I’m pretty sure I almost bought those years ago. Instead I bought the Seinheiser PXC 550. This was 2018. I’ve had to replace the ear padding once. Which was super easy. They just unclip, and the new ones clip right in.
I still want to kill myself over getting rid of my Sennheiser HD 414’s. Vintage, from the early 80’s, sounded phenomenal. Dumbest thing I’ve ever done. Gave them to a younger cousin who lost them within a year. He thought they were cheap because of how they looked and left them in a pile of junk when he got kicked out of his apartment…
(from the departmnt of No Good Deed… Oyy!)
So now i’m using some vintage Denon AH-D210’s from the early 90’s ad they are fantastic.
I had a pair of Denon AH-D2000 that were flat out amazing. They ended up getting fried in a power surge from a bad storm which also took out my receiver.
I’m pretty sure I almost bought those years ago. Instead I bought the Seinheiser PXC 550. This was 2018. I’ve had to replace the ear padding once. Which was super easy. They just unclip, and the new ones clip right in.
I have a pair of PXC 550 as well from 2017 and they’re still going strong too though I don’t use them every day.
Ack! Sennheisers…
I still want to kill myself over getting rid of my Sennheiser HD 414’s. Vintage, from the early 80’s, sounded phenomenal. Dumbest thing I’ve ever done. Gave them to a younger cousin who lost them within a year. He thought they were cheap because of how they looked and left them in a pile of junk when he got kicked out of his apartment…
(from the departmnt of No Good Deed… Oyy!)
So now i’m using some vintage Denon AH-D210’s from the early 90’s ad they are fantastic.
I had a pair of Denon AH-D2000 that were flat out amazing. They ended up getting fried in a power surge from a bad storm which also took out my receiver.
NGL, Denons have been the consistently best sounding headphones I’ve used and owned.