Sennheiser HD-280 Pro

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Headphone

  • New, improved headband
  • Dynamic
  • Closed
  • Impedance: 64 ohms
  • Sound pressure level: 113 dB
  • Frequency range: 8 - 25,000 Hz
  • Single-sided spiral cable: 1 m / 3 m length
  • Earcups foldable and rotatable
  • High external sound insulation of 32 dB
  • Stereo screw-jack adapter
  • Weight: 377 g (with cable), 273 g (without cable)
  • Sennheiser article no. 506845
  • Colour: Black
Myynnissä vuodesta Marraskuu 2016
Tuotenumero 400099
Myyntierä 1 kappaletta
Design Over-Ear
System Closed Back
Impedance 64 Ohms
Frequency range 8 Hz – 25000 Hz
Adapter Yes
Weight 273 g
Replacable Cable Yes
Colour Black
Max. SPL 113 dB
Sensitivity 102 dB
Type Of Connector Jack, Mini-Jack
Adaptor 1
Replaceable Cable 1
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89 €
Sis. ALV. Ei sisällä 12 € rahtikulua
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Hyvät kuulokkeet kitaravahvistimen kaveriksi
MrLure 04.01.2019
Hain kuulokkeita, jotka sopisivat monitorointihommiin kitaran kanssa ja päädyin lopulta näihin.

Istuvat miellyttävästi päähän ja ääntä ei ole juurikaan buustailtu suuntaan tai toiseen.

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Make, Nurmijärvi 14.12.2020
Hyvät peruskuulokkeet hyvällä taajuuskäyrällä. Sulkee ulkoäänet tehokkaasti. Sennheiseriin löytyy varaosia, joka on siksi hyvä merkki. Näitä on ammattini vuoksi 5 paria. Yhdestä taittui minijakki, joka korjattiin vaihtamalla koko kuulokejohto helposti avaamalla kuppi ja uusi johto meni liittimellä paikoilleen ilman juotoksia tai muuta hankalaa. Uuden johdon hinta 15 euron paikkeilla.
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Valitettavasti tapahtui virhe. Ole hyvä ja yritä uudelleen.
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Perfect in every aspect. Listening is an endless pleasure!
Sansui 5000x 12.06.2020
I have never been a headphone fan, nor have ever considered buying Sennheiser, because I couldn't afford the more expensive models.
I have already owned the following headphones:
Audiotechnica ATH-M30x - Nice quality but there was an annoying frequency gap. Probably I have had a faulty unit, because I have listened to the ATH-M20x and they sounded absolutely acceptable.
Audiotechnica ATH-M50x - Nice quality but at that price point I don't expect such a disco sound.
Philips SHP-9500 - so bright that my years almost started bleeding. Don't understand why it is so praised in internet.
Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm - Amazing quality. The most cute and comfortable headphones I have ever had! Unfortunately, quite demanding towards the source. The high frequencies are a bit sharp to me, especially when the source is poor. Otherwise, a great professional tool!
AKG K171 mkII - very decent headphones. As many AKG headphones, it lacks a bit of low end to me. Not very comfortable but has a very pleasant sound. I enjoyed it a lot!
AKG K240 mkII - It also lacks depth in the low end. Has a bit boomy and echoing sound to me. Material quality is no match with the others, but it is durable and at that price it is a very nice allrounder.
AKG K271 mkII - decent headphones. Sounded to me as a mixture of the above two. Sound wise, the K171 mkII are superior than the K271 and K240, but the last two are more comfortable in my opinion.
I was really tired of headphones with recessed mids (cheap commercial tricks), lack of depth, dryness, frequency gaps, sharp high frequency peaks, impedance issues and etc.
Unfortunately didn't find what I was looking for, so I bought a Sennheiser HD 280 Pro half an year ago from pure curiosity.
I also found them strange looking at first glance as many people do.
Sound wise, the HD 280 Pro is the best headphone I have ever listened to.
Never felt such pleasure from listening to the music, even on decent stereo speakers and much more expensive headphones than the listed above. I often realize that it is 04:00 o'clock in the morning, but never get tired of listening.
Sound is so balanced, full bodied, with natural timbre, warmth and all it's beauty that makes listening to all kinds of music and sources an endless pleasure...
Very universal headphone - sounds great on every source I have connected it to.
In a world where marketing has replaced quality long ago, I didn't really expect to find such a great product.
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Valitettavasti tapahtui virhe. Ole hyvä ja yritä uudelleen.
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The best headphones I have tried (and I have tried a lot!)
Funeral Musician 21.01.2023
Having tested all the main competitors (AKG K240 Studio, Audio-Technica ATH-M20x, Audio-Technica ATH-M30x, Audio-Technica ATH-M40x, Audio-Technica ATH-M50 (the old version without the letter “x”), Audio-Technica ATH-AD700, Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 16Ω, Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO 250Ω, Sennheiser HD 25, Sennheiser HD 560S, Sony MDR-7506, and Yamaha HPH-MT5), I settled on the Sennheiser HD 280 PRO as the best in nearly every category.

Build quality: Yes, the HD 280 PRO are made of plastic, but they are made really well. In (stereo)typical German fashion, everything has been thought about: there are ball bearings in the size adjustment mechanism, and the notched size positions help you remember your setting; there are also miniature rubber “bumpers” on the yokes (for those who do not know, yokes are the fork-shaped parts securing the earcups to the headband) that prevent the earcups from hitting the yokes and making an annoying plastic-on-plastic clank (all you can hear is a soft, satisfying thud); the headband has a notch in the middle, which helps prevent a hotspot in the middle of the top of the head, which some people experience after prolonged use; earcups swivel for when you want to look cool and wear them around your neck, or when you simply want to put them in your backpack. Summing up, if HD 280 PRO were a car, they'd be an old Mercedes-Benz, a marvel of engineering where even the sound of shutting the door is oddly satisfying. Although, as they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I have to admit that when I first saw these headphones, my reaction was similar to that of many people. I thought, “Dear God, this must be the ugliest pair of cans I have ever seen!” However, once I did some research and understood their function-over-form design, I came to appreciate it a lot, and I now even find them rather beautiful... The only criticism I have is that the coiled cable is a little on the heavier side, and it had a couple of kinks due to the way it was packaged. I wish manufacturers would coil the headphone cables instead of folding them... Finally, for those who care about these things, my pair was made in Romania.

Comfort: It is difficult to find a balance between headphones that stay firmly on your head and the ones that you can wear for hours without any discomfort, but HD 280 PRO manage to do both things perfectly. Out of the ones I have tried, they were the most comfortable. The earpads are big and soft and adapt to the shape of my head almost instantly, after which they feel like two fluffy pillows. They are so comfortable to me, that I sometimes wear them without plugging them in! When I was doing my research, I found a few warnings that their supposedly heavy grip might even cause headaches! However, it has not been the case for me personally. For reference I will say that my head is about average, perhaps, a bit on the larger side. In regard to the headband, again, no complaints whatsoever. The only downside to that close pillow-like fit is that my ears warm up a little faster than with some other headphones, but the difference is almost negligible. The only headphones that came close to the HD 280 PRO in terms of comfort were the Audio-Technica ATH-AD700. They fit so lightly that one could easily forget that one was wearing them, but they did not stay put all that well whenever I bent down to pick something up off the ground.

Noise isolation: Nothing came close to the HD 280 PRO! They seem to isolate outside noise even better than the industrial foam earplugs I use for sleeping. I could barely hold a conversation with a person standing next to me! Of course, that might be bad in some cases. It depends on individual preferences.

Sound: Sound is a highly subjective topic because the shape of everybody's ears is a little different, and so are each listener's preferences. Also, one pair of headphones may sound a bit different from another due to the width of the range of tolerances allowed in manufacturing. Having said that, at least to my ears, my HD 280 PRO are mostly “flat”, with a very slight bump in the lower frequencies. I mostly listen to old pop and jazz, and the particular frequency that is ever so slightly boosted, renders the sound of an upright bass especially pleasing. In regard to the upper frequencies, the usefulness of my review will be limited. Being 31 years old, I cannot hear sounds that have a higher than 17 kHz frequency all that well. All I can say is that neither the acoustic guitars nor the cymbals sound harsh, and the sibilance (again, to those who do not know this, it is the annoying hissiness of the letters “s”) is very slight, if any at all. The soundstage (the size of the perceived space, in which the musicians appear to be playing) is not as big as that of the Beyerdynamic DT series headphones, but it is not always a con. I might be in the minority, but in music centered around vocals, I usually prefer a more intimate listening experience, when a singer seems to be just a meter or less in front of me. Julie London's album Love on the Rocks is perfect for that! However, put on some Bill Evans Trio, close your eyes, and you'll be surprised how convincing the experience of sitting in some smoke-filled jazz club in New York is! And here we get to the imaging (the ability to determine the location of each and every musician in that perceived virtual space), which, at this price range especially, is plainly and simply excellent!

Highly recommended!
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