[Ducky]

So the soft rubbery-ish coating on my A700's earmuffs have started to flake off, and now I'm getting it all caught in and around my hair and beard often.

Has anyone else gone through this or know of a viable solution that doesn't involve buying a whole new headset?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B000E9VKUQ/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_2?ie=UTF8&index=2]Customer Image Gallery for Audio Technica ATH-A700 Headphones[/URL]

 

[H4rd5tyl3]

Contact Audio Technica. They're usually really good about sending people little replacement parts like that as long as you're still under warranty at little or no cost.

 

[Ducky]

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Originally Posted by H4rd5tyl3;14155693
Contact Audio Technica. They're usually really good about sending people little replacement parts like that as long as you're still under warranty at little or no cost.

I sincerely doubt I'm under warranty, I bought these off a member 3 years ago and don't have any of the original packaging/receipts.

 

[pjBSOD]

Give them a call anyways. Doesn't hurt to try

 

[Nexus6]

Haha....my ATH-A900 is going through the same deterioration. Both earmuffs have most of the leather flaked off. I've lost one side of the 3D wing, yet I still use it and the sound quality is still pristine as ever.

 

[Zero4549]

call them. they replace wings + earcups free usually. They even do repairs fairly cheap (both drivers replaced for 30 bucks for me, power surges are nasty)