Sennheiser Professional HD 25 On-Ear DJ Headphones

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I think if you’re new to headphones, the K3003 is probably going to be easier to appreciate than the Aedle. Also, they seem really sturdy and well-made, so I think they’re going to last a long time even if I use them every day. However, once you start using your HD 25 for the first time and discover what you can do with your music as a result, it’s difficult to use anything else. It’s also worth giving a shout-out to the Sennheiser’s unique design, which allows you to flip the left can off completely when you’re in the booth, or just swivel the cups according to your needs. Specifications Cable Length Ask most DJs and audio professionals and they’ll tell you that any true expert will have a set of HD 25s in their tool kit.

When Rosmadi @Sennheiser handed over the HD 25 ALUMINIUM to me, he specifically mentioned that this is just a minor update Anniversary Edition, and that though there is an improvement gained from applying the Aluminum housing, the difference is marginal. Well that was to be expected, given the fact that everything else is the same except for the application of Aluminium for the housing material — following the footsteps of the Amperior. Based on his comment, I told him right there that I probably can’t write much about the headphone as I don’t think that there is much to be talked about and he understood and gave me the nod. The Sennheiser HD25 headphones remain as popular today as they’ve ever been. Known around the world for incredible reliability and performance, these headphones are unlikely to disappear any time soon. Created with a focus on exceptional performance, the HD25 headphones are unlike anything else on the market. This is part of what makes the Sennheiser HD25 such an iconic headset for DJs, even if it’s less popular and well-known in the standard audio world. Accessories It’s easy to see why the Sennheiser HD 25’s popularity has endured over more than three decades. Any music you throw at them sounds great and is without overzealous flavouring, while the design is adaptable to various user preferences.The 70-ohm resistance does mean that you need to ensure you’re using the right source for your music. Are you thinking of reviewing that last one? I would love to know the differences in sound between these two and there is not much available on them as of yet.t Notably, the channel balance in these headphones is good, but you do need to ensure that you’ve got the position of the cans just right over your ears. Another bonus of the HD 25 headphones is how easy they are to use. As with most headphones in the modern market, the better your audio source, the better your headphones are going to sound.

Bass is now fuller and hits lower. Midrange is more refined, and while the HD25-1 treble has sounded a bit harsh compared to the newer headphones, the ALU makes a big improvement on that. I’ve been raving about the Vmoda M100, but it seems that the ALU is Sennheiser’s answer to the M100. I don’t even think they know they have such a big winner in their hands here, as I don’t hear them talking that much about the ALU. Behind the simple but sleek design, every component is strong and reliable. Lightweight aluminum voice coils support an impedance of around 70 ohms for excellent flexibility. A detachable single-sided cable with steel components feels extremely robust. With a low weight and a one-ear listening option, the HD25 headphones from Sennheiser are a must-have for most DJs and studio owners. The Sennheiser HD-25ii is an iconic headphone and with over 3 decades from the headphones release the fact that they are still so popular in music production speaks volumes to their quality. I have not heard any of beyerdynamkcs portable models. I know the original hd25 and i liked it although the treble could be a bit aggressive and the sound a bit congested and narrow. Also, after a while those cups would hurt on the head.If you have a significant problem with the comfort of these headphones, you can sometimes find custom ear pads elsewhere.