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Sennheiser Pro Audio HD280PRO Headphone (new model)

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Style: New Model


Pattern Name: Headphone


Features

  • Dynamic, closed ear headphones.Weight w/o cable: 285 gram Ear coupling is circumaural
  • Lightweight and comfortable, ergonomic design, Cord Length 3.3 9.8 feet Coiled
  • Extended frequency response and warm, natural sound reproduction. Nominal impedance 64 ohm. Sound pressure level (SPL) 113 dB
  • 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
  • Ear pads, headband padding, and audio cord are easily replaceable, ensuring long life

Description

Style:New Model | Pattern Name:Headphone 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.


Item Weight: 10.1 ounces


Product Dimensions: 9.64 x 7.36 x 3.3 inches


Item model number: HD280PRO


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 13, 2013


Color Name: Black


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  • Updated Review After 18 Months - Not Happy
Style: New Model Pattern Name: Headphone
Bought these headphones June 4, 2018. The right channel died today, December 23, 2019. After $100 dollars and 18 months of gentle use these headphones died. The headphones SHOULD outlast their 2 year warranty I would think! Not gonna hassle with sending them back at my cost for warranty repair. Gonna buy better. Sennheiser headphones never again. UPDATE Upon inspection it's very clear why the pro-280s failed. Instead of running braided two conductor copper wire from the cord to each driver Sennheiser ran the cord wire to four pins, then four pins into a printed circuit board, then converter to shielded tinsel wire from the board to the drivers. The solder failed on mine where the cord wire soldered to the pin. They also engineered pinch points that were literally cutting the tinsel wire in half. I removed the circuit board and tinsel wire and rewired with medium duty two conductor speaker wire directly to each driver. They now sound BETTER than before. Sennheiser honestly should be ashamed of the poor quality engineering on the internal wiring of these headphones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018 by Cougar

  • Wonderful cold weather headphnes
Style: New Model Pattern Name: Headphone
A negative experience with low-end Sennheiser's when I was young kept me from trying others, and even steered me toward open back phones (AKG, Grado). I use headphones while walking, listening to classical music only. In the last year or so, my area has got louder and louder: modified-exhaust motorcycles, cars, and pickups plus 24/7 noise from US75. Although I walk later and later to avoid the noise, that has proved a temporary solution. Despite the dangers (not hearing traffic at crosswalks), I decided to move to closed-back, noise-attentuating headphones to be able to hear music. These headphones claim "up to" 32db reduction in ambient noise level. That is as good or better than most ear muffs for shooting. I was skeptical, but I can affirm the claim, if you fit them properly (outer ear entirely inside the headphone cavity). Most would consider this headphone too heavy for walking, but the padding and the tightness of the fit make the headphone comfortable for my 2-hour walks. The extra cable (coiled) is a little annoying, but I shove it into my phone pocket. There is some feedback from the cable if it is rubbing on my coat or vest, but I have been able to adjust cable or coat to eliminate the feedback. The impedance is higher than low-end headphones, but volume level with a Nokia 6 is good at 70-80 percent setting on the Nokia. And, speaking of the sound, I leave the best for last. The sound is transparent, neutral, and engaging. The sound stage is more natural than the eGrado I used for 2 or 3 years. My mobile music is all 320 kbps MP3 but there is no noticeable loss in quality from the same music on CD played on my Onkyo and Tannoy sytem. Of course, the HD280 cannot match the realistic, open sound of Tannoy's on orchestra or opera, but it never sounds boxy and it even excels with chamber music and solo instruments. If you listen to acoustic instruments, I urge you to try the HD280PRO before spending more. There is one caveat: this headphone is somewhat warm. In cold weather, this is a blessing, letting me listen to music without freezing my ears. I have not tried it in summer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2017 by whoiskermit

  • Waste Of Money !!!
Style: New Model Pattern Name: Headphone
Received these today, to begin with absolutely poor packaging , get this, the headphones looked as if they had been thrown in the box !!! Then I plugged them into my Chord Mojo, Oppo H2se , and Schitt modi 3 amplifier's and received absolutely no signal...they were simply DOA,it makes one think about quality control measures definitely . To begin with,I will give you some background on myself,I currently own the KRK 8400 series, the Audio Technica M50x,and Pro 5x series,AKG 240,and 553mk.2 monitors,Beyerdynamic 770/250 limited pros,Focal Elars, and the Meze classics,Phillip shp 9500's, the previously mentioned headphones are used either in the studio environment for recording,at live venues in conjunction with a Presonus 32 channel digital sound board ,or for just general listening duties. So a friend of mine was like hey Paul try out the Sennheiser 280 pro's, sure why not I replied,so I ordered them on Prime and what did I get in return for my money... absolute garbage !!! When no sound emitted from the headphones upon plugging them in,it got my curiosity going, so I unscrewed the left speaker guard and using a led lamp proceeded to investigate, first problem encountered, an oily substance within the left ear cup,next I began to trace the wiring, started at the speaker unit, it was simply crimped and exposed beyond any normal level of acceptability, so I continued on down further to the circuit board and cable tray and this was nothing short of a literal freaking nightmare, first off the soldering was unprofessional, the wire separation was non existent, and whoever the Einstein was that put these together absolutely has no business in my opinion of doing such a task, you couple this with obvious non existent quality control measures and you have the Sennheiser 280 pro !!! I was super excited to try them in the live music scene,but that was terminated abruptly ! I cannot in good faith recommend these headphones to any of our clients,I will be instead recommending the Audio Technica, AKG, KRK and even Beyerdynamic lines,at least these companies can produce a reliable product !!! In closing, I will never attempt to buy another Sennheiser product personally again,you may be asking yourselves at this point,hey Paul where are these headphones now...let's just say may they R.i.P. oh by the way,the 280 pros harbor an absolutely poor internal build make up,so if you're interested in shoddy workmanship, poor build quality, and wiring that looks like it was done by a 5yr old,then this is your company, there is absolutely no excuses that can be mustered by Sennheiser in defense of this product, it's simply all about the money, trust me it's a lesson well learned,in short Sennheiser will never get any money again from myself or from any of our current and future clients or will it receive our production companies endorsement on any of their extensive audio products,and I can guarantee that 100% !!! Save yourselves money and buy quality gear from the likes of AKG, Audio Technica,KRK, and Beyerdynamic ! Oh by the way, I've been in the live music industry for over 20+year's ,I know a little thing or two about sound and quality delivery systems and simply put Sennheiser is definitely not one of them !!! You've all have been forewarned !!! Update: as of March 6,2019,I just received the Sony 7506's,they are absolutely stellar in every way to the 280 pro's, I began with repadding them with a set of Brainwaves sheepskin pads, these are by far more comfortable then what comes on the Sennheiser 280 pro's, the build quality is far superior in every way possible to the 280's, the wiring was straight forward and professionally done in appearance, researched the ability to exchange parts ie. the frame's, wiring,and padding by after market suppliers, and this was right on the money with the Sony 7506's ! Let's move onto the Sony 7506 vs. the Sennheiser 280 pro's up front cost, the Sony's are hands down the clear winner here without any hesitation over the Sennheiser 280's,perhaps Sennheiser could learn a little something here from Sony ! Back to the build quality, aftermarket part's availability is phenomenal, for example pad replacement is available by many companies, ie. Dekoni, and Brainwaves, as well as others manufacturer's, so overall design flexibility goes hand's down to the Sony 7506's.In short once again the Sony 7506's flat clean the page up over Sennheiser 280 pro's, in the cost, build quality, design and overall flexibility department's, as well as matching the 280 pro's in their overall frequency range !!! Definitely buy the Sony's over these, you definitely won't be disappointed !!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by Paul Ridge

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