Sennheiser HD280PRO User Reviews
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nice phones, not a bad price
by Alex on Mar 18th, 2004 at 6:24 PM:
good phones for a decent price. not as good as senn 580's. Very clear sound, good for studio work.
breakable
by rodney martinez! on Sep 24th, 2003 at 12:44 AM:
the sound quality is ok, but i like the quality of the e2200 better, and the construction of the hd280 pro is so frigile!
the plastic parts... it breaks! its so brittle!
im sellin my hd280pro, i only had it for 1 week!
im goin back to my old e2200.
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Nice cans for a nice price...
by Sciron on Mar 5th, 2006 at 4:55 PM:
The noise-cancelling ability is second to none, for the price. I can turn the headphones almost all the way up (which is extremely loud, by the way) without anyone else either hearing or complaining about my music being audible to them. I was considering the Sennheiser HD-555's as well, but I decided I needed the better bass response instead of the open-air design. I tested both, listening to different types of audio (music, movie, radio), and found the HD 280 Pros to be much more suited to my needs.
If you have any circuit-building skills, I highly recommend building a pocket amp for these babies. The sound coming out of your portable sound source (iPod, cd-player, etc) will be much clearer and also have better bass response (dedicated capacitors for sudden, unexpected sounds like big bass drum hits).
To conclude, I highly recommend the HD 280 Pros to anyone who is picky about sound quality, but doesn't want to blow a huge wad of cash on getting it. They are worth every penny of the money I paid for them.