Product Description

Body pack Transmitter with CI1 instrument cable and rack mountable Receiver. ... Read more

Features

• EM 100 rackmount receiver
• 2 removable telescopic antennae
• SK 100 G2 bodypack transmitter
• 8 banks of 4 preset channels
• One bank of 4 user-selectable channels

Product Description

A unique flat profile, supercardioid dynamic microphone based on thelegendary MD409. Modernized specifications provide a wider frequencyresponse, greater directionality, and increased sensitivity. With a maxSPL rating of greater than 150 dB, the e609 Silver is optimized for mikingguitar cabinets, drums, and brass instruments.Specially designed for miking guitar cabs. Laterally-mounted capsule mikes guitar cabs face on, extremely closely to the signal source. Super cardioid pattern provides isolation from other on-stage signals. Lightweight voice coil construction and rigid dome diaphragm provide both extended high frequency performance and a long-wearing capsule assembly. Also suitable for miking drums, especially toms. 40Hz - 18kHz frequency response. ... Read more

Features

• Metal construction-rugged and reliable
• Super-cardioid pick-up pattern-isolation from other on-stage signals
• Hum compensating coil-reduces electrical interference
• Neodynum ferrous magnet with boron-keeps mic stable regardless of climate
• Falcon ring-consistent sound over time

Amazon.com Product Description

Sennheiser's Evolution EH2200 is a stereo headphone that can beconnected to both hi-fi systems and personal stereos (CDs, DATs, DCCs). Idealfor DJ monitoring and used by musicians and sound engineers, the EH2200 createssuperb sound reproduction with powerful bass, while its closed, circumauraldesign protects against ambient noise.

A part of Sennheiser's Evolution series, the EH2200 employs Duofol technologythat fuses two diaphragm materials to virtually eliminate standing waves in thecapsule. It delivers a clear, highly detailed sound with excellent bassresponse. Inside, neodymium transducer magnets enable a superfast transientresponse and commanding dynamic range.

Weighing just a third of a pound, the EH2200 is constructed for comfort duringextended use. Its award-winning ergonomic design features a closed-ear, padded,open-back format. Modular, replaceable parts also support long-term use.Sennheiser includes a detachable 10-foot single-sided, Kevlar-reinforced, OFC(oxygen-free copper) cable with a 0.125-inch minijack and a 0.25-inchadapter.

The Sennheiser EH2200 headphone combines an exceptional audio experience withquality construction that makes for an outstanding value. Sennheiser backs theEH2200 with a two-year parts and labor warranty. ... Read more

Features

• Closed stereo headphones designed for hi-fi systems and portable stereos
• Dynamic circumaural design delivers detailed sound with powerful bass response--ideal for DJ monitoring
• Duofol technology reduces ambient noise levels and feedback sensitivity
• 10-foot detachable, Kevlar-reinforced OFC cable
• Lightweight, comfortable, ergonomic fit fosters extended use; fully modular design with replaceable parts and 2-year warranty

Reviews (34)

Great Sound, Great Price
I purchased these headphones for general home and office use; at home, they are used for listening to music and/or playing games on the computer once the girlfriend has gone to bed (small apartment, and the computer is in the bedroom). I've also used the adapter to plug them into my Onkyo TX-DS474, which is an aging but good mid-end receiver. The sound is incredible, especially on DVDs.

The only downside is that these headphones do not do surround, but again, that's pretty hard to do and usually doesn't turn out that great in headphones anyway. I also use these at work for listening to music while I program, and they are extremely comfortable. I wear them upwards of 3 hours at a time, and while I never forget that I'm wearing them, they never become obtrusive or uncomfortable. One other thing to note is that these phones do a great job of blocking outside noises. I've had people come over to talk to me who had to give me a good shake because I couldn't hear them... :)

Modest Headphones at a Modest Price
I've been slowly upgrading the head phones I own usually because the headphones break. Not what one usually assumes to be the functional part, just the cheap plastic parts that hold the important bits to your head. I have three headphones now, one a new Sennheiser EH2200, the other two held together by duct tape.

My first reaction to the Sennheiser EH2200 when I got it was "Oh no, more cheap plastic." I was a little underwhelmed by the not so sturdy construction. But who knows, maybe they'll hold up. They are comfortable to wear. Other head phones begin to hurt the top of my head for some reason. These haven't.

But how do they sound?!? Okay. I wasn't bowled over. I think somehow I expected to be wowed, but I wasn't. They're a little heavy on the low end which seems to overwhelm the mid range at least listening to rock-n-roll. So far I've mostly listed to mp3's but generally the sound is crisp and clean. I think with these headphones I notice much more than before the differences between different recordings. This is good, I want to hear the music not my headphones interpretation of it.

I am definitely happy with these headphones and consider them to be a step up from my previous $50 Optimus (probably make by Koss) headphones.

not high quality
I read about these "terrific" headphones only to find out they were low quality. After a few months, one speaker stopped working. In order to get it to work, I had to wiggle the wire. It got very frustrating. I wish I could send them back to Amazon but I accidently ripped the headphone wire trying to get the right speaker to work. Get something better.

Did you burn them in or not?!
Ok, first of all don't judge the sound of these headphones right out of the box. Like premium speakers, they must be burned in, in order for them to sound good. When I bought these, I listened to them out of the box and, yes, they did sound sub-par. So, I left them connected to my receiver for one night and tried them again. As predicted, they sounded awesome! They handle everything from Paganini to DJ Dieselboy (lots and lots of bass) to Portishead (Techno/Acid Jazz). I watched Minority Report on DVD last night, and I was shocked at how clear and crisp everything was. These headphones are so light you literally forget that you're wearing them. My ears are slightly larger than normal, but these haven't given me any problems. I think these are the most comfortable cans I've ever owned! And for [the price], how can you go wrong?

The Most Comfortable Headphones I've Ever Owned
Yes, these headphones SOUND good. It's Sennheiser! Of course it will sound good. What's important about these things, however, is that they are incredibly light and incredibly comfortable. I never realized how comfortable they were until I started using a different headphone and found my ears worn red after only an hour or two of use. This is especially a problem since I wear glasses, and the combination of glasses around my ears and headphones on my ears can be VERY annoying. I have no problem wearing these headphones for several hours at a time, even with my glasses on. If you use headphones a lot, you want headphones that sound good and feel good. That's the 2200! ... Read more

Features

• Frequency response: 14-22,000Hz
• Turbine diaphragm for extended bass
• Open circumaural design
• Ideal for monitoring
• Ultra-lightweight and comfortable

Features

• Open-Aire, dynamic, supraural hi-fi stereo headphones
• Ideal both for home mini hi-fi systems and mobile audio
• Very comfortable to wear due to ultra-lightweight design
• Rugged outdoor design with extremely flexible headband
• 3 m highly conductive OFC copper cable

Reviews (1)

Sennheiser wireless headphone
I have two pair of wireless headphones. Both are different model Sennheiser. Both are outstanding. The transmitter also has a slot to recharge a second battery and the transmitter will also charge the headphone battery in the headphones when the headphones are placed in the transmitter. The battery is very easy to replace. Just snap it in and out. No tools required. One battery charge last approximately 4 hours of continuous listening. These are the lightest wireless headphones I could find and very comfortable. I use them mainly with a TV and can receive reception from one end of the house to the other. You can use more than one set of headphones with one transmitter so if you need two headphones no need to buy a second transmitter. Be sure and buy a second battery. These are not regular type batteries. Volume can be adjusted on the headphones and there are several frequency channels to choose from for clear reception. Also an on/off switch on the headphones. When not using them be sure and turn switch off to preserve battery time. Great headphones. My wife does not have to listen to my ball games! ... Read more

Product Description

Back-electret Microphone Capsule suitable for K6 and K6P Powering Modules. The ME 64 is a cardioid microphone capsule designed for use with the K6 and K6P powering modules. It has a very wide range of applications including reporting, interviews, dubbing, live sound reinforcement and recording applications. Matte black, anodized, scratch-resistant finish. ... Read more

Features

• Excellent directivity across whole frequency range
• Very good feedback rejection
• Effective rejection of incidental rear noise
• High speech clarity
• High maximum sound pressure level

Product Description

The E 825S cardioid pick-up pattern provides excellent feedback and spillage rejection. The rugged metal construction and internal damping isolates handling noise. Ideal for general vocal and instrument miking and club PA. Complete with silent on-off switch as standard. Unbeatable quality at an ultra competitive price.Epack includes stand and cable. ... Read more

Features

• Frequency response: 18-21,000Hz
• Cord rewind system
• Basswind system for added bass
• Two year warranty on parts and labor
• Includes carrying case

Amazon.com Product Description

The HDC 451 NoiseGard mobile set are open stereo headphones with active noise compensation for mobile applications. Powered by two AA batteries, these headphones reduce ambient noise by up to 10 decibels. This functionality protects hearing and reduces stress. The headphones terminate in a standard 0.125-inch miniplug for portable audio systems, plus a 0.25-inch adapter is provided for connecting to home stereo systems and a 2x-mono adapter for airline audio and some other devices. ... Read more

Features

• Open, supra-aural headphones with NoiseGard technology
• Reduces ambient noise by up to 10 dB
• Improves audio quality in noisy environments
• Compatible with nearly any portable or home system with included adapters
• Requires 2 AA batteries to power noise reduction

Reviews (9)

Excellent for Airline travel
Ive had this headset for over 6 years.
I cannot think of travelling without these headphones. I can clearly listen to the words in a movie and enjoy on-flight music .. as bad as it usually is.
There is a slight pressure on the ear due to the interaction between the low-frequency sound and reverse phase LF emitted my the headphones, so do not leave them on for more than a few hours.
Ive used it with my CD, Minidisk and MP3 players. The batteries easily last for 100 hours. I clip the battery compartment to the seat pocket.
The headphones intentionally let high-frequency sounds through so that you can hear announcements. I wish I could modify the circuit to block out HF sounds as well!

Very good product from a very good manufacturer
I just finished a round trip flight, 4 hours each way, and these worked fabulous. With the noise reduction turned on, there was a significant reduction in the level of engine noise, and made it much easier to hear the audio from my portable DVD player. I was quite comfortable wearing them continuously for nearly 4 hours, so I don't understand other people's complaints. Also included is an airplane 2-pronged adapter to listen to the in-flight audio, rather than paying for their cheap headphones.
You don't even need to be listening to something; you can just wear the headphones to quiet down your environment. I did notice that hearing a conversation is also easier in a loud environment, such as on plane, while wearing these.
I also tried these out as the passenger in a car on the freeway, and these headphones again did a great job of filtering out the excess noise.

not worth the headache
The Sennheiser active headphones are among the most uncomfortable headphones that I have ever tried. The head band is brutally hard on my pate after only 10 minutes and the ear pieces feel "wiggly" and loose - like they will slip off momentarily. The sound reduction system seems to work to a limited extent, although no where near as well as I had hoped. When I sit next to my noisy tower computer (I unfortunately have no choice in this matter) and plug in the headphones to my small radio, the active sound reduction clearly limits the volume of unwanted noises. However, instead of cancelling repetitive, background noises, it seems to trade one set of humming frequencies for another, albeit slightly less offensive, set of sounds. I think that until I can afford to fork over the big bucks for the Bose headphones, which I have also tested to greater satisfaction, then I am better off with my existing giant radio earmuffs (Peltor Worktunes) which are annoying, sweaty and bulky to wear, but are overall more versatile, comfortable, and effective than the Sennheiser headphones.

Well worth the [money]
If you travel on flights often and like to listen to music, this headset definitely is worth buying. Although they are not perfect, they greatly enhance the sound and reduce the noise created by the aircraft. They also allow you to listen to music with the volume at much lower levels.

One thing to note is that the headset does not block out the sound of people that are talking near you. There are external microphones designed to monitor the environment and send reverse phase signals to cancel the unwanted sound. Those same microphones enable you to hear the voices, but after a while I seemed to block it out though.

I read other reviews where there were complaints of how short the cord is. The cord is over 5 feet in length, which I found to be plenty long. The battery pack in the cord can be a bit awkward, but on a plane you can simply clip it to the seat pouch in front of you. The battery pack does have a switch that allows you to turn the noise reduction on and off. This allows you to hear the vast improvement gained by the NoiseGard system.

I like the open-aire design of the headset and it is also light weight. The cloth ear-pads are a nice enhancement, as I typically find foam ear-pads to be irritating. One thing I do not like is that the foam pad in the top center of the headset does bother you after wearing them for a while. I found that if you move it more towards the back of your head it felt better (but sometimes would slide off the back of your head). The only other feature that would be handy when traveling is if they could fold up.

Despite a couple drawbacks, it definitely makes listening to music in a noisy environment a much nicer experience.

Good price for noise reduction
Between Sennheiser's (NoiseGard HDC451) and BOSE's (QuietComfort QC1) offerings of active noise reduction headphones, I have settled with Sennheiser's on its reasonable price tag...

It doesn't get the 5-star rating because the BOSE product is more comfortable to wear and has better sound in the bass end. Sennheiser's open-air design has a slight edge over BOSE's cup design. However when worn for about 2 hours, it gives some discomfort at the top of my head that comes in contact with the hoop despite the padded rest and eventhough the headset is relatively light in weight. ... Read more

Features

• Closed, dynamic Hi-Fi design with high level of background noise attenuation
• Delivers balanced sound with minimum distortion
• Lightweight aluminum voice coils for excellent dynamic response
• Neodymium ferrous magnet system ensures optimum sensitivity
• Equalized for diffuse field frequency response

Features

• Uniform frequency pick-up pattern maintains signal quality when moving on and off axis during performance
• Gentle presence boost to even tonal response ensures clarity and projection
• Minimal proximity effect provides consistently clear bass end performance when singing closer to or further from capsule
• Cardioid pick-up pattern provides good signal isolation and feedback rejection, enabling higher sound levels to be obtained
• Metal construction and internal shock-mount system minimises handling noise

Product Description

BONUS 3 PACK! Get three microphones for the price of two! Pro microphone with optimized response for close vocal work. Powerful sound with a presence boost for improved projection. Cardiod pickup pattern resists feedback. Full metal construction with an internal shock mount. Our most popular evolution microphone! ... Read more

Features

• Frequency response 40Hz
• 16kHz
• Transducer principle Pressure gradient receiver
• Pick-up pattern Cardioid

Features

• In-ear headset with boom mic for cell phones
• Flexible mic arm adaptale L or R side
• 2.5 mm jack compatible to most phones
• Very lightweight and comfortable
• Freq Resp 20-22,000 Hz

Features

• Freq Resp 45-18,000 Hz
• Impedence 32 Ohms
• SPL 113 dB
• Cable 3 m
• Connector 2 x 3.5 mm for PC Laptop

Features

• Frequency range:20Hz - 21kHz
• Balanced BASSWIND system for powerful stereo sound

Features

• Omni-directional microphone with flexible boom arm allowsm for accurate and stable positioning and optimal durability.
• Ball mounted speaker capsule automatically self adjusts for wearing comfort
• Active-gard, a patented technology, acts as an automatic control in your headset to instantly lower the volume from acoustic bursts.
• Detachable headband for easy upgrade to clip on.