Sennheiser HD 25

After owning several pairs of headphones from Sony, Stanton and Technics, I decided to buy the Seinheiser HD25's. These headphones were hailed as the headphones to buy in DJ magazines so I had high expectations. Got them home and plugged them in to my mixer. The headphones are very comfortable to wear. Sound quality was crisp and clear with little or no distortion at high volume (essential for playing in clubs). Since buying these headphones I have tried them out at several clubs and house parties and are a joy to use. One major advantage is the parts are replaceable making a cheaper alternative to buying new headphones altogether if something ...  Read the complete review

Good Points Replacable parts, great sound, versatile. Bad Points On the expensive side. General Comments Sennheiser's HD-25 headphones are a legend in the pro audio world and became the industry standard almost as soon as they were released. The first truly lightweight headphone, comfortable enough for prolonged use and delivering a sound quality that enables critical listening. Having used AKG, Beyer and many other headphones these are my favourite. Why? First the build quality is superb almost every part of the unit can be replace if damaged, so if you snap a cable or tear off an ear pad you just buy another ...  Read the complete review

Sennheiser's HD-25 headphones are a legend in the pro audio world and became the industry standard almost as soon as they were released. The first truly lightweight headphone, comfortable enough for prolonged use and delivering a sound quality that enables critical listening. Having used AKG, Beyer and many other headphones these are my favourite. Why? First the build quality is superb almost every part of the unit can be replace if damaged, so if you snap a cable or tear off an ear pad you just buy another and they are as good as new. Second the comfort factor. When clambering around recording sound FX or sitting for a couple of hours in ...  Read the complete review