Sennheiser HD 600 - Audiophile Hi-Res Open Back Dynamic Headphone

All the raving audiophile reviews steered me to these and they are all absolutely correct! Have these paired with a Teac HA-P50-R TEAC Portable Headphone Amplifier and am still going through my music library right now just to hear every detail in songs that I have been missing using lesser headphones. Vocals are crystal clear and you can hear every instrument separately. Bass is exact and perfect. I listen to a lot of vocal trance and was worried about bass but these produce accurate bass...if you like very low extension a cheaper rap artist labeled set would be better. If you love exact music reproduction and beautiful vocals than these are what you need. Get them now and get a solid headphone amp too.

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per il controllo finale ai raggi X di un mix non ci sono molte cuffie affidabili. Questa è tra le pochissime, dice tutta la verità, anche sui bassi molto bassi. Inoltre la puoi tenere in testa ore.

I love this cans, they are now my go to cans.

These are excellent headphones. I use them for music and for gaming. They sound incredible. They are 300 ohm headphones, so a cheap phone could not make them get very loud. I use an amp for most of what I use the headset for.

So I bought HD600 here on amazon over 5 yrs ago now. Since then I had a chance to listen to probably all high-end mode such as Audeze LCD-2,3,4,X, Beyerdynamics T1, hifiman he6, All different STAX models, Sennheiser HD650, HD700, HD700, and even HE60 and HE90 and you know what? If my HD600 would break right now, I would order them again.

Never thought I could justify spending $600 on a set of headphones. Then I took the leap and bought them (based on reviews). Now I know why you can justify $600 on a set of headphones. Not even normal how good these babies are! Quality, comfort and experience - well worth the investment. Ive owned dozens of quality headphones over the years - NOTHING compared to these babies. DO IT! Trust me.

I bought these headphones to use with my Yamaha CSP-170 digital piano, which has extremely realistic piano sounds, including a Yamaha CFX concert grand piano and a Bӧsendorfer Imperial grand piano, among numerous other instruments, so I wanted headphones to do justice to this fantastic instrument. I compared them to the following headphones: Sennheiser HD 599, Beyerdynamic DT 880, Audio-Technica ATH-M50x, and Sony MDR-V600. To my ears, the sound and staging of the HD 600s is significantly superior to all of the other headphones I tested out. So, from a sound quality standpoint, these headphones definitely get 5 stars.

These. You want these. If youre creating/mixing these are for you. They are good for listening, not really for gaming.

If you are debating which studio headphones to get or possibly start with, you cannot go wrong with the HD600s. Crystal clear clarity and a balanced spacious soundstage will make any song sound like you are hearing it for the first time again. You may move on from these like many audiophiles do but I highly reccomend giving these a try if you have not and are interested in Hifi audio. You will need a DAC and I reccomend the Fiio BTR5, which you can get here on amazon as well.