Sennheiser HD 280 Pro
$158.99 - $249.95
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14 years ago
Sounds Right to Me
"...much deliberation I chose the Sennheiser HD280 pro closed monitoring headphones at just under a hundred pounds which are essentially pro spec cans designed for studio use. I'm not going to copy the full spec of the headphones as I suspect that it would be double dutch to most people but should...
Pros:
- Faithful sound reproduction
- no sound leakage
- comfortable
Cons:
- None
14 years ago
Pretty great, especially for the price.
I've been using these headphones since Mar. of 2009 and have been pretty content ever since. I mean, sure, higher-end headphones do exist, but usually they're way more expensive and designed for content that isn't as accessible as MP3s and such.
14 years ago
They work fine and sound nice ...
I use these headphones with my Yaesu FT-920 and they are clear with some "over ears" base sound, but not to much so. They are still crisp and clear sounding. AM, SSB and CW come through equally well. They will keep the noise out.
14 years ago
the HD 280 pro deliver a tight sound wih a flat frequency responce. Theu don't seem to colour the sound in any way. And deliver a true representation on the source audio.
15 years ago
Premium Sound
These are excellent headphones, offering a premium quality full spectrum of sound (great highs, mids, and lows) as well as sealing your music in and peripheral noise out. The ear pieces fold flat so you can easily transport them in a case with other things or by themselves.
16 years ago
Great value headphone.
Hi, The 280 pro as a great value headphone, but it does have a few problems. First, the bass extends very low, but its not very strong, it does respond well to equalization though. Second, the highs can be a bit harsh/grating the highs extend very high.
16 years ago
Ideal for home or studio
Sennheiser's HD 280 model headphones come in three variants - the Pro, the Silver and the 13. The HD 280-Pro is the original design and is uniform in colour and has 64 Ohm impedance. The Silver is technically identical to the Pro but has a plastic silver-coloured back-plate on each phone.
17 years ago
HD280 pro
Love the HD280 pros. Comfortable to wear even for long sessions. Sound is clean and detailed with rich lows and crisp highs but never harsh. Mid frequencies are well balanced. These are by far my favourites out of all the headphones I have tried in this price range.
17 years ago
These headsets are perfect for semi-pro monitoring on music and for the aspiring musician.
The Sennheiser HD 280 Pro is a very good quality headset for the price. They do a very good job blocking outside noise and they also keep from leaking sound. The adjustable and rotative cups make them flexible and easy to store away.
Pros:
- Reliability
18 years ago
Good Headphones
Human hearing range is about 20hz to 20Khz. The fact that it's range goes down to 8 and up to 25 will not be noticeable to most. Clarity of audio quality is limited by both the output source and the audio signal.
Pros:
- They are very comfortable for headphones, not to mention they have very nice sound quality
- The coiled cord can prevent that loud noise that happens when something bumps the cord, as well as preventing it form getting tangled.
Cons:
- Much higher price than standard headphones
- A bit bulky, wouldn't rely be able to take them out anywhere
- (They're a bit expensive to be taking outside anyway) When compared to a 5 dollar set of headphones playing a compressed recording, the difference is not very notable compared to the price...
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