Sennheiser Headphones Wired With Mic

[Stereo] I was looking for a reasonably priced light weight set of wired headphones with a mic attached and this is the one I had choosen. What's great about this headset is the noise cancelling mic feature that is important when I'm on a Zoom or MS teams meeting. Sometimes my office can get noisy or if I am at a coffee shop where there are many things going on that could be picked up by the microphone. At least I can have a decent conversation without having to worry about too much noise around me plus the sound quality of the on-ear headphone are comfortable and press gently against my head. I haven't worn it for more than 2 hours yet but probably would be comfortable enough if I needed to one day.

[Black] For some reason, I brought a TRRS male to TRS male cable with mic (primary used for old Sennheiser HD485), and I saw this headphones in BH store, and tried it with the cable I brought, and I was surprised how good the sound even with a smartphone (I tested with few YouTube music videos). After I tried with few YouTube music videos, the store started to close, and OK, go for it and I was the last customer left with this HUGE headphones. I put it on when riding train. Sensitivity is actually enough for both music and phone call, but due to the size, it's recommended to listen it at home or office (this headphones is pretty comfortable for extended phone talking with boom mic). After I got in my friend's home, I spent a lot of time to listen to some local music made from CD in FLAC format, and I am blown away how good the sound is (it has a lot of bass but it's not muddy at all) and I like it more than Sennheiser HD598 and ESP500. I planned to buy Sennheiser HD600, but I worry sensitivity is too low for smartphone. The phone is capable with 32bit/192kHz with PowerAmp. Open Air design can let me hear anything around me. Get additional cable with TRRS male to TRS male with mic (or boom mic) and have fun with your smartphone or tablet.

[Lime Green] If you have two sets of Sennheiser's �& �Mic, this is the case you need!

[Stereo] They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.

[5.25 x 4 x 0.1"] This would be the Illmatic of Headphones for DJs. Sennheiser kept If it ain't broke, don't try fix it. Many user replaceable parts. Light weights construction for hours of use without fatigue. I believe 2024 marks the 35 years anniversary of this headphones. As glasses wearer, on-ear nature of this headphones works wonder. Since nothing existed in this world is perfect, here are few cons; little thin and easy to get tangled straight cable, coiled cable is also nice to have but little to heavy and long for my taste. Although included Pleather pads are comfy, and gets worn out rather quick. Invest in velour pads like ones from DT770.

[eARC] I'm by no means an audiophile, so for me and the space I have in my TV room this soundbar has been an excellent choice. I don't really have the ability to add surround speakers behind me, so I opted for a single bar. It replaced an aging legacy set of speakers and receiver I had and wow what a difference. I've got less stuff and the sound is amazing. I definitely will add a sub at some point, the bar can only do so much on that front by itself, but I appreciate that it doesn't have to be Sennheiser's sub and you can use a wired option of your choice. Setup was super simple with their app, and I'm using wired ethernet and sometimes log in via a web browser to mess with settings as well. No issues so far. I also love that it has a couple of HDMI inputs, great for me with my Apple TV. I really like that Sennheiser came out with a soundbar that's a smaller profile than the Ambeo Max, it's a bit beefy for my taste. It's definitely pricey considering all you get is a bar, but I'm a big Sennheiser fan in general when it comes to audio and have trusted their products for years.

[ViennaKey] I just got my Sennheiser e908b with the equipment to use the mike wired into a Bose T1 Tonemaster, run through a Bose L1 Compact PA. Really clear as a bell sound, which is what you want. It didn’t sound limited by the mic. I wanted to avoid that. Will ultimately go wireless. I’m not a professional, yet. Been playing saxes for 3.5 years. Serious about sound. At this price point with the flexibility to go wired and wireless is a big advantage.

[Low Cut/HPF] It was a toss-up between this and the Sennheiser MKE600. My uses: strictly on-camera nats/sots mic.I only use Lavs (countryman b3) for interviews. My camera is NOT professional and does not have phantom power. Likes: - 250 had consistent sound between battery/phantom, sennheiser lost a little bass on battery not using phantom - 1/2 shorter - super minimal shockmount Cons: - in the pro world it's sound devices and sennheiser so there is that My first azden experience was a SGM 1x that only had 80-18,000 response, but for voice it was my favorite starter mic and did not have to do any de-esser. I never even knew what de-essing was until experiencing a full range 20-20k mic.

[0.1 lb] Used product to be able to use Heil capsule on Sennheiser mic

[3" / 75 mm] Perfect Fit for my Sennheiser MKH-50 mic !