Sennheiser Professional HD 25 On-Ear DJ Headphones

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Dave has been making music with computers since 1988 and his engineering, programming and keyboard-playing has featured on recordings by artists including George Michael, Kylie and Gary Barlow. There aren't many included accessories to talk about—the detachable cable is the only one the headphones ship with. The on-ear design and slimline split headband combine well to provide a firm yet comfortable fit, while the low weight ensures no harsh contact points.

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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. Two years later, Sennheiser introduced the MD 421 dynamic microphone, which is still in production today and still held in high esteem by many sound engineers. Here at Sennheiser we use dynamic microphones for distortion measurements on loudspeakers at very high sound pressure levels. Since the majority of DJ headphones are closed-back, this can result in quite a bit of heat accumulating in and around your ear. Ideal monitoring headphones for cameramen and DJs, these are a pair of true sound professional working headphones.The issue with on-ear headsets is that it’s easy for frequencies to bash against the insides of the ears. Each time you make a purchase through one of our independently-chosen links, we will receive a percentage of the proceeds at no extra cost to you. If you connect to an alternate audio source and the issue is not there then you know the headphones are fine and the original audio source is the issue.

HD 25 Plus Headphones (70 Ohms) - Andertons Music Co. Sennheiser HD 25 Plus Headphones (70 Ohms) - Andertons Music Co.

They are of course magical DJ headphones for obvious reasons but they do work as studio headphones if you can deal with the slight discomfort. We found the standard cable to be a little short for some studio applications, such as drumming, so it’s worth noting that the Plus version includes an additional 3m, coiled cable.

Oh, they are a bit tight to start with if you've got a big head, and I don't mean owns over inflated ego! Notably, the channel balance in these headphones is good, but you do need to ensure that you’ve got the position of the cans just right over your ears. 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. Sure, these iconic DJ headphones are a bit low-key than the flashing LED headsets and neon-colored cans we’ve seen elsewhere on the market.

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marks Sennheiser’s 75th year in the business, so by way of celebration, in June the company released 25,000 limited-edition anniversary pairs of their famous HD 25 DJ headphones, resplendent with bright yellow earpads.He also lectures on synthesis at Leeds Conservatoire of Music and is the author of Avid Pro Tools Basics. Sure, they might not be the most comfortable or expensive-looking headphones around – but that doesn’t matter much with the HD 25s. On tracks with intense sub-bass content, like the Knife's "Silent Shout," the HD 25 Aluminum behaves as you'd expect a pro-level DJ headphone pair to. Created with a focus on exceptional performance, the HD25 headphones are unlike anything else on the market.

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Surprisingly, though these headsets are some of the most popular in the world for DJs, they’ve never been the most comfortable. Any effective review of the Sennheiser HD25 headphones usually starts with an overview of the incredible durability and build quality.They aren’t flat by any means, however, with a pronounced bump between 100 and 200Hz and a bit of a dip and a wobble around 6-8kHz.