Review on 🎧 Sennheiser HD 630VB Headphone: Variable Bass, Call Control | Discontinued by Manufacturer by Djmikis Parker

Honestly, I didn't like these headphones at first. They are very different from others I've heard and I've heard Sennheiser HD 650, Oppo PM-3, Hifiman HE-400S and MrSpeaker's Aeons to name a few. They are not only characterized by the sound, but also by design, fit and quality of workmanship. The sound from these headphones is incredibly detailed. If they do have an accent, it seems to be the upper mids and highs (you'll hear echoes in your recordings you didn't even know existed!), but that seems to add a pleasing clarity to the sound. Since these headphones focus on detail, you don't have to turn them up very loud to hear all the details: they sound best at medium volume, at least to my ears. or subtract some hum and heat as you like, which I find very practical, especially when you want to compensate for extraneous noise on the go. Instead of cranking up the volume like on other phones, I just turn the dial. Finally, these headphones have an amazing ability to distinguish details: no matter how many tiny things are happening in the music at the same time, you can hear every part clearly. So far I have only noticed this resolution with other Sennheiser headphones. Overall the sound is a bit weaker/cooler but seems balanced enough to work well in most genres. option and I would have no problem taking them on the bus or plane. However, they are comfortable and I also like the asymmetrical design. Highly recommended; just don't judge them too quickly; Listen to them exclusively for a week or two, then go back to what you were listening to before and realize how much music you've missed!