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The Audio Technica ATH-M50X and Sony MDR-7506 use the same ear cup geometry, which explains why a single Dekoni product covers both. They are two of the most widely used studio monitoring headphones in existence: the ATH-M50X for its closed isolation and low-end emphasis, the MDR-7506 for its flat analytical character and longevity in broadcast environments. Both accumulate serious hours and their stock leatherette pads show it. Available materials Choice Memory Foam: Dekoni's Jerzee line. Memory foam fill, value-oriented construction. Better pressure distribution than worn stock leatherette, and the memory foam conforms to the ear rather than compressing against it. The entry point for either headphone. Choice (black): Choice Hybrid construction. Slightly firmer outer than the Jerzee, same memory foam fill. Choice Leather: Protein leather over memory foam. Maintains the closed seal that gives both headphones their isolation character. Durable, easy to clean. Choice Suede: Microsuede, memory foam fill. More breathable than leather. On the ATH-M50X, suede reduces some of the leatherette warmth; on the MDR-7506, it keeps the neutral character intact while improving comfort. Elite Velour: High-grade velour. Opens up the presentation of both headphones and significantly reduces the ear-cup heat that leatherette generates over long sessions. The tradeoff is some reduction in isolation. Elite Sheepskin: Real sheepskin, solid face. Premium feel, firm seal. Adds warmth and bass body — a significant acoustic departure for the neutral MDR-7506, less so for the already bass-forward ATH-M50X. Drop-in fit for both models. Genuine Dekoni pads,
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Dekoni's material names, decoded: Choice is the value line, Elite the premium one. Sheepskin seals tightest and lifts bass slightly; Fenestrated (perforated) sheepskin opens the sound back up; Velour breathes best for long sessions; Hybrid mixes sheepskin outer, fenestrated inner, velour face; Gel actively cools. If you are torn between two, velour for comfort, sheepskin for isolation.