Review on Sennheiser HD 206 Closed-Back Over Ear Headphones - Discontinued Model by Danuta Dana ᠌

I purchased it for use in a studio to record vocals (announcers and singers sit in them), and so through a normal sound they sound even more or less the same, but there are still not enough tops, the bass dominates, the middle is so-so, for a simple person it can and will do, but we must pay tribute to them because they are better able to hear the nuances and various little things in the tracks. They sound like monitor headphones to me because I heard a lot of novelties in the old tracks. Advantages include a dependable design that is comfy, does not press or hang out, and is just right; however, time will tell if this is the case. For me, a long chord is a major bonus; I learned a lot from many old records. Cons include thin wire, bad tops, they appear to be cut off with a desser, the middle sounds like a four out of five, and if you don't have a good sound they sound weak, so keep that in mind. I'm also concerned about the wire at the point of attachment to the 3.5 plug. Sound quality in the middle is a four out of five.