Sennheiser HD 600 - Audiophile Hi-Res Open Back Dynamic Headphone

Ce HD600 est un incontournable et un indémodable.

Chi cerca una cuffia eccellente per collegarla solo al proprio smartphone o al lettore mp3 si tenga alla larga da questo prodotto!

I ended up with these headphones after having tried, bought and returned a few other pairs. While these were quite a bit more expensive than my other contenders, I am very satisfied with my purchase of the HD600.

Straight slap dawg no cap

As both an audio engineer and recording artist, I use these for checking mixes. They are to me just another means of making sure everything translates properly. I dont find them to be lacking in bass as some people have noted. Nor do I find them to be overly dark as a fellow engineer recently told me. I find them pretty spot on neutral which is what I wanted out of them. I know when something sounds good on these, Ive gotten pretty close to my goal. That doesnt mean I would mix with these, but I might check for certain details in the soundstage with these as opposed to my monitors. They have a very accurate soundstage. Indeed, listening to a 32 bit master as I wrote this, I find very little is lacking. And now that theyve lowered the price to $279, you really cant do better at this price point.

These are the friggin bees knees. My review sucks, but other people wrote most insightful comments; read their reviews.

These headphones are the best Ive ever owned. However, after having them on for about 30 minutes or more, my ears begin to feel squished and they become sore. I guess its good to take them off after a while, but it would be nice if they werent so tight.

These are the best. Just stop here. Please stop here.

These headphones are for professional use, the are very balanced and with the open back take pressure off the ear drum allowing longer mixing sessions. They are not suitable for personal use where you do not want to disturb people in close proximity

Immediately after I plugged the headphones into my computer, I noticed that the left channel was dead. Checked computer, changed to another connector, but still no sound. I then unplugged and reconnected the cable that goes into the can and finally got sound. The cable was probably not seated correctly from the factory, I guessed – no big deal. But no. After a while I lost sound again. After wiggling the cable around it became clear it had a broken wire or bad connection at the plug.