Review on Sennheiser HD280PRO: π§ Next-Generation Pro Audio Headphones by Keisuke Shimizu α
The right product for me, there were no problems.
I checked (already warmed up) for a trace. technique: Infrasonic Amon sound card, Foobar and Winamp players, Players as such - Ibasso DX50 (firmware with Rockbox), Cowon X7, Ipod Touch5 with Fiio E11 amplifier. formats: Flac, Alac, Ape and Aac. This relatively inexpensive model has a real audiophile sound. I enjoyed listening to the Doors, Rainbow and the early Pantera albums. In terms of frequency neutrality, I can compare it with the Sony 7509HD. The highs are perfectly clear, there are no sibilances. The middle ones are very rich. As for the bass. If you mainly listen to instrumental music, classical music, choral singing, buy this model, you won't regret it. If you are a DJ and in electronic music you need a clearly distinguishable "bass part" - take a closer look at the Sennheiser HD6 Mix, but the HD 280 Pro will come in handy in the studio when recording voice. As I wrote in previous reviews, sound is a very subjective thing. Everyone has their own preferences in music, therefore, please listen to the headphones before buying and try them on carefully - you can work in them or relax.
- Sound detail, stage width, frequency neutrality. Good Irish collection. Tight fit on the head, Good sound insulation, Light and long coiled cable. For instrumental music and monitoring in the studio, the model is excellent.
- Slightly press on the head after 3 hours of wearing (at the "junction" of the skull and lower jaw, as well as on the back of the head), For me personally, there is very little bass: in terms of sound, it's definitely not for Dub-Step and Drum-n-Bass . We hear subbass on an external zvukovuhe, or in a player with a good amplifier, and only after "witchcraft" with an equalizer. But we only hear, there is no juiciness. (Again, this is subjective). The current price in 2022.
