All user reviews for the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro

Intensive use for four years until the purchase of a Sony MDR7506 ... I use the Sony's component, the HD280 recording.
(S) more: a headphone closed the "multi-directivitquot; of headphones ...
(S) minus the weight low and poorly REPRESENTATIVES from across the spectrum. Quality plastics just average ...
Few essays MODELS: the linear (of the same manufacturer), a bit better but a bit "off budget" at the time of purchase and a Sony (which I have forgotten all this time) .
The report quality price: that's what made me buy the l: 107 euros for a headphone pro gnial!
That said, I think to purchase a headset for troisime "Night Mix" ... hsitation between Beyer DT77O pro (but the "bass reflex" makes me a little scared about the Fidler reproducing out) and, in the same make, DT990 Pro, which seems more suited the mix ... I think I will also make a small tour of costs from AKG ...
In fact, the HD280 is very well to record (closed), call, work some sounds ... but mixing is a bit worse ... but in any fawn, it is better to have several Systmes cost of a.
DEFINITIONS Ct, the HD 280 Pro is well equilibrated plutt but it is a bit lightweight ct low, making it pushes a bit to finally get account when they are too much is the mix Submitted on monitors.
The acute and mdiums are REPRESENTATIVES ... trsdtailles and even ... and it is enjoyable to hear clearly what you are doing. Too bad the bass do not follow. (I know, I insist , But it's sad vrit!)
Overall then, the sound ... a will ... this headset allows for a decent job and enough raliste (provided we know where they stand in bass)
Ct ergonomics ... can do better ...
The multi directivity of headphones is quite handy in a lot of situations.
The headphone is closed ... you really push the volume back to you to hear a decision made with a good mic ... insulation is really his strong point!
The wire is solid (not a cut in six years of use!), The "spring", very practical for not taking a tripping or s'loigner source.
The minijack (dore gold molded end?) Is provided with a screw-on jack adapter (Contents of the same) .. all as very practical to switch to another type of output ... particularly strong: no more adapters that break after a few uses ... it was worthwhile to report even if it has become commonplace today.

The ctsngatifs in dtail ...
1) The weight ... a, it's terrible ... one realizes when used for several hours ... (In components, for example ...) is, for me, the black point of the headphone ... (And I do not look terrible it makes you ... it gives you an air of Jacques Villeret in the cabbage soup! Fortunately, the headphones are not red! ... but hey, it's purely ... Aesthetics)
2) It is comfortable ... Manir but not exceptional ... especially for use "long life" ...
3) Ct solidity of the thing ... plastics are of average quality ... APRS two years of use, a plastic covering of the roll bar broke ... nothing serious, but hey, was not fun! It seems that this is a weakness of the headphones: when you turn on the head, you just map the headphones ... and strength ... it finally broke there o plastic is sollicit by "tirements" frquents.

Conclusion: 107 euros, I do not regret having bought this product made me good service since I bought ... but I think I shall soon buy another for comfort of cost and held. A short tour in Beyer or AKG (K240) ... see ... Lastly, cost! But I do not put the HD 280 Pro so far ... this is a good headphone trs for recording, anyway ... and with a good quality price.
Rating: 8 / 10 ... pnalis by a weight a little excessive and somewhat random image REPRESENTATIVES bass.
Voil ... if you want the good stuff not too expensive ... it is a product for you ... But try before you buy ... because what I hear in mine is not what you hear in your ...
... and to finish on a positive note, the brand is a guarantee of quality and all the spices can be change ... not need to buy a headphone full ...
Go ... enjoy it!

Closed headphones super great for its decision (the best for my taste), goodbye repiss ...

A multi-directional super.

This headphone compresses a little for my taste.

Its sound is really good, very surprising, given its price (compared to a Sony 7509, it holds up, even though the Sony is much better for me) a certain finesse in the treble, good midrange, but compressed a little too serious for my taste, so
Hard to mix these frequencies on the other hand ideal for listening mastering ...

Another good thing, which we never think, is that it moves really well on small heads ... Let me explain, every time I recorded the singers before, I was spinning their headphones that did not over their heads, still too big ... Sennheiser suitable for all the heads ... (I know it sounds silly but it is actually not that much)

Pan well respected, much less good than the 7509 but frankly much better than elsewhere (Beyer or AKG)

Otherwise, I do not agree with the previous opinion on a lot of bad things (but it's a matter of taste):

Weight: no it is not too heavy, and frankly for making taken for days and days, it is very nice, it isolates you completely from the rest of the world's great ...

The look ... You will have the air con with any headphone on the head for recording ... you really work the headphone to look like the end??

I find it extremely comfortable (more than 7509 and yet I love more than the 240 I do not like ...)

The best value possible. I absolutely love these headphones, however I will go and buy another (on e-bay you'll find it at bargain prices ...)

Final score: 9 / 10 on the overall but 12 in this price range

- I just got this headphone
- I was previously the Sennheiser HD-200 has just let me go

I confirm that passive insulation is very good, no music sounds are attenuated, but much less active as well as insulation on the latest BOSE.

To bounce off some of the comments, the music is faithfully reproduced, the sound is very clear, detailed highs, middles, however the set back from the sound of my HIFI. The bass are very good against contrary to what I read. I do not use a studio, but after listening to Cujo - Adventures in foam (very good first album by Amon Tobin), which makes extensive use of infra low, they are very well reproduced, near a large HIFI quality.

As an amateur of music (but required) this headphone perfectly meets my expectations:
1. I am isolated from my colleagues in open space
2. My colleagues do not understand what I listen to
3. The music reproduction is faithful
4. The headset is comfortable
5. The coiled cable is convenient
6. The size is right for transport
7. Value for money good or very good

- How long have you use it?
I use it for about 4 hours and first impressions are downright excellent.

- What is so special that you like most and least?
the +: the cable that does not measure 2m50
insulation
the sound: treble impeccable, medium and ditto bass are excellent (including infra)
quality / price ratio

the - the weight is not an anvil, but we feel that There's weight

- Have you tried many other models before buying it?
I had a Sennheiser HD200, which is a very good headphone, but that does not suit me for the components they tps (learning mastering tjr is better to have a studio headphones DJ plustôt a headphone ...)

- How would you rate the quality / price?
very good, nothing more to say

- With experience, you do again this choice? ...
In 4 hours you do not speak of experience, but it is quickly notice and this notice is very positive, so yes I do it again this election easily. I will even recommend it to relatives who are looking for headphones.

These are simple in design and very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, but not forever!

I've worn them for editing during mixing and also for listening to music while travelling or just for isolation. All of which, these have done an adequate job. In terms of sound quality, it's very neutral sounding. So in terms of listening to music, it may not be for everybody, as nearly all types of music, are not as 'enhanced' sounding as other headphones might be. But it is definitely very clear and you can literally hear everything that's put through it! All the clicks/glitches/white noises and pops are heard!

However, the sound is subjective and over time I've noticed that either these are very neutral sounding, or they're very bright and have a lot of treble. I noticed this when I turn up whatever it is I'm hearing on the cans, as the volume goes up, the high frequencies are boosted primarily more than any bass, so the signal starts to become harsh and shrill, not distorted though, these phones are not broken! It's just what I've noticed when compared to other headphones. However, they are not the brightest headphones I've tried. Though they are definitely very comfortable as the design is great and the ear muffs actually fit AROUND my ears making it comfortable as to some other headphones that squash the outsides of the ear thus making it not comfortable to wear for long periods of time. This isn't to say that I haven't been exhausted from wearing these, I have. And I've come to the conclusion that there are no such headphones that one person can wear for a long period of time and not eventually feel discomfort, it's inevitable, the only difference that different headphones make with comfort, is how long you can actually wear them for.


As for isolation it is also quite good. I've used it myself tracking loud guitars and my drummer's used them for both tracking and rehearsing with a click. He's had no problems hearing through them while playing. I believe these have become sort of the staple headphone for recording and tracking. Almost every studio I've been to has had these laying around somewhere just like a 57. Rightfully so, they're very adequate and fairly priced!

I have been using, pfffiou ... remember, 6 or 7 years maybe? - I came to forget that part of my gear so I used it there.
Not tried other models before it was my first headphone "pro".
I was looking for a good headset to call (I was on Reason at the time) and <strong>mix,</strong> who physically can not afford to have monitoring speakers (no sub or above instead.)

What I like:
- Robust: not budged an inch over the years ... I read that some people were fragile - hey, guys, this is not to go down the slopes on a snowboard, it's a studio headphones.
- Good sound insulation.

What I like to:
- Unable to keep him around the neck, unless you're the type of MS and you kiffer strangulation.
- It p ***** twisted cable that takes anywhere keeps tying knots!
- <strong>FREQUENCY RESPONSE.</strong> Then I shall be very severe, as it was for me the crucial point at the time of purchase. And even when I speak pretty good experience - I did not buy 2 hours ago, I have hundreds of hours with him. So, well, how do you say? If the headphone is <em>flat,</em> well, I'm a dolphin. I made ​​dozens and dozens of mixes and each time it's the same story: when we pass on the hi-fi (the famous fateful test), <strong>the bass is inevitably overdosed.</strong> And not tell me: oh the other, just to have integrated information and under-dosing at the low in the mix - it does not work like that. In the end, the lower will be overdosed or under-treated, but never balanced - unless fluke, but not buy stuff for pro duty to rely on luck!

So my overall score. That may be a very good headphone for some uses (which I do not know), but <strong>if you are looking for a fairly flat headphone to mix properly, go your way and quickly go elsewhere.</strong>

For me the words "pro" means nothing on this headphone. It is a closed headphone, which supports many studio sessions with Zikos sourdingues.

The frequency response is highly variable depending on the headphone preamp (the low impedance 64Ohms ???). For example on my old M-Audio FW410 it sounds hollow, the bass is really absent, but simply pass on a good amp salon or RME suddenly feel a difference.
Absent from this change to "down".

Ergonomics is good for the second flight in the cabin / monitor, but certainly not for a mix: a real headband!

So it depends on what you do, because its strength (I've had 6 years), and pronounced response in the medium makes a good DJ tool / Zikos return. But hey I guess there are better in this area.

No comparison possible with my beyer DT990 pro home (price close), but again, the DT is an open headphone, not as versatile, and booked the studio mixes.

If this election were to be repeated? A headphone which I shamelessly nag and do not move for 6 years still deserves to make the election again. (I was looking for a headphone at the time to live)

I've been using the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro studio headphones for three or four years. I found these headphones to be useful in a number of different situations. It is great for simply listening to on when recording, but I have also found it useful to A/B mixes to see if they sound good on listening devices other than my studio monitors. They portray an accurate picture of the audio you are playing, although they seem to have a huge low end presence for headphones. They also works great for just simply listening to music on the go. The headphones are built well and won't break easily if you treat them right. The cans are big and will fit just about anyones head with the adjustable top. I would compare these headphones to a pair of Sony MDR-V500DJ studio monitors, as they are a similar price and are made at a similar quality. While they are both great sounding headphones, I like the HD 280 Pros best because they are extremely full sounding and cover a great deal of low end response for a pair of headphones. It is crisp and clear across the frequency spectrum and has an impressive overall response for such a small set of speakers. I have grown to love the products that Sennheiser makes, from headphones like these to the high quality microphones they make. I trust them to make good products at a good price, and this pair of headphones is a prime example. The price is beyond reasonable and has actually been coming down in price for a little while. I can't say enough about how impressive these headphones are for such a cheap price. I would recommend these to anyone who needs studio headphones for any type of use at all, as they are a great for any type of overall listening use.

This pair of headphones is overall a great one, and I have specifically found them very useful for recording drummers. I've been using these for a couple of years. Probably one of their best features is the degree of isolation they provide. When recording a drummer, you need to get enough isolation so that they can hear the click track and/or music track/other musicians above the huge volume of their own drum set. These closed ear phones go on your head very tight, so that you can get a drummer to hear what they need to without necessarily blowing out their eardrums with huge volumes. The downside to this great isolotion is that they are not as comfortable as other headphones. Since they're tight on your head, they can get rather uncomfortable after wearing them for a while.

The other downside to the isolation is that singers will often not like it, because it will start to sound like they are listening to their voice come from somewhere else, instead of hearing themselves sing, which can be distracting. Taking one ear cup off can help this, however. The overall sound quality is quite good - the bass is better than you find on most headphones and all the other frequencies are well represented. They are also fairly durable - they are made from a thick plastic so these will be hard to break. They come with a 1/4&quot; adapter which is nice and sometimes essential to have. So these may not be the best thing for monitoring in most situations, but they are very well suited to drum recording and listening to music in noisy places.

At about $200, they are a good deal. They are obvious competition with Sony's MDR 7506 headphones, and frankly they complement each other nicely. I would buy them again, but probably having one is enough for a studio unless you have a really loud band.