Review on SENNHEISER HD 569: Ultimate Closed Back Headphones for Immersive Audio Experience by Bhavin Kalant ᠌

In no case do I consider myself an avid audiophile, but I always appreciated good sound, and now, finally, I allowed myself more or less serious headphones. And it was clearly worth it. With their not the most pretentious price (and I also took it at a discount for 7000), they look very solid, but they sound even better. At the same time, it is worth mentioning that this is already the level when you begin to hear not only music, but also the quality of the recording, format, source. Since I listen from the laptop's built-in audio card (however, I'm already thinking about buying an external card), I doubt that I have fully revealed them, but even so, the sound is quite rich, detailed, and beautiful. There were no distortions in frequencies, bass - exactly as much as needed, high voiced (on some compositions, however, they whistle slightly), medium - worked out, pleasant. Headphones work out all genres, but on classic rock, progressive and avant-garde rock they sound just bomb. I fell in love with Bowie again, for example, and listened to several of Manson's albums with pleasure. However, they cut metal decently, and from jazz the sensations are magical. It is worth noting that they need a little warming up, the sound changes significantly for the better. For convenience: I'm not sure that everyone will come. Firstly, they are hefty, I specially selected them for my large ears, and my ears comfortably sink entirely in them. Some may feel uncomfortable. Secondly, velor ear pads are partly a matter of getting used to. Landing is not annoying, but I had to twist them, move them to find the perfect position. It's best to try before you buy. They seem to be made soundly, the plastic seems to be quite good, the assembly is normal, but for sure the question of reliability will be revealed only with time. Bottom line: great headphones for the money, I hope I'm with them for a long time.