Sennheiser HD 300 Around-Ear Lightweight Foldable Headphones - Black

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As you can see, the sound signature is pretty neutral for the most part. All the way 20 Hz to 1,000 Hz, the line is parallel to our baseline and benchmark reading of the pink noise. But, as soon as we cross the 1,000 Hz mark, there’s a slight dip, followed by a massive spike in the Low to High Treble range (i.e. between 3 kHz and 10 kHz range). This is a very normal thing in Sennheiser’s professional-grade headphones. However, in this case, it the boost was much more than expected. There also a dip around 1 kHz range, which was there in these headphones as well, but not that significant. This ultimate musicians guide helps you find the best Sennheiser headphones for music production to work with all kinds of music recording software and devices. When you think of it, headphones are a bargain compared to studio monitors and a properly treated studio. In the past, they’ve been a kind of poor cousin, but with advances in both headphone design and new digital tools, it’s not impossible to find work that was recorded, mixed and mastered on something like the HD 300. Sennheiser also produce a version of these headphones— the HD 300 PROtect—with a switchable ‘Active Gard’ hearing protection feature that the company say satisfies international directives on industrial safety and noise control. If you spend long hours in the studio using headphones, a pair of these might just save your precious hearing.

Sennheiser HD 300 PRO: Build, Design, and Comfort

Overall, HD 300 PRO is the best Sennheiser headphones for music productions or works in any studio environment for audio mixing and recording presentations. Sennheiser carefully designs it for particular tasks, including general audio recording, studio monitoring, mixing, editing, online post-production, and more. This Section G sets out our data retention policies and procedure, which are designed to help ensure that we comply with our legal obligations regarding the retention and deletion of personal information. We will not, without your express consent, supply your personal information to any third party for their or any other third party’s direct marketing. The main difference between HD 660 S is that it is the best audiophile headset on a budget for listening with a DAC (Digital-to-analog converter) or an amplifier.

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