Color:black Media:Electronics Autographed:No Memorabilia:No Fragile:No Number Of Items:1 Batteries Included:No Shipping Weight (lbs):1 Dimensions (in):7 x 4 x 8 The HD-280 Pro is a closed-back, circumaural headphone designed for professional monitoring applications. With up to 32dB attenuation, it?s perfect for use in noisy environments, at live shows, and by DJ mixers! The HD-280 Pro features rugged design and optimum sensitivity that?ll make even those wimpy headphone outs on synthesizers come alive - these babies are LOUD! The HD-280 Pro delivers detailed, natural reproduction of music and speech, and boasts a smooth frequency response from 8Hz to 2 Legal Disclaimer:Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Warranty:2 years warranty
MPN:HD 280 Pro Model:HD 280 Pro UPC:615104049741 EAN:0615104049741 ASIN:B000065BPB
Product Review Sennheiser HD 280 ProApril 27, 2008 This product is of very high quality design and manufacturing. It is one of the most flat response headphones I have used. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in a quality product in this price range.
These are great!April 26, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
VERY nice product! Lightweight, and the ear cushions cancel all of the room noise. Sound quality is superb. I didn't get mine from Amazon, and I almost fell ot of my chair when I saw them for $99 here. I paid full retail at a local reatiler. :-(
These Headphone were a steal!April 24, 2008 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was looking for a decent pair of closed headphones to wear around the house while not traveling around. I use these at my desk and the ambient noise blockage is great, although Shure's line of IEM's does a much better job. At first i did not like the sound of these as much as my E3c's but as I had worn them around and broke them in a bit I found they actually started to sound less thin and more full bodied.
I had been listening to these headphones for a week and was a little disappointed that they did not beat my E3c's in any musical category when driven through my Ipod shuffle. I was expecting much better sound out of these phones than with my Shure's. Anyway i finally plugged these puppies into my Onkyo home theater receiver and was taken back by the sound they produced. Finally the bass reproduction was thick and tight, (not overwhelming, just there)drums pounding in my head, and the mids pulled through carrying the vocals and symbols in and around my head, the trebles were much better than with the E3c's and let the sound of the guitar pick tickling my Tympanic Membrane but not as bright as I would have liked. I'll round up the pros and cons.
Pros: 1: The coiled cable is great for sitting a distance away from your source, such as a receiver. 2: Sound reproduction (flat and even frequency response). Noise blockage is also phenomenal for a closed headphone minus active sound cancellation. 3: I picked these headphones up (refurbished) off of an amazon listed store for $63 after the cost of priority shipping which makes me even happier for the quality they provide. 4: These also are constructed very sturdily and are comfortable to wear for enduring periods of time. 5: Great for all genres i have tested so far. Amazing jazz, heavy metal, rock, rap, dance, techno, reproduction. Incredible for heavy metal rock especially because you can feel the drums and here the guitars shredding solo at the same time with good separation.
Cons: 1: Sometimes a little muddy on the bottom end and a bit light weighted at the upper ranges. 2: plastic body feels brittle and fragile at times, although has not yet been a problem. 3: These take a while to burn in and until then they sound like little tiny speakers. (Best advice... Be Patient!) 4:Ipod/ MP3 players have not been able to drive these phones correctly so far. They feel thin when in such portable sources and probably could benefit from a portable headphone amp despite of their relatively low impedance.
Other than for the few beefs i have with the product, it is great for the price, i don't think any other can on the market can beat this in a performance to price ratio even if the price was higher than what i paid. Got these directly from Buzmart for 63 dollars after priority shipping and could have spent less if i had not puchased priority shipping. For the price, they were steal. This is a five star upgrade I recommend to anyone looking for a great headphone at an astounding price.
Well there's always a couple caveats.April 21, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Haven't had them long enough to vouch either way for the problems some people claim with the bridge cracking, but I could definitely see how that might happen. I purchased them for professional applications that override my crushing personal vanity which is good because as someone with a "large-gauge" head, that bridge looks like it's stretched about to the limit. Not that my head is THAT fat, more it's that the nice curve you can see pictured is the bridge's arc when holding the cups directly against each other. When you put them on ANYthing, you look like a Cyberman from an old Doctor WhoDoctor Who Cyberman Voice Changer Helmet
On the other side, the strong pinch these things have helps with the GREAT noise attenuation they also exhibit. Really phenomenal, especially for some that costs $100 bucks. They also sound phenomenal for the money. Are they the best thing ever? Nah. But for the money they're pretty cool (if not aesthetically). Again, haven't had them long enough to vouch for reliability over time, but they've got a lot going for them.
Generally good, except for low pitchesApril 16, 2008 I've owned these Sennheisers for over a year now, and while they amazed me during the first few months of breaking them in, I've now come to realize a couple things that are consistently underwhelming: namely, that the Sennheisers don't sound that great when you're listening to songs with lower pitches/registers, like rap. They sound INCREDIBLE when listening to piano solos, etc., but since I have a pretty wide-ranging musical taste, I find myself craving a pair of headphones that can withstand the more rocky or hip-hop type stuff. If you're more into that kind of music, and don't mind open cans (meaning sound can freely filter in/out), Grados are still the best thing out there, at least for under $150 and without an amp. That said, these Sennheisers are still a great investment, and they have a particularly impressive ability to knock out airplane noise.
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