Sennheiser HD 600 - Audiophile Hi-Res Open Back Dynamic Headphone

I have tried many headphones over the years and most add some colour to the music, whether it be too much bass, as most are now, or a little over the top on tinny treble. These are the most neutral phones I have ever heard and a joy to listen with. With the price at around £200 these have got to be the best bang for your buck if you want neutral sounding headphones.

De todos los auriculares que he tenido (HD 595 etc...), estos me parecen los mejores en calidad sonora aun cuando haya que acompañarlos de un amplificador de auriculares para sacarles todo el sonido que es capaz

I ordered these headphones for my home-studio. I was torn between these headphones and a pair of Shure 1440s. I feel Shure makes better microphones but you cant compare headphones and mics.

Crips highs, clear voices and instruments, not overpowered lows, thats how I resume the sound performance of the very amazing HD 600. The only drawback for me is the pale esthetic of the cans, otherwise I would have given all 5 stars.

The perfect monitoring headphones. If your a sound engineer, music producer or enjoy a neutral tone, these headphones do not lie.

Definitivamente una experiencia única escuchar este audífono por primera vez, la claridad es sublime y los timbres de las voces y los instrumentos sumamente precisos, ni nuevo audífono favorito, y sin duda se quedara en ese lugar un largo tiempo.

Very good sound but meh, its a little boring. More modern stuff by hifiman and even Sennheiser, is worth the shot. Specially the 400s and the HD 700. Both are amazingly good, but I still prefer the hifiman cause the Sennheiser tend to be a little too bright that it hurts my ears

KILLER cans. Great for listening to music, mixing music, jamming with guitar amp modelers... Best bang-for-the-buck headphones you can buy. Note that theyre open-backed, so youll hear ambient noise and others can hear what youre listening to, so theyre not for public listening or critical vocal recording. For everything else, however, they rule.

I heard this pair of headphones for the first time while recording live acoustic performances in college and was blown away by how clear and accurate they sounded compared to real life. I heard all different types of instruments (strings, brass, winds, voice) in every configuration and all sounded exactly like real life to me. Fast forward a few years when I have a real job and can afford a pair for myself. I paired them with the

My new HD600 arrived with the sound cutting in and out on the right side. I feared I would have to exchange them but Googled for the problem and came across the Head-fi guide which said this: