Sennheiser HD 380 Pro Over Ear Headphones, Black

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J'ai testé trois casques, tous dans la même game de prix. Autour de 100 €.Le Sony MDR ZX770BNLe Jabra VegaLe Sennheiser HD380 proLe Jabra Vega est très bien fini. Beaux matériaux. Bien travaillés. Solide. Élégant mais peut-être un peu gros. Il isole bien des bruits ambiants. Il isole bien de façon passive et très bien avec le réducteur de bruits. (Effet bulle garantit.) La touche sur le casque qui permet d'entendre l'extérieur est ingénieuse, utile et facile d'usage. Mais il serre la tête. L'arceau est trop petit pour ma grosse tête. Le son est plutôt bon mais peut être pris en défaut en particulier dans les médiums. Je ne l'ai pas gardé.Le Sennheiser HD480 est un très bon casque. Il n'y a pas de réducteur de bruit mais il est fermé et isole bien du bruit ambiant. Il est léger et agréable à porter. Il est assez élégant et à l'air solide. La housse rigide est très bien. =Le son est juste parfait.= C'est le meilleur des trois sur ce point. Clarté et fidélité. J'ai essayé plusieurs registres. Tous parfaits. (Jazz, voix, classique, piano, violoncelle et orchestre.) Excellent casque musical. Son principal défaut est son câble énorme destiné à un usage domestique plus que nomade.Le Sony MDR-ZD770BN a le gros avantage d'être Bluetooth et "antibruit numérique". Le Bluetooth fonctionne parfaitement. L'antibruit est juste une blague. Il faut faire de très gros efforts pour entendre la différence. (Des bruits graves et réguliers sont effectivement atténués. Mais ni les voix ni la télévision par exemple.) Il est très léger et agréable à porter. Il est plutôt discret. (Plus que les deux autres.) Le son est un peu moins bon (moins clair) que le Sennheiser mais reste très agréable. (Je crois qu'il est un peu meilleur en Bluetooth.) Apres une longue hésitation, c'est celui que j'ai gardé.

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Sennheiser introduced some time ago, a relatively new model of professional headphones - HD 380 Pro.As we know, and maybe not quite - for years the legend monitor headphones Sennheiser HD 25 were., There were many different versions and incarnations and Sennheiser years did not change the structure.HD 25 by virtue of its very high efficacy were well popularity among users of portable.Of course, not only because of the high efficacy so much I like them. It is believed that HD 25This Sennheiser headphones, which sounded not quite "sennheiserowo." There's some truth, especially whencomparing them to the HD 600 and HD 650. It seems faster - they have a better attack and re-lease. Fiddle ona very small space (Some would refer to "the head") by which relates the impression that the vocals soundedvery intimate and bluntly. The offer professional Sennheiser We also HD 280 Pro - quite popularheadphones for monitoring actually used by many people, having good reviews and some models Headphonetypically portable designated by the prefix EH.What's so structurally new model brings HD 380 and whether it is simply the successor HD 280 Pro? :)First headphones are not massive - are lightweight, can fold and thus are definitelymore portable than the HD 280 Pro. Posted system here E.A.R. earlier models Sennheiser.The transducer is positioned at an angle (ie, as in HD800) and wave Sound is directed to The Directauditory canal .Headphones are made entirely of plastic very good quality.Absolutely nothing creaks and sensitive places have been reinforced with metal.It is worth mention that the emphasis here is appropriate for studio headphones closed and is biggerthan headphone home. For comparison, the average pressure headphones home is about 3-4Nwhile here we 6N. Of course, if someone wants to can surrender palak treatment then stretchingafter some time the pressure will decrease. Headphones are very convenient because the earsafely housed in a shell. In this respect, comfort is much larger than the Ultrasone Pro 900/750/2500,If the ear is small - it is likely the chamber Ultrasone "it closes"However, if we have the "middle" or "larger" ears a chance to do this it is already rather small.Similarly, in HD 25-1 or different models Grado GS1000 below. Grado settle us on the ears rather than surround them.As standard you get leather-like pads founded on headphones. Leather provides always betterinsulation than velor personally but of the subjective reasons, prefers velour pads.You can yourself to HD 380 Pro wear velour pads from the HD555 or HD595. Standard pads are not too bad at all,My skin is very sensitive to such pads, often I feel a palpable discomfort the headphones with leatherpads and in the case of HD 380 Pro after a few hours listening everything is OK. Itching or burningbothered me the use of many other models.The cable is a typical studio - Turn. The cable is detachable - we Mini Jack with unusual Sennheiser plug. Certainly facilitate this potentially re-cabling.Unfortunately for now, so made handsets are still in the minority.Turn the cable for some will be an advantage. My colleague said, "and what kind of handset cable from the phone" :)This twisting of the cable is brought of course a standard headphone studio way - to the left and then shellheadband to right.It is worth to add that HD 380 Pro are built in such a way that the greatest number of elementsyou could in the future replace the replacements without having to replace the entire headphones.HD 380 Pro So fulfill the requirements of the construction of the headphones in the studio - are permanent, well-made and in the event that something goes terribly wrong, we do not need to exchange everything.What is impressive visually? - They do an impression of typical professional headphones.Supplied packed in a sturdy box you get of course headphones, tighten the plug and jack largecarrying case in which after the deposit we can hide headphones. This carrying case I loved useful because oftenstretcher with each handset to travel and to work every day. Interesting fact is that is even smaller and more handy than this added to the Ultrasone Pro 900 - plus for me disputes.Sennheiser HD 380 Pro has defined as folding high-end headphones for professional monitoring.HD380 Pro are very easy to drive and effective. Their SPL was set at 110dB.As a comparison SPL HD 280 Pro is 102dB and the Ultrasone Pro 900 is 96dB while HD 25 - 120 dB (1 KHz, 1 Vrms).HD 380 Pro quietly drives the iRiver H340 or my Sony NWZ-X1050 and quiet are driven with holes professional audio interfaces.No need here for powerful amplifier or a long adventure in search of synergistic track or lamps.In my view, built-in amplifiers studio devices calmly enough, like-Player I have listed above.Using the amplifier can obviously it is better to actuate but in my opinion it is not required for these headphones.Characteristics of the study devices (generalizing) perfectly fits to them, simply plug the connector into the hole and listen / to work.Big surprise is the price HD 380 Pro. At the moment it is about 85-120£How they sounded?You could say that just as it took place in the case of Sennheiser HD 25, HD 380 Pro is not quite typical "Sennheiser" headphones.First of all, they are more equal in the passband than the HD 25 or Ultrasone Pro 900 or 750 or AKG K701 or Beyery DT 880.While in the case of the Ultrason Pro 900 we have expressly withdrawn diameter and very much subdued bass and gore - typical loudness is hereOne gets the impression of complete alignment bandwidth. At least I have an impression I had, just describe why :)For me, leveled bandwidth should be able to answer in the following way:None range is not favored or underlined, more or less audible in relation to the others. In the case of Pro 900, we can eg. SayThey are playing the bass, and later gora diameter. In the case of AKG K701 can be concluded from the dominant are there gora and Diameter - later completes a bass, in my opinion,very similar is the case Beyerow DT 880 Pro. Of course, many of you may be of a different opinion, but for me the bass in K701 and DT 880 is notin the amount of natural - it is not enough. There is the proverbial bassheadem, but I do not like the handsets in whom the bass is a littleor a butt joint. Of course, I can learn to live with such, ba ... even to love them (K701, DT 880), but in fact many species of music I will neverthen drew a sufficient satisfaction during the listening position. The Ultrasone Pro 900 and also, eg. In Beyerach DT 770 bass for me is quantitatively too much.A good number of offer for me for example. HD650 - I consider it to be correct or Denony D5000 or, for example. Shure SHR 840.HD 380 Pro Bass quantified in May at a little bigger than the HD800, in whom also bass was for me still a little too little.What surprised me from the first seconds of the listening position to the precision and control of the bass. I've been outright amazed after visiting a friend for the first time where I hadBEST test them. I ordered senki next day and I decided that assessing them at home calmly because what I heard too positively surprised me.Bass is clearly quantitatively less than in Ultrasonach Pro 900 and is also clearly ... more varied and better controlled.It has also bigger Impakt. It got a big impression on me completely because I did not expect such a good bass from as cheap as that was notin relation to the Ultrasone Pro 900 headphones. There is no long blanking bass - which described the occasion of the review Ultrasone Pro 900.High bass is not conquered, as often is the case in headphones playing loudness. High bass is outright Kinda withdrawn, whichbetter audible is middle and low. I always really liked the treatment - this causes the energy of the bass puts out a tad lower than eg. In Grado or UltrasoneOf course a matter of taste what is the will and what will she likes and what it is believed to be more natural. There is no judge what - everyone has theirown visions of the natural media. Anyway, in the case of HD 380 Pro bass it is not too long, not late with the withdrawal or never obstructs other bands.In my subjective opinion, compared to other handsets it is a closed bas very high class. The fact that is better controlled and more diversethan in the Ultrasone Pro 900One can make a statement with bass HD 25 compared to the HD 380 Pro lacks his weight and fill and for the weak descent.Completely I did not expect that in the headphones for the price.

Well, I'd say the glowing reviews on here say it all, and they do, but, even so, I just wanted to add my top ratings for these AWESOME headphones!Highlights: GREAT sound, portable design, noise blocking, GREAT sound, and did I mention, GREAT sound??? :)I have a set of Bose AE2's, nothing spectacular in the Bose line up, although Bose would say otherwise. They are more pricey than these and carry the supposedly famed Bose name, but, since first receiving them, I was disappointed in them -- not to mention that one side began cutting out after about a dozen uses. Even when working, the sound stage seemed narrow and flat, and, overall, they were just a let down. I mean, I know they're not top of the line Bose, but I expected even entry level Bose to be more amazing than a set of over the ears you can pick up at the drug store for twenty bucks.Since I was SUPER impressed with some ear bud style ones from Sennheiser, I decided to go with the Sennheiser name once again, especially after reading the glowing reviews for these, here and elsewhere, saying that, like the famed Sony MDR 7506's, these are in the class of "the ones to have" as nearly an industry standard, in terms of headphones. What swayed me away from the Sony's was some concern that they can be hit or miss a bit in quality, where these, all around, just have very solid reviews anywhere you look, really.On a side note, the earbud Sennheisers I have are the MX580's (which even sound better than the Bose AE2's, I might add!). Sadly, the MX580's are now discontinued, which is a shame since they are about the only ones of reliable high quality that had the "old style" ear bud which I highly prefer over the "jam these in your ears" type that everyone sells now. Luckily I found a vendor with a few left, and ordered a spare set, which I'll save in case mine ever die. Yes, I like them that much! :) Anyway, so, Sennheiser certainly impressed me with their earbuds, so it seemed logical to give them a try for a set of "cans" as I see them referred to, meaning, for me as a layman, the big kind that go over your ears. :)I did have a specific wishlist I was looking for:* Great sound quality, without selling my car.* Noise blocking, without sacrificing sound quality, which is the problem with "noise cancelling" headphones -- meaning I needed headphones that could accomplish blocking out noise through design, rather than through electronic means (something that I didn't find very successful anyway in "noise cancelling" headphones owned previously).* Comfort, for long hours of listening bliss.* A solid quantity of reviews for reliability and performance, for a product that will last.* A great "listening" experience. I know sound quality is pretty subjective, because people all prefer different things, but I didn't want something leaning heavy on bass, which results in muddled tones, or something flat or "tinny" sounding. I wanted a wide, deep sound stage, on which any range of music can be enjoyed, even in a noisier environment or while traveling.Do these fill the bill? YES, on ALL counts! They FAR exceed the AE2's and, while seeming a bit of a large fit at first, coming from the smaller Bose, I immediately understood the closed back, fully over ear construction -- these block out noise GREAT! Much more effective than any "noise cancelling" ones I've tried in the past.My first thought was to go with Sennheiser's very well reviewed HD 280 Pro's, but I'm glad I saw these, which were reviewed to be superior in comfort and sound, over the 280's. Since folks loved the 280's, it seemed a no brainer to get the improved version of those, in the 380's and, while I can't compare the two, I can say these are an absolute joy to use. Although seeming heavier (if just by visual bulk) than the Bose, they fit "lighter" and are more comfortable. The sound stage is even better than I'd hoped, and connecting them with a NuForce MMP (headphone amp) just makes them rock that much more, although they are fine without it -- it's just even better with the amp, a cool item to have that I discovered in researching the purchase of these.I have absolutely nothing negative to say -- it is a bigger headphone, with the thicker style "curled cord," so you may feel a little "retro" but I'm not wearing these to impress others with a brand or a "hip" look (although they look great anyway), I'm using them to get what they provide, which is amazing sound in an affordable package.They are also much more portable than the Bose, coming with an awesome hard shell case, in which the headphones fold flat and, with the cord, fit very nicely and are well protected for travel. A slim design case, it takes up about as much space as a hardback book. The cord is also replaceable, if it ever wears out, and the ear pads are replaceable as well. Cap that off with a two year warranty, and, for this price, it's certainly an impressive package that really delivers.I'm no sound expert, like some reviewers who really know their audio, but I do love my music, and if you're looking for something affordable, portable, noise-blocking, without sound bleed for those around you, and that sound amazing, then look no further than the Sennheiser HD 380 Pro's!I highly recommend!!!!