Bose Headphone Rubber Replacements

I lost my lens cap and the sandwich bag and a rubber band looks stupid. B&H had replacements that match my original and it works perfectly. If you lose you lens cap, skip the sandwich bag and order one from B&H, highly recommend this one.

I've had my auto poles for over 15 years and only had to buy these replacements because these rubber feet were lost in transit. They come out pretty easy, so If you're going to ship your poles, take the rubber ends out and protect the ends of the poles.

In my opinion, this is the only shock mount worth buying for run-and-gun applications where the gear takes a beating. This shock mount is all-metal and I've seen one get crushed and then pried back into shape and still work. A similar plastic mount would have been shattered and unusable. Also, the rubber bands are relatively non-proprietary, and by that I mean, it comes with black rubber bands, replacements of which can be bought from Audio Technica. But it's just as easy, and less costly, to use regularly available rubber bands as replacements, which means you can walk into any reasonably supplied office supply store and get replacements in a pinch. Not so with the other, more expensive and less durable shock mounts, which require proprietary pieces of rubber and plastic that are expensive and may be nearly impossible to get in, say, Indonesia.

The rubber suspension assemblies in these shock mounts after some time will eventually wear out. These were replacements for several mic assemblies in our broadcast facilities.

I lost the rubber feet on my Benro tripod and Benro does not seem to think it is necessary to sell replacements. They work as well as can be expected, and I prefer the rounded tips these have to offer.

After ordering different sizes of regular rubber bands (and you can only get them by the thousands) it occurred to me that i might see if B&H carried replacements. Next time i'll try B&H first if it's about audio (or video). Anybody need any rubber bands?

I lost a rubber foot on my Swarovski compact tripod and was unable to find any replacements, including at Swarovski. I was told the Gitzo feet would fit. Bought a set of three and replaced the two originals and the lost foot. The only difference between the original and these was the diameter is a little larger on the Gitzmo. Great substitute!

I have been a Bose headphone owner for a while now. When I opened the packaging I was immediately impressed with the lack of plastic. Way to go in helping the environment. I also LOVE the USB-C. Let's make the world a better place and standardize our cables. I also like the cushioned headband that wraps around nearly the entire width of the headphones. Pairing this headset was a breeze. I've paired hundreds of Bluetooth devices over the years, and this one just seemed intuitive with my Samsung Galaxy. I also loved the 3 active noise cancellation modes. Quite, Aware and Immersion Modes. I can see a good use case for each of these in my house and my travels. I did have to download a new Bose App, but that wasn't a big deal since my older headphones were discovered in the new app. These headphones looks sleek and smooth... I also love love love the volume adjustment strip. So cool. Thanks Bose, you hit it out the park on this one...

The biggest draw of this desktop headphone stand is that it looks very high-end.  It’s inexpensive and it gets the job done!  It comes with clear rubber feet that you can stick on the bottom of the stand, but I find that it looks better without them.  If you’re not planning on moving the stand and/or will have them on a level surface - I do not see the point of the rubber feet because it takes away from the high-end look that I love.  It’s light weight and can holder my largest studio headphones.  I’m happy to have this new addition on my desktop! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I have been using a pair of Bose AE headphone for a number of years so I was not sure what to expect. After I got them on for the first time the audio was clear and everything sounded wonderful. Now I am still getting used to them and breaking them in but so far they are wonderful. Now just to let people know, because of there simi open design, you will hear a lot more of the room. If you are in a noisy environment you will need to increase you volume. You may also want to invest in a quality headphone amp. Other then that these are a great investment for any studio.