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Question: Are the pads thicker/deeper than the stock pads on the Sony MDR-V6 headphones?
Document: Got these to replace my MDR-V6 headphone pads which, like others', were flaking off the pleather rather aggressively.Other reviews are spot on: these are plusher and enhance bass while taking the harsh edge off treble. The fabric is warmer, but more breathable, so it's a net comfort gain for me. The pads themselves are thicker than stock, and do a good job of keeping the headphones from crushing my ear.
These things are right on. They fixed every problem on the stock V6 pads. Although I like the feel of the faux leather slightly more, these are exactly what I needed, thicker. I have ears that are pretty big I guess, so they were rubbing against the foam on the inside of the stock V6 pads, not only that, but after only a month of owning the v6 headphones, one of the head pads has been sent in for repair!
Almost kind of like a memory foam but with a tougher quality to it. They fit on as if they are made specifically for MDR-V6 headphones.Once installed though, my headphones seem to be as good as new; maybe even better than new. The pads themselves seem to be a little deeper and wider than the original as they cover my ears better. They will probably last much longer than the original ear-pads as they are made of velour.
I can wear my Sony MDR-V6 headphones all day with these. More isolating than the stock Sony pads. A little expensive, but these should last me a long time with their quality.
These earpads are a must-buy for the Sony MDR-V6 and V7506, two of the best pairs of headphones on the market in their price range (if you ask me). The feel is amazing, far superior to the stock pads, and the noise isolation is so good that someone yelling at you from ten feet behind won't make it through.Tricky to get them on but the instructions in these reviews are helpful.
I bought these pads to replace the stock pads on the Sony Studio MDR-V6 headphones. I have sensitive ears so I wanted something a little more roomy and soft than the stock pads. These fit the bill perfectly. The difference is so amazing that I am awestruck that Sony could clearly put so much thought and intelligence into the speakers in these headphones but put sub par quality ear cushions on them. I think no matter what you have these cushions will be as good as or better than the original equipment.
When the headphone pads that came stock on my beloved Sony MDR-V6 Monitoring Headphones began to flake off, leaving little bits of black leather on my face after each use, I took to the internet to search for replacement earpads. I came across several people mentioning these Beyerdynamic DT250 Replacement Earpads, so I decided to check out the reviews on Amazon. Didn't take long to see that they were highly praised for being made of a nicer material than the stock standard Sony MDR-V6 earpads.
I wear glasses which have thick earpieces. Wearing my Sony MDR-V6 headphones with the stock ear cushions got uncomfortable after a while. The Beyerdynamic earcushions helped to make my long music listening sessions more confortable wearing my glasses.
I bought these for my Sony MDR-V6, and replaced the stock pleather earpads. Defintiely a lot more comfortable than the stock earpads. Makes the V6's a pleasure to use on long sessions, and makes a good set headphones even better.
Like many others here, my eight year old Sony MDR-V6 headphones were leaving little black specks all over my face and neck from the deteriorating stock earpads and their faux leather skins. In addition, my officemates could hear my music -- faintly, but they could hear the screaming bagpipes from all the way across the room.These are expensive, but they are well worth the price.
Answer: Hello: Yes, these pads are markedly deeper, probably by 50%, than the stock Sony pads.  They're a lot more comfortable and sturdier, too.  I really can't recommend them highly enough.