I paid 4900 for these headphones roughly two years ago when I made the purchase. Despite the length of time I've put into using it, I have never once felt that the money I invested was a waste. Headphones provide complete value for the money invested, and even more so. They produce an excellent sound when used in conjunction with the Asus Xonar Essence STX sound card. Has a genuine and accurate sound that is amplified to its fullest extent (although for some this may be a minus) -Quite…

Although it's likely that these are just my impressions, it seems to me that the "warming up effect" has taken place over the years, and the sound has gotten even better as a result. However, it's also likely that these are just my impressions. The benefits of it include: Throughout the years that I used them, I listened to them on a variety of different devices, ranging from a hi-fi to a laptop. Naturally, it is better to use them with stationary equipment; but, there should be no problems…

Pros below: Sound quality. Incredible. I listen to old recordings, something opens differently. Its cons: Personally, the bezel presses on my head. I have been using it for several months, but my ears begin to feel discomfort after a couple of hours in headphones.

I took it with the express purpose of playing around with a virtual synthesizer on the iPad. To boil it down, the piano. The sound quality is satisfying. It wasn't necessary for me to turn up the volume all the way. It is impossible to hear a pronounced hiss when there is no sound at all, which is what the speakers provide. There is some level of exposure to sounds from the outside. When you are by alone in the flat, it is to your advantage because you will not miss a phone call or a fire:)…

Its pros: Freaky ears. The soundproofing is the bomb. The sound is good too. Compared with the old Sennheiser HD 215. Heaven and earth Has cons: Didn't give a cover. On HD 215 bought 5 years ago for 3000 there was a clear case

I also own a Sennheiser HD650, so I'll be able to tell you how it stacks up against the others. It is instantly apparent that the HD280s have a "bassier" sound, despite the fact that they do not significantly muddy the mix in any way. I wouldn't say the headphones have an excessive amount of "pump" on the bottoms of the cups. Although there is a decrease in the level of detail, the instruments can still be heard well in the mix and there is a broad stereo image created. The overall sound of the

Got pros: decent sound, high sound insulation, solid construction, quality materials. great ears for the price Has cons: nit-picking: new ones put a lot of pressure on the temples, you can’t sit for a long time, you have to rest from them, your ears sweat

Some pros: Sound. Noise isolation. The build quality is excellent, no creaks or backlash. All holograms are in place. Has cons: The wire was soldered three times in two years, because. inside, the right ear was frayed and stopped playing. the sound suffered every time.

Pros below: Very high quality sound in conjunction with an external audio interface. Good and reliable construction. thick wire that will not break if you pull it hard. Has some cons At first they were chilly to the head, after 2 hours in the headphones my ears hurt a lot. It takes some time to "stretch" them.

Has pros: Good clear sound. The frequencies are not distorted. They sit comfortably. Ears do not get tired and do not sweat. Noise isolation is just great. Some cons: The cord is heavy due to the twisted wire, it sticks out the headphones.

With its pros. Great sound, solid construction, very comfortable on the ears Its cons: Too long wire, and if the spring is stretched, then it starts to pull the device))

For the sole purpose of music consumption, I do not suggest it. I used to be able to create vocals, and occasionally I would manage the sound of the bass, but now I don't have my hearing very well. The ears aren't terrible, but I have some reservations about them. Has pros: Bryal, when it comes to the purpose of passive soundproofing, it is more than any of the headphones that I have ever owned. You should not anticipate the headphones to completely muffle all external sounds because this…

They sound a little forced and unnatural. The Sennheiser HD25I II should offer a clear, fatigue-free voice and be simple to operate. But, there is a partially opaque bubble in the bass range. 4) The Sennheiser HD212Pro is the best headphones out there in my opinion. They will abruptly show a non-musician the wonderful timbre of the bass guitar and how it leads its part, the "clunk" of the drum, the presence of percussion and rhythm guitars and how they bring out their parts, and the singing of…

Pros: Clear lossless sound at low frequencies, price, good appearance Has some cons Very heavy, the head literally explodes after some time of work in them

With its pros. Excellent sound reduction, sound quality, overall performance. Some cons: Strongly presses the head as a result of excellent sound suppression. The twisted cable is quite heavy due to the length.

My very first pair of headphones for the monitor. I listen to electronic music, but not trance; rather, I prefer electronic music that features a wide variety of sounds (ambient, chill, etc.), in addition to percussive instruments. Before then, there were svens that were entirely affordable, as well as plugs and pioneers that were identically priced up to a thousand dollars. The very first impression I got was not the nicest; the sound was strange in principle. Nevertheless, it turned out that…

Almost immediately, the ASUS Xonar DX sound card that was purchased from eBay was connected to these headphones. I was very happy to receive this package, but before I go any further, I feel the need to mention that connecting to the front panel of a computer can be challenging due to a certain type of electrical interference (my knowledge is limited in this area, so I'm not sure what the proper name for it is). If you, like me, wanted to connect your headphones to the front panel of your…

A little over a year ago, I purchased these headphones. Before to them, the Philips SHP8900 open type for 2700 served as my primary reference for sound quality. During that time period, I got the impression that they had the most pleasing sound for me. Then, for the benefit of the interest in sports, I made the decision to take more costly ears and ensure, as people comment on the forums, that such expensive ears play too honestly and are not interesting because of this fact. On the other hand,

You won't find anything that sounds or feels better than the signature Sennheiser sound, so long as you aren't embarrassed by strong pressure on your head and sweaty ears. This particular Sennheiser model is not very expensive right now. Take it without hesitation if you aren't embarrassed by either of those things. Has some pros The voice portions are matchless, the intricate electronics sound fantastic. Correct basses, if the barrel is so barrel, if the bass is so bass - where it is necessary

new review (after six months of use) The first unexpected thing that I observed was that after inserting the NAD325BEE amp into the ear output, the hunchback noticeably improved (and not the onkyo 7555 player, in which the bottoms in the ear output were clearly raised) The second thing that I did on purpose was to make a minor adjustment, which I did based on the recommendations that I found on the internet. I removed the headphone covers and stuffed coat fabric into them in the shape of the…