https://www.computerbase.de/2021-05...sparte-wird-fuer-200-millionen-euro-verkauft/
Looks like a buyer has been found.
Looks like a buyer has been found.
Shame to see, bought my first set of Sennheiser HD660s last year as my daily driver and they've been great with everything I've thrown at them.
Using my Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 on daily basis both at home and at work and really loving it to bits.
Real shame to hear that Sennheiser will be leaving the consumer audio market...
Was about to buy a pair. By all the reviews they seem to be the best available in the price range. Beating out the Sonys and Bose challengers.
Might not bother now knowing that any bug or issues are never going to be fixed.
Prices on Seinheisser headphones have been dropping for some time now, I've seen some sold at 50% of rrp
Prices on Seinheisser headphones have been dropping for some time now, I've seen some sold at 50% of rrp
Love my 650s. I was going to sell them to get the Sony xm4 because of sound leakage but think I'll hold onto them now. Also have the senn ie800s
Where?
Nothing beats the 600 series IMO if you have an amp with good synergy with them - there are headphones more high end sure and sometimes the intimacy of vocals gets a bit much (though again tends to depend on how well they match up with the amp) but overall there is a quality to the experience with them nothing else touches.
It's crazy how good they sound, the best experience I had with them was with some of the Eddie Current gear, I wouldn't recommend spending over 2k for a amp for them but outside of the poor bass clarity, control the upper mids and treble just have so much resolution that becomes more apparent on those amps. Even on a simple Vali 2 with a good NOS tube and a half decent DAC I've always felt they had some of the best timbre, vocal clarity and focus. One thing I've always learned to do with a HD600 series headphone is to just give it time after a new purchase because returning after the fairy dust settles off it's surprising how well they hold up to higher end headphones.Nothing beats the 600 series IMO if you have an amp with good synergy with them - there are headphones more high end sure and sometimes the intimacy of vocals gets a bit much (though again tends to depend on how well they match up with the amp) but overall there is a quality to the experience with them nothing else touches.
It's crazy how good they sound, the best experience I had with them was with some of the Eddie Current gear, I wouldn't recommend spending over 2k for a amp for them but outside of the poor bass clarity, control the upper mids and treble just have so much resolution that becomes more apparent on those amps. Even on a simple Vali 2 with a good NOS tube and a half decent DAC I've always felt they had some of the best timbre, vocal clarity and focus. One thing I've always learned to do with a HD600 series headphone is to just give it time after a new purchase because returning after the fairy dust settles off it's surprising how well they hold up to higher end headphones.