The shark wall mount us kinda cool.
it could just be the angle…but it looks like they got his chin sooo wrong!
I like the idea of putting a dekoni nugget on the top of one of these:
AmazonSmile: Corsair ST50 Premium Headset Stand Black: Computers & Accessories
that’s an expensive fix. I’d just grab a battered memory foam pillow and use some double sided tape. mebe spray paint it black first so it’s not some horrible beige contrasting color LoL!
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ultimate headphone cushion protection and looks with the nugs tho
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true…they are 'spensive for what they are, but compared to a $500 or more headphone it’s not.
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wrist sweat bands. cheap and come in any color you want.
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if this doesn’t damage headphones in any way, this is neat.
Ya i think exposing headphones to a high power magnet like that for prolonged period of time has to have a negative effect on the driver
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I’m the wrong target market for something like that, I just put them on deskmats and don’t really use stands unless I’m storing them or something lol. Not like I really trust something like that with anything valuable, but also don’t know if something generating a magnetic field near audio equipment is a good idea either anyways
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maybe not the target audience, but you git the gear to test if it’s safe or not.
magnets and tech do have a precarious existence tho. being a dumb kid I put a sub beside my 19" CRT monitor. turned on the speaker system and the CRT distorted and died instantly. LoL!
0 chance any damage occurs from the magnets unless the power dies and the magnet drops the headphones along with a heavy ass magnet on them. The magnetic fields in a headphone are a lot stronger than that thing is. You could probably lift a person with the magnets from a planar attached flush against a piece of metal and that stand holds one pound if really really precisely placed. I wouldn’t trust it, but only because it would fail if you had a split second power fluctuation or outage.
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any evidence that substantiates your claim? 
I’ve pulled a few planars apart that died on me and it’s absurdly hard to separate the magnets. Like grab with both hands with vice grips and pull while it’s stuck in a vice level of strong and the info page on those levitating shoe displays says they hold a pound.
I want to see you on a sheet of metal being lifted by planar magnets secured to a pulley system! 
I’m half tempted to rip apart a pair of GL2k and try it.
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Didn’t think they would actually damage the headphone, more like somehow mess with the tuning (that why i said negative impact), sometimes it just take a pebble to mess with a well oiled machine.
But its good to know i have something that i can crush my skull every time i put it on 
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Except for doing something to the magnets in the headphone, especially over extended periods of time.