Definitions
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- noun A
cushioned pad enclosing thespeaker part of aheadphone for purposes ofhygiene andcomfort .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And just to be thorough, I cut a little of the foam earpad out right over my ear, and now I hear just fine even with the pads on or in warmer weather just remove them.
Richardson’s Accident Reignites Ski Helmet Debate - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2009
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Behind the left earpad is a cable groove that winds through a couple turns to reach the connector deep inside (see image at right).
Macworld Dan Frakes 2010
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Behind the left earpad is a cable groove that winds through a couple turns to reach the connector deep inside (see image at right).
Macworld Dan Frakes 2010
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It turns out that the P5's comfy earpads are also replaceable, held in place by small magnets; each earpad pops off with a firm pull, revealing a 40mm Mylar-diaphragm driver.
Macworld Dan Frakes 2010
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The metal-and-foam construction is bulletproof, and I especially like the modular cable jack under the earpad.
NYT > Home Page By STEPHEN WILLIAMS 2010
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It turns out that the P5's comfy earpads are also replaceable, held in place by small magnets; each earpad pops off with a firm pull, revealing a 40mm Mylar-diaphragm driver.
Macworld Dan Frakes 2010
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This noise-canceling headphone features a microphone, adjustable boom, and swiveling earpad.
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I go for the earmuff or earpad approach every time, and Jabra's
Macworld 2009
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The right-side earpad has just one button for play/pause, and it's extremely easy to find.
Macworld 2009
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Pros: Sound quality is good and loud; earpad is comfortable; cord is long enough.
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