Review on Sennheiser HD280PRO: 🎧 Next-Generation Pro Audio Headphones by Kichiro Diaz ᠌

Almost immediately, the ASUS Xonar DX sound card that was purchased from eBay was connected to these headphones. I was very happy to receive this package, but before I go any further, I feel the need to mention that connecting to the front panel of a computer can be challenging due to a certain type of electrical interference (my knowledge is limited in this area, so I'm not sure what the proper name for it is). If you, like me, wanted to connect your headphones to the front panel of your computer, a whistle will be clearly heard during games (or a high load on the video card). This is treated with magnets on wires, according to messages posted on specialized forums. Although the results of the tests indicate that there should be a significant gap between the sound cards found in the GIGABYTE Z390 Aorus Master (built-in sound ALC1220-VB) and the ASUS Xonar DX, there is not much of a difference between the two. If your motherboard already has a sound card built in, you might not need to purchase a separate sound card because the quality of the sound produced by the motherboard's built-in card might be sufficient for your needs. Many people consider the cord to be one of the disadvantages of headphones; nevertheless, I see it to be an advantage because it enables the user, with the appropriate amount of dexterity, to do things like leave the room. Nowhere in particular, I myself have an earphone wire that does not pull. After a year has passed since the purchase, I anticipated that the ear pads would become detached; nevertheless, there are no scratches on them as of yet, in contrast to the small amount of dirt that has accumulated on the cloth that is located inside the ear pads.