Review on Headphones Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear, black by Franciszka Matuszews ᠌

I use a FLAC-formatted Cambridge Audio Minx M5 to listen. We'll see if I decide to purchase an earphone amplifier. through ease. My ears fit in the ear pads, even if they touch the edges, despite the fact that they are just 6 cm tall. Yet, there is no discomfort from this touch. The ear pads are also quite soft and comfortable to touch. But I certainly advise trying it on before purchasing. The structure is unusual. Instead of stretching the arc to change the size of the headband, the cups are moved up and down along the bracket. Fixation brought on by a rubber clutch. This is really practical. I'm not sure how long it will endure just yet. The length of the cable connecting the headphones to the source and the thickness of the wires between the cups are both a little puzzling. I must say, looks. so-so. Ooh, sound. SOUND! drive, self-assurance, and assault. And all of this is done while experiencing all frequencies in harmony. Moreover, the top, midrange, and bass are all there and in their proper places. As for specifics. I can actually hear instruments on the same tunes that were simply absent on my old headphones (I won't mention the brand, but they cost $1200 and were perfect for me!) I mean it! I alternately insert new and old ears into the socket. Damn! There isn't a timpani there, it's just not there! That is not all there is to it. Perhaps the musician had departed at that point? Seems like a scam of some sort! My mouth is open while I sit. Now that I have new hearing, I listen to Ennio Morricone, and it transports me to a faraway place where lemmings and mustangs run on the Indian prairies. I think I can even hear the grass rustling beneath their tiny paws))) The head hurts and the ears do not perspire after three hours of listening. By the way, the input cable arrives on the right cup rather than the typical left. I was confused as to why the piano is playing in one direction in these headphones while it is playing in the other on my old headphones at first. Everything is now fine. P.S. I've finished listening to Brick in the Wall by Ennio. You can relate with schoolchildren because of the sound. Already terrifying!