Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Ada Grodzicka (Grodz ᠌

After purchasing the headphones, I had a strong desire to find out what was concealed behind them; nevertheless, after giving them a try, I was unable to determine the answer. The bass was weak and indecisive; as a result, it was swallowed up by the rest of the mix, and the high frequencies were rendered inaudible. I had the intention of taking them back to the shop, but I knew that they required a full warm-up first in order for the speaker membranes to mature, become more flexible, and perform as they should! After 24 hours of continuously playing music at a medium volume, I just didn't recognize the headphones, as if someone had slipped me others, all the sounds began to play with bright colors, the bass became powerful, dense, not pressing on ear, and at the same time did not block the way to mid frequencies, which was surprising for me. At first, I thought that there would be no difference between the two, but after that, I was surprised to find that there was a difference. Everything would be fine if it weren't for the fact that the high frequencies are somewhat elevated, but this problem can be fixed by using an equalizer in the correct way! Yes, and the quality of the sound will of course, to a considerable extent, depend on the source; therefore, you should not be cheap and invest in a good player.