Replacement Velour Earpads for AKG Pro Audio K701/K702 and listed models
Verified as compatible with 6 headphone models.
Evidence
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz’s own page explicitly lists K601 among compatible models and specifies velour over foam, plastic-clip installation with an instruction guide, dimensions of 105 × 105 mm and 23–32 mm thickness, and product code BWAVZ-EP-PROAUDK701-VEL-BLK.
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz’s product page explicitly lists K612 among the compatible AKG models and gives the product code BWAVZ-EP-PROAUDK701-VEL-BLK, velour/foam materials, plastic-clip installation with guide, and dimensions 105 × 105 mm with 23–32 mm thickness.
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akg.com
AKG's K701 service documentation identifies cushion part 2458M12010 and says the OEM cushions use a bayonet lock. This confirms the OEM cushion details, but does not establish that Brainwavz's plastic clips use the same mechanism or independently verify Brainwavz fit.
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz's own product page explicitly lists the AKG K701 as compatible, identifies the pads as its replacement product, and confirms the product code, velour/foam materials, plastic-clip installation and 105 × 105 mm, 23–32 mm dimensions. Its claims about restoring original feel and sound quality are manufacturer claims, not independent acoustic verification.
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz explicitly lists the AKG K702 as compatible and describes the pads as velour with foam construction. The product page also provides product and installation details.
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz’s product page lists K712 among the compatible models, gives SKU BWAVZ-EP-PROAUDK701-VEL-BLK, dimensions 105 × 105 mm and 23–32 mm thickness, and states that the pads attach with plastic clips.
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brainwavzaudio.com
Brainwavz explicitly names Q701 in the product title and compatibility list. The page also identifies part number BWAVZ-EP-PROAUDK701-VEL-BLK, plastic-clip mounting with an included instruction guide, dimensions of 105 × 105 mm and 23–32 mm thickness, and the stated aim of restoring the headset’s feel and sound quality. The acoustic description is the manufacturer’s claim, not an independent measurement.