(A discussion over the Sennheiser HD 180/206 headphones) The Sennheiser HD 180/206 are excellent choices for those looking for their first pair of affordable surround headphones. Over the past 5 years, I have made use of them in my own home. Throughout this time, the headphones have undergone the following transformations: > the plug failed, and there was no sound (I had to solder a new one); > the leather split and peeled off completely (with my assistance), and > the entire headband was made

Its pros: Great headphones for a low price. Lightweight, fit well, sound good Got cons: For such a price, these are rather nitpicking, but the ear cushions are harsh and poorly isolate external sound

Different pros: haven't used these for a long time. You hear finer details in the music Has cons: quieter than I thought. They're probably all like that. Before that I used vacuum headphones

I must say, I was taken aback by this. I purchased it as a laptop so that I could compose music while sitting on my knee (during some preliminary moments), when I was not in the studio and high accuracy was not required. And then the wireless signal delay was very strong. In the case of a curling iron (PS4), I believe that I will also try it. Bear in mind, however, that they are not likely to appeal to fans of sounds that have been embellished. Got pros: Sound, Sennheiser. They have a tone…

Has pros: The sound is excellent, the wire with a margin. The ears fit snugly, no discomfort. Sit all day long. Cons: Need a preamplifier, volume is not enough. Adjustment on the head is tolerable, the smoothness is a little sharp, with jerks.

Its pros: I'm not experienced in headphones, but the sound seemed quite juicy Has some cons For monitors, the isolation of ambient sounds is rather weak.

An wonderful alternative to TDS5, based on the memories of a younger generation of what music should sound like since the days of the USSR. Very engrossing, really driving, aesthetically pleasing, and silky smooth. I wish there was a little more pressure below 35 Hz, but other than that, everything is completely sufficient. The only thing missing is sub-bass below 35 Hz, but these headphones are not about that)) These are some advantages: At least in the portion of the frequency response that…

Different pros: Normal sound, sit comfortably on the head - the ears turn a little, plus soft lining under the rim. Different cons: Not too reliable fastening of the ears, you can break the swivel joint.

Different pros: I bought for an elderly person so that he can watch and listen to TV with headphones. - Good sound quality; and a long wire (3 meters) is a big plus. With its cons. They don't look very strong, I don't know how long they'll live. But looks (and feel in the hands) can be deceiving.

Because I work in the field of sound professionally, I have had the opportunity to "try out" a significant number of headphones from a variety of manufacturers. Just among my Sennheiser headphones, I have an HD 600, an HD 280 Pro, and an HD 380. I looked at the HD 206 statistics alongside all of the other options after purchasing them for my father. To summarize, the HD 206 has sound that is surprisingly respectable considering its low cost. It was a little frustrating when I found an example…

What exactly are you looking to get for that amount of money? Take these with you if you don't have time to go shopping and listen to different models, don't want to spend the time doing so, or just want to get your order in as quickly as possible. The level of quality is commensurate with the asking price. Budget segment = budget sound. Those people who comment "beautiful sound!" are obviously sharing their bed with a bear who wakes them up every morning by stepping on their ear. Below you…

I took these headphones instead of the AKG K44 to listen to music through a laptop, so I will compare them with both the in-ear Sennheiser CX 200 and the headphones I had intended to use. The headphones have a simple and appealing appearance that is also quite minimalistic. AKG-shki often look like a monster. The ear pads are somewhat abrasive, but they will break in and become more comfortable over time. The ear canal is completely blocked off, creating an environment that is highly isolated…

In general, I purchased for a total of 1200. (at a discount). I was interested in purchasing something more affordable, but all the reviews seemed to indicate that something was broken, and then it only took them six months to break. If you want something that will last for a long time and is of great quality, I would recommend Sennheiser. You are free to choose another model. Why then should you berate yourself for the low-quality items that you purchased, knowing that they will fail? Some…

With its pros. For the money, the sound is excellent, and they sit pleasantly on the head. Its cons: For some reason, the left earpiece is slightly louder than the right one, and not only I heard it.

With its pros. Normal ears "for kasar". For the task of listening to music at work, they are very suitable. Different cons: The sound is flat, of course, but better than plugs for the same money.

The cord's length of three meters makes it quite practical. Because of the laptop, you are able to stand up and build a seagull). People that criticize the headphones should check out the box that's been provided in the comments. Do you have it with you? From extremely thick and extremely thick cardboard? On several websites on the internet, reproductions can be purchased.

For your money, a typical product, and if it's too tight, heat the bow with a hairdryer in the area of u200bu200bthe firm name, and straighten it as you need it to be. After taping around the holes in the casing, I noticed that the sound had a fuller, more robust quality to it.

One of the communication salons sold it to me for $1700 two years ago, son. When he's finished with his several hours each day of playing them, he feels fulfilled. I bought them online at a discount for $1080 to give as a gift at work this year, and I consider them to be nearly ideal for the price.

With a wire thickness that's 1.5 times that of standard plugs, I find it to be fairly sturdy. The apparent thickness of the membrane is 3 centimeters. A little hologram can be found on the packaging.

purchased to be used with an electric piano, which only has a 6.35 mm headphone jack as an input. Although the headphones include a 6.35 mm jack adaptor in the set, they have a 3.5 mm micro jack plug on their own. They perform the task admirably. It would be ridiculous to expect something unique from them at such a price, thus there were no special requirements for the sound quality.