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where to buy headphones accessories in Dublin

[Deleted User] · 2017-10-15 19:45:57

I've had a pair of Beats for a while now and they're great... except that they hurt like hell. They squeeze my ears to death and press against the top of my skull. It got so bad I started wearing a hat underneath (which actually does the trick but i dont wanna do that) Where in Dublin can I buy headband cushions or…

15-10-2017 8:45pm

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I've had a pair of Beats for a while now and they're great... except that they hurt like hell. They squeeze my ears to death and press against the top of my skull. It got so bad I started wearing a hat underneath (which actually does the trick but i dont wanna do that)

Where in Dublin can I buy headband cushions or anything else to help with these problems? I realise I can probably get them online very easily but i would prefer to browse some place in the city or somewhere southside.

Suggestions?

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#2 15-10-2017 11:33pm

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Clamping issues can be solved by bending the headband outward. It's totally fine to do this with headphones as they are built in such a way that you can do this.

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