Review on Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Featuring Active Noise Cancellation in Black and Silver by Eh Shee Lay ᠌

In the past I am a musician, a vocalist. I often had to deal with microphones of this company. At the very least, the presence of this brand on concert venues and recording studios speaks of its authority. As for the lack of bass, mids, etc.: any sound engineer will tell you that headphones should be as honest as possible in this sense. Those. minimum improvements/distortions, maximum honest sound. Accordingly, when you listen to a composition, it has been mastered - a certain balance of all instruments / scores / frequencies relative to each other. Those. the creators of the composition during mastering put a certain style, identity into the frequency range. Proper headphones should not have "improvers". You don't need an equalizer in the right headphones! Unless you go to an art gallery with color filters in glasses. I have little experience with noise cancellers. In this model, it, in my opinion, is implemented based on considerations of purpose. He puts out the lows. Noises from engines, subways, etc. called "hum". I took them for myself to work in my carpentry workshop. I need control. If you turn off all the noise, you can blink the "flash on the left / right" (a malfunction in the equipment, in which it must be turned off immediately). I admit that the creators were guided by something like the following. For example, while walking in busy places, you get rid of the hum, but in the event of an emergency that falls into the medium or high frequency spectrum, you will hear it. I am not familiar with top models from 30 thousand and above. To my shame, I used to use all sorts of super-budget plugs. Those ears don't want to be removed. In them, I began to hear parts of instruments that I had not heard before in compositions. I think that for this price segment this model is 100% TOP! An unequivocal recommendation.