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Sennheiser HD280PRO Headphone (New Model) & Amazon Basics XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable - 10 Feet, Black

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Style: New Model


Pattern Name: Headphone + Cable - 10 Feet


Features

  • Product 1: Dynamic, closed ear headphones.Weight w/o cable: 285 gram Ear coupling is circumaural
  • Product 1: Lightweight and comfortable, ergonomic design, Cord Length 3.3 9.8 feet Coiled
  • Product 1: Extended frequency response and warm, natural sound reproduction. Nominal impedance 64 ohm. Sound pressure level (SPL) 113 dB
  • Product 1: Around the ear design with padded ear cups Dynamic, closed ear headphones with up to 32 dB attenuation of outside sound. Frequency response (Headphones) 8 25000 Hz
  • Product 2: Microphone cable for studio recording and live sound
  • Product 2: High-quality XLR male and female connectors; 3-pin XLR male to XLR female
  • Product 2: Protective metal housing; flexible PVC jacket with 6.0mm outer diameter
  • Product 2: All copper conductors and inner copper spiral shielding; shielded cable reduces interference and excess noise

Description

Style:New Model | Pattern Name:Headphone + Cable - 10 Feet Sennheiser HD280PRO Headphone (new model)The HD 280 PRO is a pair of closed, dynamic stereo headphones that deliver accurate, linear sound reproduction with ambient noise attenuation for critical monitoring applications. Optimum impedance ensures universal compatibility, from home listening to studio monitoring. The space saving design features collapsible, rotating ear cups that are very comfortable to wear, even if used for long periods of time. The ear pads of the HD 280 PRO are made of a synthetic leatherette.Amazon Basics XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable - 10 Feet, BlackAn Amazon Brand


Date First Available: January 12, 2021


Color Name: Black


Connector Type: XLR


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    • 9 Year Owner
Style: New Model Pattern Name: Headphone + Interface
I bought these headphones when I started college back in 2012. They spent everyday being dragged around campus in my backpack. I took up music production in my spare time and they were able to keep up with my needs for a pretty a long time (I still check my mixes on them even though I have a monitoring setup that costs about 20 times what these do now). When I got an office job, they continued being folded up everyday for occasional office use when I want to really focus and dive deep into a spreadsheet. To get something that sounds better, not different, I think you'd need to spend twice as much. After all this time, I've replaced the earpads once, ditched the headpad, and now I have the right channel dropping intermittently. I've looked at the price of a new cable (which may or may not be the solution to my problem) and a set of pads if I'm going to be in there anyways.... and that's almost the price of a new set of 'phones. So I'm dinging a star for repair cost. On the one hand, in a professional environment you'd probably just keep a few spare sets around, but on the other, the user repairability was a selling point for me way back in 2012. I'm not keen to spend all that money on parts and find out I still have a problem, but then I'm not excited to start out with a brand new pair either. From what I remember, these headphones age really well, as in they sound better the longer you use them. My set is in a good mood today and I'm catching things on them that my Audeze LCD-Xs aren't pointing out. So yeah, maybe 9-10 years is the upper limit for a well-abused set of these. I guess that's not bad at all by consumer standards, but I was hoping the ability to do repairs would feasibly extend that farther. For some of Sennheiser's other pro-level gear, I don't think that's at all unwarranted. But hey, these gave me 9 years of good to great sound, got me started in music production, stood up to a lot of abuse from a young man who didn't know how to take care of a pair of headphones, still stand up as a point of comparison to much more expensive sets, and cost less than the cables in my main headphones these days. I very well might just buy another set so I can continue to have this reference point. Oh also, IDK why on earth you would give a star rating to bass on headphones without mentioning other parts of the sound. I don't want to dive too deep, but I very much doubt most people would put these on and think they sound bad. They are pretty flat or even a bit dull (which is great for a pro environment because it is easier on your ears), so they might not sound exciting at first, but it's something you get used to in a few months. Soon, every other pair of headphones is going to sound off to you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021 by James
    • Right speaker breaks after 2 years
Style: New Model Pattern Name: Headphone + Cable - 10 Feet
My last two sets the right speaker stopped working after 2 years
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by John Steuber

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