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Sennheiser HD 600 - Audiophile Open-Back Dynamic Wired Headphones Over Ear with Natural Soundstage and Premium Comfort for Music Lovers, Open Metal Earpiece Covers, Black

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Style: HD 600


Features

  • Audiophile-Grade Clarity: These earphones wired include neodymium ferrous magnets that ensure precise, dynamic audio for immersive listening
  • Extended Listening Comfort: Lightweight Sennheiser HD600 corded headphones for music with plush ear pads allows fatigue-free enjoyment during long sessions and daily listening
  • Durable, Premium Build: Sennheiser wired headphones feature a sophisticated black and gray finish with expertly crafted open metal mesh earpiece covers. Connect it with the Sennheiser HD 500 BAM microphone to use as gaming headsets for gaming sessions
  • Detachable Kevlar-Reinforced Cable: Oxygen-free copper cable for Sennheiser headphones wired minimizes handling noise while providing flexibility and long-lasting performance

Description

Sennheiser HD 600 over-ear headphones. These over ear headphones wired for hi- fi listening are an audiophile-grade open dynamic model crafted in Ireland. The advanced diaphragm design eliminates standing waves, yielding sound without artifacts and acoustical disturbances. Many headphones Sennheiser fans consider this hd600 an essential companion for any sound connoisseur, music enthusiast, or remote worker seeking high-fidelity audio during home listening or travel headphones sessions. Natural, spatial imaging and excellent transient response keep travelers, hybrid workers, and gaming devotees immersed without fatigue. Expertly crafted open metal mesh grilles deliver transparent sound, while computer-optimized magnet systems minimize distortion. Lightweight aluminum voice coils ensure rapid transients, and a neodymium ferrous magnet system provides optimum sensitivity. The detachable Kevlar-reinforced OFC copper cable supports reliable daily use for home listeners. Engineered for critical listening and mastering, these professional stereo headphone models are beloved by mastering engineers and the discerning mix engineer seeking accurate sound, clean sound, and natural sound reproduction. Their circumaural design and impedance 300 ohms rating make them an ideal companion for a hi-fi stack, stereo system, or dedicated listening room, delivering great results with spacious stereo imaging and lifelike detail. Whether used for analytical studio work or pure enjoyment, these headphones provide reference-grade performance that reveals every nuance. Used in home environments and music playback, these headphones for music pair effortlessly with hi-resolution recordings through 1⁄4″ or 1⁄8″ jacks (300-ohm impedance, 12–39 000 Hz frequency response, 0.1 % THD, 260 g weight). Gamers value the expansive soundstage offered by this gaming headphones no mic design.

Brand: Sennheiser


Color: Black


Ear Placement: On Ear


Form Factor: Over Ear


Impedance: 300 Ohms


Brand Name: Sennheiser


Model Number: 4465


Model Name: Sennheiser HD 600


Built-In Media: Adapter, HD 600


Age Range Description: Adult


Warranty Description: 2 year


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Number of Items: 1


Series Number: 600


UPC: 615104044654 615104340459


Global Trade Identification Number: 45


Manufacturer: Sennheiser


Is Autographed: No


Headphones Ear Placement: On Ear


Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear


Earpiece Shape: Over Ear


Control Type: Noise Control


Control Method: Touch


Impedance: 300 Ohms


Noise Control: None


Frequency Response: 40500 Hz


Sensitivity: 97 dB


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Frequency Range: 12-40500 Hz


Enclosure Material: Plastic, Metal, Oxygen-Free Copper


Specific Uses For Product: Multi-Purpose


Antenna Location: Music


Compatible Devices: Music Production Equipment, Laptops, Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Televisions, Hi-Fi Systems, Professional Audio Equipment


Cable Features: Detachable, Without Cable


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 2 Years


Additional Features: Lightweight


Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Technology: Wired


Color: Black


Style Name: HD 600


Item Weight: 9.1 Ounces


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


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    • Punching way above their cost.
Style: HD 600
Edit Oct. 2021: Bought a brand new pair with the much more sophisticated design. Purchased from Ebay seller, and they came in the super duper cheap box they have going now. Many will recall the originals came in a hard case with foam that gave them some prestige. Some reviews have called the new line out as not being as sturdy. Maybe that was an old production run. The ones I have are premium, feel much nicer than my older pair, and comparing sweeps in both ears are also more accurate and matched better. All things considered, these are the gold standard at this price range. The 650 vs 600 argument is done to death, but in the end it's much easier to EQ down in treble than it is to EQ out a midbass hump and boost treble that is not properly there in the first place. I usually EQ higher treble down a bit on most headphones. Even going natural the 600s are amazing. Fully balanced. And now with a super deluxe finish that they have deserved for years. Yes, the packaging is cheaper. Too cheap IMO, but I had no damage and no major issues with my pair. Sennheiser has made the 600s into a mini-tentpole headphone for the next couple decades at least. These look superb, and in hand they feel better than tawdry, faux-marble design of the last pair. Smoother. No creakiness either. No longer do these look like chintzy 80s headphones. They look like superior cans from a modern age. They still have the red cord wrap on the left side to distinguish them from the 650s. Otherwise, they are much the same as the old pair outside the new bezel and headband, which are absolutely worth updating if yours are super old. Throughout the midrange and treble I find them nearly unmatched in the 200-500 dollar range. The sound of the instruments is natural and immersive. The design is very comfortable for me barring the first few days of getting the headband to mold to your head. I have a larger head and no issues. I think the sound is great for all genres. Some may want a different type of sound from certain genres and should look at various in-depth reviews to make their decision, such as those at inner fidelity and other audio sites. I feel the bass and balance in these remains great, especially on a nicely matched pair. Some people may want more bass, and they should look around to find the various comparisons on different sets. As far as having a neutral and beautiful set of cans for most material, it's nearly impossible to beat these in the 200-500 dollar range. Highly recommended on every level. Essential for audio enthusiasts, but do remember they are 300 ohm headphones and require extra power to sound their best. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2016 by Crank
    • These are great...GREAT headphones.
Style: HD 600
I'm generally of the opinion that the word "classic" gets thrown around too often in the world of headphones, but I have to say, for as old and storied as the Sennheiser HD600's are, they truly embody the title in every way possible. As far as "mid-fi" headphones go, I don't look to any other can out there, and to tell the truth they're actually my most used pair of headphones simply because the sound signature is so appealing and easy to listen to and appreciate. Sound: Obviously this is the most important aspect of headphones past a certain price point, and as I said, the HD600's don't disappoint in any discernible way. Sure, you're going to get better clarity and imaging as you go up in price, but for what they are, the HD600's have a truly outstanding sound signature. Highs are dark to the point that some would say they suffer from the infamous "Sennheiser veil," but that term honestly means less and less to me everyday I use these. The highs are about as articulate and detailed as you're going to get at this price point, only they're not "up front" like you hear from the likes of Beyerdynamics, so there are never any bursts of shrillness from the likes of cymbals and hi-hats. For the longest time, the promise of "darkness" from these cans scared me away, but I have to say, it's hard to listen to brighter headphones after hearing these. It's all of the detail without any of the bite. Mids are perhaps slightly overextended, especially on the higher end of the mid-range spectrum, but not to the point of sounding unnatural. Just to the point of becoming a preferential option when considering different headphones. Overdriven guitars sound especially fantastic. As a testament to their greatness, I actually disliked the Black Keys until I heard "Gold on the Ceiling" through these. Lows are in keeping with the "neutral" sound of the HD600's. They never overpower anything, but they're there when they're supposed to be, and focused and tight to boot. Considering their open design, I have no complaints with the lows whatsoever, especially coming off more bass-anemic cans like the AKG Q701's. Obviously they are not basshead cans, but they still deliver what they need to. The soundstage is wonderful as well. It's not as wide as the Q701's (though to be fair, that's the widest I've ever heard), but it's natural, airy and articulate enough to create a very pleasant stage overall. Also, it's probably obvious if you're looking to spend this much on headphones, but a good headphone amp REALLY brings these alive. They are actually surprisingly easy to drive, but a good amp and DAC really make Comfort: No need to spend too much time here. These are Sennheiser headphones. They're most likely going to be some of the most comfortable headphones you ever put on your head. Though I will say that these in particular need a little "bend-in" time to really get comfy. Everything is padded very well, but the clamping force right out of the box is slightly too strong, but thankfully becomes a non-issue after ten or so hours of use. Build Quality/Features: "Features" isn't really a strong suit of most Sennheiser headphones (not that that's a particularly bad thing), so I'll just say feature-wise, they terminate in a 3.5mm plug and come with a 1/4" adapter that fits nicely over the 3.5mm. That's about it, honestly. The build quality is great, though they are a bit more plastic-y than I would like. Other than that, I have no complaints here either. The velour pads are affixed nicely to the cups, the aluminum lining in the headband seems very sturdy, and even the plastic itself feels at least high quality and hearty. Also, it's worth noting that the binding method on the headband is totally different from Sennheiser's lesser HD models, so that infamous "headband cracking" you seen occasionally on the 598's, 595's and 555's is non-existent in these. Conclusion: I can't recommend these enough. They will most likely be an outstanding step up from whatever you're upgrading from. Some of my favorite headphones ever. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2013 by John Smith

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