Sennheiser HD 300 Around-Ear Lightweight Foldable Headphones - Black

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First, the possibility to unplug the cable by accident is eliminated by mounting it on the earcup with two Torx screws. This is done in two ways: firstly, we ask our five member expert listening panel to note how much sound they can hear while the headphones are playing next to them.

Sennheiser HD 300 Around-Ear Lightweight Foldable Headphones

Sennheiser's wide range of professional audio products provide him with the precise tools he needs, perfectly suited for each application.

A good choice if you work in a noisy environment or want to crank up the volume on the odd occasion. Sennheiser’s ‘circumaural—or ‘around the ears’—viscoelastic earpads’ fit nicely over the lugholes and do not feel too weighty—coming in at just a tad under 300g—compared with the 350g of my Beyer Dynamic closed-back DT100 and the 250g of my open-backed HD 650. Ultimately, the HD 250BT headphones point with very little subtlety towards what this company is capable of at a higher level, should your budget ever stretch to its more premium offerings. Another issue that has plagued me is broken ‘Alice bands’— the part that stretches over the head and keeps the transducers in place.

Sennheiser HD 300 PRO – Professional Monitoring Headphones

Said ear cups are nicely padded, and although the headband is not, the sensible clamping force and lightness of the design (at 125g, these headphones weigh about the same as an adult hamster) means we do not feel the need for extra cushioning. It does result in a secure lock if you use it but I prefer not having to have additional tools around to secure my cable. The HD 300 PRO sound quite different to my HD 650s, but appear a lot more balanced across the frequency range.There’s no question that HD 300 Pro is an upgrade over HD 280 Pro with its better build, sound and adaptiveness. In the past, they’ve been a kind of poor cousin, but with advances in both headphone design and new digital tools, it’s not impossible to find work that was recorded, mixed and mastered on something like the HD 300. Sennheiserheadphones are the ultimate solution formusic producers and engineers, who are specialists in operating equipment and software that records, mixes, DJ, edits, and reproduces the sound and want the best quality studio monitoring headphones for all kinds of music production. To make this possible, we have pushed its acoustic properties to the boundaries of physics and recalculated them. Information that we collect may be transferred to the following countries which do not have data protection laws equivalent to those in force in the European Economic Area: the United States of America, Russia, Japan, China, and India.

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When evaluating the frequency response score with the Average calibration profile, the pair to pair consistency of the given model is taken into account – if we have measured a considerable frequency response inconsistency among multiple pairs of the given model, the score drops, as the profile loses accuracy.Although this could signify potential weak points, since the slackness of the wire will depend on the size of your head, Sennheiser is noted for this solution – it is used in Sennheiser's iconic 1988-released HD 25 wired on-ears beloved by DJs, after all. You will get a USB-C cable and a quick-start guide in the box, but that’s it; function over finesse is the name of the game. The Sennheiser HD 650 is the best open-back studio recording headphones with neutral sound and extra comfort for hours. These headphones have the same audio properties and physical design of HD 300 PRO, however Sennheiser have added switchable ActiveGard limiting protection at 110dB SPL.