Review on Sennheiser wireless headphones CX 6.00BT, black by Somsak Boonsri ᠌

After much internal conflict, I made the decision to go with option (b). I did so as soon as I emerged from the store, out on the sidewalk, and was taken aback by the terrible experience. It felt as though there was no low frequency content whatsoever, and the higher frequencies "clicked" in the same way that this discussion does. As soon as I got home, I put on some enormous ear pads and gave everything a careful look over. Because I am not a music enthusiast but rather a plain musician, my home does not contain any high-end technology. The JBL T110 and the Sehn CX275 are used for comparison. Phone Xiaomi Mi8. The sound was not pleasant, even with the huge ear pads that were provided. The less expensive 110s appeared to have greater force and fullness. But! Today, I decided to make another attempt at switching the rubber bands to normal ones, and, lo and behold! The headphones unfolded into their full splendor. The sibilants do not whistle directly into the brain, the bass has gained vigor, and the mids have remained at the same level of average as before. Yet on the whole, I was able to compose myself and even imbue. It would appear that for the initial use, I was unable to locate the appropriate placement in my ears. In addition, everything is done in a manner that is very culturally sensitive: the LED does not light up in vain while the device is being operated; the control is logical; the assistant girl has a pleasant voice; the connection to the phone and tablet is instant; the wire fittings are light; you can even wear them along the beard; and so on. "Ride of the Valkyries" starts playing in your ears whenever the phone rings)) Very patriotic of you, Herr Sennheiser! In a single phrase, something positive. You need only play around with different ergonomic setups in order to have a good time. I would be happy to respond to any queries, and I am grateful for your attention.