Sennheiser RS 130
Product Type: Sennheiser headphones
Description:Model ID 09924 /
Newest Review: ... reviews it is too easy to hit the tune button when looking for volume button. When you listen to anything that has a quiet ... more
... insert then I'm afraid you can hear a background hiss. In my opinion this is not acceptable but I accept it is probably part and parcel of going wireless. I have subsequently replaced the RS 130's with a pair of Grado's - what a difference!
I still have the RS 130's but they are used when someone listens to the PC. I have to admit I bought 2 additional sets for my parents [both in late 70's] - they love them and I'm glad to say they annoy the upstairs neighbours a lot less since I bought them!...more
Sennheiser RS 130 Price Comparison
Customer Sennheiser RS 130 Reviews (3)
by - written on 07/04/12 (Somewhat useful, 25 readings)
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I had a pair of Beyerdynamic DT550's for about 20 years until they started playing up. This was a disaster as I had grown to love everything about them. I searched about and found these - good reviews, wireless, my friend had a set of Senhheisers -= decided to buy them. They are good but not a patch on the Beyers. I find them pretty comfortable to wear, I love the way they charge simply by placing the headphones on the stand but sound quality is only just acceptable. As stated in previous reviews it is too easy to hit the tune button when looking for volume button. When you listen to anything that has a quiet insert then I'm afraid you can hear a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/12/08 (Useful, 216 readings)
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After many years of satisfaction that I had with an older model of the wireless headphones from Sennheiser, I thought it was the right time for something new and a possibly better headphone. I did some research: I looked for the price / quality ratio, test results and reviews on several websites. After my little investigation, I decided to go for yet another Sennheiser, the RS-130. I very happy with my purchase! Especially if I look to the prices of other headphones, if you want an exceptional music quality like this Sennheiser (The Sennheiser RS 130 has a very good price / quality ratio). I like the fact that you can use AAA NiMH batteries. So you don't need a special .. Read the complete review
by - written on 19/06/07, updated on 29/05/09 (Very useful, 433 readings)
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RS130 headphones are comfortable open-air phones and very light. They with a base station that contains the 900MHz wireless transmitter. You recharge the headphones by resting them on the base. There are metal contacts on the top of the headphones and these make contact with the metal base. You will still need the two AAA nickel-metal-hydride batteries that are included. Sennheiser claims that the batteries last for about twenty hours after just one charge and so far this seems quite accurate although it may vary a little depending on the volume you use etc. The base/charger must always be hooked up either to your HTIB/receiver's analogue stereo outputs or to a headphone Read the complete review
Technical Details for Sennheiser RS 130
| Product Description | Sennheiser RS 130 - headphones |
| Product Type | Headphones - wireless - radio |
| Recommended Use | TV, home audio system |
| Headphones Type | Headphones - binaural |
| Headphones Form Factor | Ear-cup |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless - radio |
| Radio Frequency Range | 863 - 865MHz |
| Sound Output Mode | Stereo |
| Frequency Response | 18 - 21000 Hz |
| Signal-To-Noise Ratio | 68 dBA |
