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Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets

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Has anyone done this? How difficult is it? I understand that the adhesive is quite strong, so it's a one-shot deal in aligning everything. Jack at Woo Audio advised using Goo Gone very carefully to remove the residual adhesive on my 507 earspeakers. I intend to clean both the stats & the adhesive side of the ear pads before applying replacement adhesive sheets, which I've found on eBay.
I'm avoiding posting this on Head-Fi & Head-Case. Folks here are more civilized, and I want to encourage other STAX users here to participate in discussions.
Thanks for the help, as always.

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Edits: 04/03/22

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RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - Capt. Z 01:30:53 05/03/22 (0)
Its not that hard to do... - EdAInWestOC 09:54:47 04/26/22 (0)
I've done it. Just watch the plastic bits. - ghost of olddude55 16:32:40 04/04/22 (3)
- RE: I've done it. Just watch the plastic bits. - sisterray 16:42:39 04/04/22 (2)
  - Yep. Yokes. - ghost of olddude55 14:28:13 05/01/22 (1)
    - RE: Yep. Yokes. - Dawnrazor 12:02:03 10/29/22 (0)
RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - Grant99 14:47:33 04/04/22 (0)

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