Sennheiser HD 560 S Over-The-Ear Audiophile Headphones - Neutral Frequency Response, E.A.R. Technology for Wide Sound Field, Open-Back Earcups, Detachable Cable, (Black) (HD 560S)

Buen audio desde el momento en que lo recibi, lo he conectado a mi tarjeta madre, a salidas de mis bocinas y a mi monitor, todos lo alimentan con una señal audible bien definida y espaciosa. En camino tengo el stack de Schiit (Modi + Magni) para mejorar la calidad al siguiente nivel.

Fantastic headset. BUT I ordered a NEW headset and got a used one instead with a torn up box, some random aftermarket cable, and no user manual. was kinda mad

The headphones are showing me new elements of songs Ive been listening to for years! My first headphones of this level and its mind blowing how immersing it is. Theyre so comfy and lightweight, too! I feel like I could wear em forever.

This is my first venture into Sennheiser headphones and from the research I have done, I picked a good moment to invest. The sound quality really is spectacular with a mostly flat response from both spectrums of normal human hearing. Bass is present and clean with no hint of boomieness. I have been using Sonys MDR-V6s for many years (and still love them) but I wanted a new pair of headphones that were fixed in that they do not collapse and could be put on and off more easily. These HD 560s sound fantastic and the open back make for an even more expanded sound presence. I also purchased the just released HD 400s as they have a very similar sound profile but with a slightly flatter lower-end and a tad warmer upper end which I wanted for movie watching as it gave just a bit more clarity to vocals. Both are fantastic but the HD 560s are a real bargain at the $180 price currently on Amazon.

Perfecto para mezclar y para escuchar música de manera fiel. Recomiendo compren un cable más cómodo para usar con jack 3.5. ya que la entrada de los audífonos es 2.5 balanceada de sennheiser.

I mainly use these headphones for gaming but for me I find them perfect for that! The sound stage, audio quality, all of it checks my list of boxes. Of course they arent for everyone so please do your research before buying, everyones ears are different/sensitive in the own way. Youll see a lot of people dont like these headphones for a lot of different reasons, for me after having multiple Sennheiser headphones such as the 598sr, 6xx, and the jubilee... these. These are tasteful

Its a great all- rounder for the price. Doesnt have as good detail or imaging as the HD660s but is better tuned then the HD 6xx. Superior tuning lets it sound balanced, clear and more dynamic then the 6XXs, initially. Further critical listening with a decent amp allows the HD6XXs to show better definition and more depth without the treble grainyness of the 560s. SOUNDSTAGE is what the 560s ultimately provides that the HD5 and HD6 lines dont and along the great tuning and some dampening combination , initiating all the buzz over them.

I was using a pair of Sennheiser HD 558s for the past 5 years or so, and I was not disappointed when I started using my new HD 560 S. Im no audio professional, but the HD 560 S sounds pretty good. Its a little weird to get used to a new pair of headphones, but after a while you learn to appreciate what it has to offer. I have it plugged into a USB DAC, which is connected to my desktop PC, and with a software-based equalizer I can adjust the sound until its perfect. It can put out some awesome bass if you know what youre doing.

Wonderfully balanced sound. Treble and bass are balanced very well; soundstage is incredible. However, despite their clarity, theyre not the best gaming headsets. Work great though, and I care more about music anyway- these are great for acoustic/live sessions, even hip-hop/R&B.

Just got these and have been testing them on my laptop without and amplifier. These are easily the clearest headphones Ive listened with.