Headphones

Choosing the right Sennheiser headphones requires considering your intended application, connection equipment, and sound requirements. Headphones designed for DJing, studio recording, broadcast, and everyday listening have different design characteristics. Impedance and compatibility with the audio source are also important factors to consider when selecting the right model.

Discover the Sennheiser HD 480 PRO, featuring a closed-back design, accurate low-frequency reproduction, passive noise isolation, and reliable monitoring performance for studio recording and live sound applications.

The Sennheiser HD 300 PRO is a professional monitoring headphone designed for studio recording, live sound, and broadcast applications. Its closed-back design, passive noise isolation, and linear frequency response support accurate signal monitoring in working environments with high levels of ambient noise.

The Sennheiser HD 26 is a professional monitoring headphone designed for broadcast, television, and outside broadcast (OB) production. Its closed-back design, passive noise isolation, and ActiveGard technology support reliable audio monitoring in environments with high levels of ambient noise. Read this article to learn more about its applications and key features.

The Sennheiser HD 25 and HD 25 Light are monitoring headphones designed for DJs, audio technicians, and content creators. Both models are built for audio monitoring and reliable everyday use, but differ in design, flexibility, and price. Understanding these differences can help you choose the right model for your specific workflow and professional needs.

The Sennheiser HD 25 Light is designed for users who need lightweight, practical headphones for everyday listening and audio monitoring. Building on the legacy of the renowned HD 25 series, it is suitable for DJs, content creators, and audio professionals who need reliable headphones for regular use.

Discover the Sennheiser HD 25 professional monitoring headphones, featuring a lightweight design, passive noise isolation, and durable construction for DJs, broadcast, and field recording.

The Neumann NDH 20 marked the company's first entry into studio headphones. Combining a closed-back, over-ear design with robust construction and high isolation, the NDH 20 is not intended to make recordings sound more flattering. Instead, it focuses on monitoring and analytical listening, helping recording engineers identify problems in recordings and mixes that can be difficult to hear on other systems.

Neumann RIME (Reference Immersive Monitoring Environment) brings a 7.1.4 immersive monitoring environment to headphones. Rather than creating an entirely algorithmic space, Neumann captured a real mixing room using the KU 100, together with a Neumann loudspeaker system and MA 1, then recreated the monitoring experience specifically for the NDH 20 and NDH 30.

Full Range Monitoring enables accurate reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, from deep sub-bass to high-frequency detail. By combining high-performance studio monitors with a subwoofer, the system can provide full control across the frequency range without gaps or exaggeration, delivering a more consistent and reliable monitoring environment.