Sennheiser Professional HD 25 On-Ear DJ Headphones

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Thank you for your advice. But can the Aedle compete with K3003 quality wise? I know that K3003 do cost. How do you mean easier to appreciate? I also wonder what you would recommend otherwise, as well as if I should invest in IEM or headphones? I mainly listen to classical as well as opera, jazz, acoustic and old folk. From Philip Glass, Steve Reich to Billie Holiday and Moving Star Hall Singers. Thanks again MIke, I’m sorry to bother you with all of these questions. For those who upgrade to the 25 Plus, there’s the option to access extra cables, ear pads, and a bonus carry pouch. Build Quality

Widely regarded to be the top choice for DJs, the HD25’s headphones are the benchmark to beat in the audio world. The headset only weighs about 16g. In your hand, the mostly plastic design feels more like a toy than a professional-grade headset. The sound is clear, loud, and reliable, so you know exactly what you’re producing at any given moment. Additionally, while the padding and comfort aren’t great, you do get a lightweight and durable design that’s difficult to beat. The mechanism holding the headband and earcup together can also loosen over time. Style and comfort I have the original HD 25-1 (made in Ireland) and listened -vs- this new pair. The oiginal sounds much more balanced, clear, and less hyped in the low end. I really thought it would sound the same. Too bad.The sound quality and durability of these headphones outweigh any other negatives you can think of. The HD 25 DJ headphones from Sennheiser are probably the best on the market. They're tough and ... [+] light, ideal for long session. Sennheiser

Additional padding for your headband is also available, along with things like spiral cables for extra durability, headphone capsules (in case you can break for some reason), and transportation bags. Notable design decisions include the return of the sturdy steel cable which far beats the flimsy cables of the Amperior. The pads are also very much improved. Rather than the soft but brittle alcantara soft leather, Sennheiser now uses a much better quality, softer faux leather than the one found in the standard HD25-1. Likewise the headband pads also use the same leather.There’s no shortage in the treble, and no sibilance, despite the bright performance. Imaging is also ideal, and it’s easy to distinguish between different sounds and instrumentation in more complex music. The HD 25 DJ headphones from Sennheiser are a classic design with their split headband and ... [+] swivelling ear cup. Sennheiser The sound they make is super clear, so I can hear every little detail in the music, which is just what I need when I’m mixing tunes. Although they’re not intended for casual listening, you can still get a great experience from these headphones however you choose to use them. The earcups are high-density plastics that are both sound deadening and hard-wearing. they have a textured finish that doesn’t show up scratches or other wear as easily as a painted headphone might.

Rather out of the topic of the Sennheiser, how does the ATH-ES10 fare against the Beyerdynamic DT770 AE?? I’m looking for something to contrast my L2 for genres such as Hip-Hop instead of just buying a dark amplifier. I guess I understand your “more headphones = better” philosophy more now. Surprisingly, though these headsets are some of the most popular in the world for DJs, they’ve never been the most comfortable. These models offer the same sound signature as the legendary HD 25 and sound signature of the headphones is the same across the three models.The strong clamping force is something of a double-edged sword, helping keep the headphones in place and external sound at bay effectively but causing aches after using the HD 25 for prolonged periods. As such, over-ear headphones would be a better choice for those planning epic listening sessions.

If you’re investing in a new solution for mobile monitoring, audio equipment testing, or music production and you’re keen to discover extra features like studio monitoring, sound reinforcement, and excellence in loud environments, these are the headphones for you. How Good Are the Sennheiser HD25 DJ Headphones? (in short) Although longevity and extremely robust construction are important, you also need to get the style right. Alright Mike, bit of a continuation of my questions in the L2 review. For someone who wants a best in class, portable, detailed headphone with realistic dynamic impact…eq’d L2, M-100, Momentum, or HD25 Aluminum?With a low weight and a one-ear listening option, the HD25 headphones from Sennheiser are a must-have for most DJs and studio owners.