Review on Yamaha Black HPH-100B Dynamic Closed-Back Headphones by Keisuke Uemura ᠌

I must say right away that I don’t understand sound: low, medium, high frequency response, bass, the stage, how it should all sound, and so on - all this is not for me. Just as long as I can remember, I was madly in love with music and listened to it always and everywhere, usually using cheap vacuum tubes (500-1500r) or home microlabs for this. And this was my first relatively large purchase in terms of high-quality sound, over which I danced with a tambourine for a long time and listened to different models in stores. For the first headphones from the upper (or not so) segment for a user who does not yet know what he is paying for, this seemed to me an ideal choice. Maybe that's what he is. I chose it, involuntarily comparing it with the Sony 7510. And using the example of their comparison, I want to reveal a couple more pluses. Then I did not manage to listen to them in turn, but, tormented by the wrong choice, after 3-4 months, on principle, I went to the shop and compared them. Now I am completely calm. In a nutshell: in Sony I can’t distinguish what is playing where and the sound is inexpressive (whatever that means for audiophiles), and my ears from Yamaha hurt because of the hard Ear pads, which on Sony were like the softness of sheep. However, Sonek has these Ambashuras, I read a lot, once or twice they will wear out, they will need to be changed quickly. Yamaha's are tough, strong, already have dents from my nails, but at least henna - I see, they will last a long time. It is important for me to often wear my ears on the street, using them incl. like homemade. Sonya has an uncomfortable three-meter non-removable wire in the style of curls of old phones, while Yamaha has it removed, and even normal, classic. This little nuance, against the background of other mutually canceling factors, when I bought, played a decisive role in their purchase. I'm inexperienced. I also thought, why pay for the sound, which, maybe, I don’t need? And I didn't guess.