Any chance these will fit on a MDR-RF6500?
These will!
@@WickedCushions I just realized they're the same headphones (RF6500 VS DS6500). Will try them out, thanks so much!
any links to buy these in the uk..
Not yet, we are coming there soon! (about 2-3 months)
Are you positive that the "wide" side of the pads goes towards your cheeks? I have two pairs of Sony wireless headphones, and the factory- installed pads on both have the wide side towards the back...
Yes, since you match these to the way the plastic cup is built, with this headset if you do it the other way, there will be a big piece of plastic uncovered by the cushions
hello, I need to change the 4 for the Rf995r, do you have ??
Sorry but we do not have ear pads for your headphone model.
Hi, will the pads for the mdr rf985r also fit the tmr rf985r? And although you've commented that you don't carry the pads for the headband, are they available somewhere that you could suggest?
Yes they will.
As for headbands, I am not sure if anyone else offers it
Will they fit MDF-RF995RK Headphones?
Yes!
@@WickedCushions yes they do I just installed 2 of them on mine!
@@VegasNevada OOP, MY BAD then. glad they did!
Basically you gotta stretch the other side out so much you think it’s gonna break. That’s what I had to do to get them on.
Exactly
thank you very much it was very helpful.
You are welcome!
thank you very much it was very helpful.
Glad it helped!