Sennheiser PXC-450
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18 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450 NoiseGard 2.0
Potentially crushing the BOSE QuietComfort headphones like a bug, the Sennheiser PXC 450 NoiseGard headphones are available for ?￡299 (or just over ?￡200 if you shop around) and boast 20 hours use on one AAA battery plus the ability to function as normal headphones when that 20 hours expires.
17 years ago
With $799 you can buy a lot of things. It can get you 2663 soft serve MacDonald's ice cream cones for example, or 53 movie tickets. It also happens to be the price tag for Sennheiser's latest and greatest pair of noise-cancelling headphones, the PXC450.
Pros:
- Great clarity
- crisp sound
- nice mid and treble ranges
- great noise cancelling
Cons:
- Bass is a little weak
- expensive
17 years ago
Hands-on Reviews: Sennheiser PXC 450 Headphones
The circumaural PXC 450s, a higher pricer camera at $500.
Pros:
- Excellent noise cancelling
- Roomy ear cups
- TalkThrough featureThe circumaural PXC 450s
- a higher pricer camera at $500
Cons:
- Expensive
17 years ago
Thank you for searching out Australian HI-FI Magazine's equipment review of the Sennheiser PXC 450 Headphones originally published in Australian Hi-Fi Magazine, July/August 2008 (Volume 39 Number 4).
15 years ago
I have this one from last 2 year's. Not using that much because it is big. It's give balance sound bass and tribble.
Pros:
- Clear sound balance sound
Cons:
- Bass is not that much
14 years ago
The Sennheiser PXC 450s (MSRP $449.95) are an all-around, decent set of active noise-cancelers that don't sacrifice much performance in order to block out unwanted noise-and that's rarer than you'd think.
9 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450 Review
The superior sound quality and the comfortable design will allow you to listen effortlessly and quietly.
Pros:
- The lightweight design won't constrict your head
- and the ear cups are plush and comfortable
Cons:
- Only 16 hours of battery life is less than other models
- which can last up to 50 hours
12 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450
My previous headset was a Bose QC 2 and wanted to try a full ear cover noise canceling headset. The Sennheiser PXC 450 received enough good reviews for me to give them a try. Upon receiving them, the first thing that I noticed was a persistent low frequency rumble.
Pros:
- Volume controls
- pause control
- sound quality
Cons:
- Persistent low frequency rumble
- P..
- poor customer service from Sennheiser
18 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450
The PXC 450 is the latest from Sennheiser's travel line of headphones. "Portable" and "circumaural" generally don't see eye to eye due to bulk and issues with anchoring them to your head.
17 years ago
I bought these through minidisc last year to help cancel out jet noise, as I was going to North Asia and Europe.
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