Latest reviews about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

deadjim says "Inexpensive with quality" about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

deadjim — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:14:07 GMT

I bought these headphones mainly for recording. The frequency response is very nice, not too many problems. Has a very nice, deep, and rich bass tone and shiny highs. My only problem so far has been sometimes the right speaker goes out for a minute. I use these mainly on my computer so it could be a problem with the way I have it hooked up and the signals that get crossed. Overall, These are definitely worth buying if you only have 100 bucks to buy professional/studio quality headphones. I have to insert a few more words here to fill my quote....

cohunt says "These headphones are great!" about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

cohunt — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 02:22:25 GMT

I really love these headphones. They are worth the money if you are a serious music lover or use them for professional purposes, such as being a dj in a club. I can listen to my music without hearing any outside interference and my boyfriend doesn't have to hear my sappy love songs. He loves them too!...

lystep says "Wonderful Headphone for Casual or Professional Use" about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

lystep — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 20:06:32 GMT

These headphones are ideal for keeping sound levels just where you want them...in your own ears and not for the world to hear. It blocks out sound efficiently. I would much prefer these headphones to smaller ones that usually irritate the ears. Although it is not as compact and small as cheaper smaller headphones, these ones are much more comfortable and produce higher quality sound....

ekalvi says "These headphones are too inexpensive for how good they are" about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

ekalvi — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:56:15 GMT

Buy these. You won't be disappointed. They provide excellent passive noise cancellation. Many audio professionals (engineers, radio djs, even football coaches) use these headphones because of their true response and circum-aural design. The collapsability feature (folds in two different ways: flat or ball) is very useful....

leon says "Big and beautiful (sounding)." about Sennheiser - HD 280 Professional Headphones

leon — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 20:56:44 GMT

If you are listening to MP3s encoded at 64 Kbps, the reality is the headphones aren't going to make that much of a difference. However, if you are picky about your music, listening to faily non-compressed MP3s, CDs, or records (like, on vinyl), headphones can make a huge impact. And for the money, you'll have a hard time beating these headphones. The sound reproduction is great and you'll notice the difference and the Sennheiser quality immediately. They perform great throughout the sound range, with an especially good bass. From classical, to blue grass, to punk, to ambient, I have yet to find a genre that doesn't sound great in these headphones.

They are big, fitting over ear with lots of padding. This, along with the closed design (as opposed to your average Grado headphone with an open design) acts to block out other sound from the room, giving you a great sense of isolation. The closed design leads to a little sound distortion, but the fact that my coworkers no longer complain about...

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