What you get
- Headphones
- Bag
- Replacement ear pads
- Adaptor to ¼” (6.3 mm) stereo jack plug
The average user perspective
I first heard about this model from a professional producer a while ago.
Since I am quite a beginner I decided to trust him.
Although Sennheiser is one of the most renowned, there are a lot of competitors.
So, here are the pros and cons they revealed after a lot of 'stress testing':
Pros
- Really comfortable and lightweight, I've been able to use them for hours.
- Flatten response.
- Live ready, you can keep the volume really high without caring about damages (except
for your ears).
- The quality remains great at any volume.
- Design, the most loves sparkles... not me, they're simple to see, simple to understand,
a classic.
- Solid like a tank.
- Low impedance, you don't need any amp, simply plug them in your MP3 player and sit
back.
Cons
- No doubt, compared to the others, they worth the price... 195€ however seems to be a little bit overpriced.
Technical specifications:
- Nominal impedance: 70 Ohm
- Load rating: 0.2 W
- Contact pressure: ca. 2.5 N
- Weight w/o cable: ca. 140 g
- Jack plug: 3,5/6,3 mm stereo
- Transducer principle: dynamic, closed
- Ear coupling: supraaural
- Cable length: 1,5 m
- Sound pressure level (SPL): 120 dB(SPL)
- THD, total harmonic distortion: < 0,3 %
- Frequency response (headphones): 16.....22000 Hz
Conclusions
Great headphones for djs, producers and studio monitoring.
