Sennheiser HD 280 Professional Headphones

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Review: Over the past few years, I have tried out (and reviewed) many sets of headphones from many different manufacturers. I have also tried a wire variety of styles and price ranges, from the $20 terrible sounding glorified earplug that is the Koss Spark...

The Bottom Line: Exceptional sound, great comfort and excellent reliability has made these a great pair of headphones.

Review: Background
I have used these headphones for almost 2 years now. They are currently plugged into my home PC, where they are used primarily for listening to MP3 s and playing games. I have also used them to watch movies by connecting them to my...

The Bottom Line:

I recommend these headphones without reservation. They are comfortable, provide good isolation, and sound great.

Review: A friend recently invited me into the studio to record some guitar tracks for an Irish music project he was working on. I grabbed my Larrivee LS-05 acoustic guitar and played three tunes for the project, and then did some over-dubs, playing over...

The Bottom Line: For the price it would be hard to find a better sounding pair of headphones.

Review: SENNHEISER HD 280 PROFESSIONAL HEADPHONES

With so many headphones on the market today, finding the right pair to satisfy all of your listening needs can be a very daunting task. If everyone's ears were the same, and everyone's musical...

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a mid-priced pair of closed headphones for both studio monitoring and DJ use, you can't go wrong with the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro.

Review: I've tried various closed-back full-size headphones that cost up to $200 from mass-market brands such as Sony, and I was almost universally disappointed in them. So I went to a Virgin Megastore and plopped down $99.95 plus tax for a pair of...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for unbelievable sound in a closed style headset then the HD-280s are a good fit for you.

Review: Let me just start by saying that the Sennheiser HD-280 PRO headphones are absolutely amazing. They will allow you to hear detail and depth in your music that you never knew existed. With that said they may not be exactly what you want. Now on to the...

The Bottom Line: Great headphones for anyone who requires noise isolation and great quality.

Review: These are my first dive into the world of hi-fi audio, and let me tell you, what a dive it was. The difference between these (or any quality headphones, I would imagine) and the stock ones bundled with PDCP's is amazing. I strongly recommend to...

The Bottom Line: These are excellent headphones, especially where outside noise cancellation is a priority. They're well worth your consideration.

Review: Like I lot of people who own the HD280 Pro, I was introduced to these headphones while shopping for something that I could use along with my computer, for listening to music and blasting away on games late at night. That's not what Sennheiser really...

The Bottom Line: Absolutely astonishing sound, great price. Easily the best in it's class. Portability still lacking however. Definately Worth the money though.

Review: I've gone through many different headphones, each time taking a step above, however, those were mostly in the $10-$40 range. I had never really had the ambition to take the big step up to a more expensive pair. I finally decided to go with it, and...

The Bottom Line: If you have to have sound-sealing headphones, these are an acceptable choice for the price.

Review: As other reviewers have written, the HD-280s are probably some of the "sound sealingest" headphones you can find. I've worn ear protectors while shooting that let through more noise than these do. But the downside of this is that these cans really...