Sennheiser HD 569 Around-Ear Closed Back Headphones - Black

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The closed, circumaural (over-the-ear) design of the HD 569 is neither visually striking nor ugly—the frame is bulky and simple, with matte black plastic and velvet-like black earpads. They are going to be a great option for closed-back headphones for just about anything but mixing/mastering. It benefits, it seems to me, from the fairly long development heritage of the HD5xx line of products. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations.

As you can see from the specifications, the frequency range is fairly standard, but with a little more detail in the low end than you see on most headphones. The biggest differences are in the 2-6kHz range where unexpectedly 5kHz is reported at a much higher level. A superb pair of noise-isolating headphones which hold the balance of performance and affordability. With good detail, strong bass impact, and ample control, the low end remains clean and accurate, but with just enough oomph to keep things fun. The Sennheiser HD 569 closed-back headphones are a very nice option for electronic drummers due to how they are designed and how they sound.It provides a rich and clear bass, adding further flexibility by making it possible to enjoy the full personal experience without disturbing others. Smaller items are delivered using Royal Mail Small Packets Airmail with International Tracked and/or Signed depending on value of item and availability of the service.

Occupying a unique position in the HD 500 series, the HD 569 is an excellent addition to your home entertainment system, but its closed-back, around-ear design makes it equally suitable for use in any listening environment.I still like my HD25SP's for when I'm not wearing my 'aids, the peak in the upper kHz region no longer a major issue and the bass is clean and not boomy/thick. The design of the headphones not only follows an ergonomic ideal, but should also provide an optimal sound angle for the ears. The lacking bass and clipped high end may not be ideal for rock music, but the excellent midrange and relatively flat sound are sure to impress plenty of audiophiles.

Clamp is a little lower out of the box compared to the HD558, it is probably comparable to the HD598. Even on his last recordings of Chopin when he was 86 years old, the legendary pianist’s tone and phrasing were awe-inspiring. In a marvelous turn of events, they sent me a couple of boxes filled with headphones for me to measure, evaluate, and cherry pick for for good values.All Peter Tyson Extended Warranties are only valid for the original purchaser and are not transferable. I was out looking around in Microcenter, like one does, and found they have an isle with gaming headsets, and studio/audiophile closed-back headphones available to try. Depending on head width, the pressure is not too much for small to medium head sizes as the ear cushions are soft enough to prevent any unpleasantness. com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission.

Budget minded audiophiles, social media producers, and audio pros looking for a solid performing affordable sealed headphone won't be disappointed. But the presence region on the M50x seems a bit over-emphatic and can be more forward than the HD569. Losing some detail, the sound never gets too bright or piercing, but if you live for the sound of strings, you may be a little disappointed. On tracks with intense sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent Shout," the headphones deliver fantastic bass response—both clear and powerful, even at top, unwise listening levels. Treble is slightly low in level, and is slightly hazy, which to my ears creates more of a problem with a reduced depth of image rather than tonal balance or articulation.

I've used this headphone, or at least it's precestors a lot as dj headphone (i'm kind of retired as dj).