Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Adam Mielczarek ᠌

1) You won't be able to insert these ears and put them out of mind for a while, at the very least. They continually make a scene for themselves. They can be prompted by almost anything to slowly emerge from the ear. Feeling hot and sweaty? They begin to sway. You didn't think of a clothespin for the wire, did you? The wire's weight pushes the earphone from the ear. so forth. As long as the ear pads fit the size of the auditory canal, this is possible. 2) Sound. The highs, mids, and bass are all present. But it's completely dark. The center is unintelligible, and the bass is buzzing and high sandy. There can be no doubt about any scene as a result. The sound is fairly severely squashed and lacks transparency, which worsens the sensation. Evidently they made an attempt to make up for this by detailing, which made the ears quite good in transmitting the instrument's attack, but this did not really assist. not at all saves. I listened to very different songs in them and came to the following conclusion. These are more than suited underneath a club tutkanya of some sort, allowing the balls to protrude onto the forehead. Some people believe that dramchina also kills the soul. These ears do not hear any music that needs to be listened to. Edge, after listening to any music in them after half an hour you become tired of it and just want to take them off. Because there is no scene and the sound is muted in the headphones, you instantly start to experience the ability to locate sound sources in space when you take them off. Such ears could be kept on a shelf in case of unanticipated emergencies if they cost rubas in a pinch. More pricey – the purchase isn't necessary. It is unfortunate that they typically do not offer a chance to listen before purchase.