Sennheiser HD 560 S Over-The-Ear Audiophile Headphones - Neutral Frequency Response, E.A.R. Technology for Wide Sound Field, Open-Back Earcups, Detachable Cable, (Black) (HD 560S)

One word- excellent! Highly recommended, and fantastic value for substantially less than the HD 600 models.

These headphones are very nice and comfortable. And most importantly, they sound great. I mainly use my headphones at home, and I must say that Amazon HD music sounds amazing. I dont need more expensive headphones than these to enjoy HiFi music at home. Highly recommend.

Previous headphones: Sennheiser 439 and Logitech G533

llevo aprox poco mas de 2 años con ellos , son unos audifonos ligeros muy comodos para gente que los usa en largas sesiones de audio , tienen una muy buena calidad de audio cuando se le acompaña de archivo de audio y de un buen DAC/AMP , durante este tiempo los estuve probando con difentes dacs en cual en cada uno de ellos sale las caracteristicas de cada unos de ellos gracias a estos ser Tener su curva y poder ecualizarlos a nuestro gusto

Knockout for Sennheiser, especially at this price.

I was very surprised at how light the headset is. I like the clamping force. I can wear it with the top fully extended so it wont give me a dent in my hair on the top of my head or I can wear it normal and it feels nice either way. Nothing amazing with bass or anything, but I have zero complaints with the sound. Paired with a Rodecaster Pro. Very happy with it and would buy it again if it broke. Had it a few months now.

Don’t bother researching headphones.

Really nice quality plastic. Feels firm. At first, the headphones may feel tight but dont forget to adjust the length and let the soft pads cut your ears. Really comfortable. I can wear them to listen to music, watch movies, and play games all day.

When I grew up I often listened to my fathers Stax electrostatic headphones. Ive always compared headphones against them and none have measured up until now. The Sennheiser 560 S comes extremely close. They will reveal everything about the recording you are listening to in a fantastically neutral but highly accurate way. The soundstage and imaging are marvelous. So the good is they will reveal everything. The intricate details of an instrument, voice, or sound effects will be reproduced in full detail, imaging, and clarity. Pretty much if its in the recording, you will hear it, neutrally and naturally. The bad is they will reveal everything. For example, if you play analog recordings, you will likely hear every possible flaw, including any hiss, distortion, or saturation.

I am very impressed with these headphones. These headphones are reference quality, meaning that if a recording has too much bass or treble for instance one will know its the recording, speaker or amp coloring the sound. Not the headphones. Sound stage and imaging is great too.