Sennheiser Professional HD 25 On-Ear DJ Headphones

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While they look fine, and they’ve got the added bonus of the Sennheiser brand, they don’t look like much. For HD 400 series (except HD 435, HD 445, HD 455, HD 465, HD 475, HD 477 and HD 497), HD 250, HD 520, HD 530, HD 540 and HD 560 (oxygen-free copper) 37974BSF If you’re used to accessing consumer headphones with more warmth and bass response, then these headphones might sound a little odd at first. Be patient, you’re really getting a much more accurate response here.

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The split headband was exceptionally comfortable. Having the ability to adjust the two headbands allowed me to find the sweet spot easily. A good amount of headband padding and a solid amount of clamping force kept these on my head. Even when I was bopping away mid-set.Perhaps the only minor gripe I can present is that since these do feature an on-ear design, some might find the direct pressure on your ears uncomfortable over longer sessions. In my testing, I didn’t encounter discomfort, but your mileage may vary. Despite the tight grip and on-ear design, these hold up pretty well even if you wear glasses, but some might prefer more plush over-ear cups over this style.

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Your headphone ear pads will bind themselves against your head as tightly as possible to prevent access to external disturbances. Although they’re not intended for casual listening, you can still get a great experience from these headphones however you choose to use them. The sound is clear, loud, and reliable, so you know exactly what you’re producing at any given moment. Additionally, while the padding and comfort aren’t great, you do get a lightweight and durable design that’s difficult to beat.

In terms of headphone specs, it’s hard to argue with the Sennheiser HD 25’s design, even several years after the cans were first released. These high-performance headphones might have been around for some time, but they’re still as iconic as when they first emerged on the market.