Beats Solo Hd Headphone Cable

[1.7 oz / 48.2 g] Headphones are loud and clear all the right eq to it, use it more than my beats solo hd, they are comfy over the ears.. And better yet they were Free with my purchase over $

[Black] Great headphone and cable hangers.

[1920 x 1080] Cable transmits 4k HD Signals

[0.72 lb] It is a great headphone case. B&H displays it at the bottom of the Sennheiser HD 800 listing, which at least suggests the HD 800 would fit in it. It is not even close. The HD 800 heaphones do not fit in this case.

[Closed-Back] The Sennhiser HD 280 Pro headphone are a great flat frequency response and sensitive response headphone great for recording and mixing. They are closed back and have a good sound isolation. But being closed back they are uncomfortable after a while (sweaty ears).

[0.22 lb] For the longest time was having issues w/ audio connections, esp. for my Sennheisser HD-25 headphone cables, so I would just replace them. This saves me $$$ by just cleaning the connections! Highly recommend if you have audio equipment (lots of it).

[4.01 lb] This cable is just the ticket for getting my HD footage from my camera to my computer.

[0.245 lb] I use this cable to connect dac to headphone amp. Works flawlessly.

[0.25 lb] I use this headphone holder for wireless headphones as well as using it to keep a phone charge cable near.

[Micro-USB Male] Being a cable there isn't much to say other than it's fast, it's long, and it's reliable. I primarily use this to shoot product, a situation in which I nearly always shoot tethered. Shooting solo the lag doesn't necessarily bother me. Working with a crew that lag can be crippling; the art director has to wait for the image, they have to relay their changes to the stylists, and any lag that takes place after the picture is taken is only amplified further downline. Long story short, if you shoot solo this cable is more of a luxury than a necessity. With others on set, though, it will make a world of difference. Pro: Blazing fast data transfer. Con: Isn't compatible with the jerk-stoppers that are becoming more commonplace among newer cameras. (Shooting on the 1DX II, I can say that it absolutely isn't compatible. That said, simple fix would be to get the cheaper, non-angled cable).