I've used these for 7 years now. Sound better than when I bought them, just need to buy a new cable cause it's starting to tear a bit. Still though, 7 years and these are amazing. Listen to alot of hip hop, ambient, rock, classic, opera, jazz, talk etc. Works great for all genres. I even used these for PC gaming, fps games etc. Works great on high level :-) I think these sound very natural, more bass would just be wrong. (Like Beats)
My Sennheiser 25 is very noticeably more quiet in the deep bass region. But maybe it's just that my ears are especially bad down there. But I'm not sure that's the explanation as I'm young.
@@Filipmalek1 All parts are replaceable on these, I just replaced my curly cable for another curly cable by MIAYAYA for £13.99 from Amazon, the original from Sennheiser costs £40. Works perfectly & even looks & feels better as it's a Matt the cable is slightly thinner making it lighter when wearing them.
I've had HD 25 II's since 08 and they still look n sound like new, the tight pressure relaxes over time and you can wear them for hours n hours without ever feeling like you've got headphones on. Yes he's right about the sound, it's pretty natural and they are great for DJing Not only will you see alot of DJs wearing them but sports broadcasters too Forget beats!
I have been using the same HD25-II *daily for 12 years now* I have replaced the ear pads (you can buy supplies). It works perfectly. Probably these will last longer than me... I have tortured the wire with chair legs many times, nothing happened. And if something happens, you can order a wire only. I wear them at work every day all day. The best thing about them though is not durability, but the weight. They are very light so it is comfortable to wear them. But probably my head shape already adjusted to them. - Despite the lightweightness they are extremely well isolated - no sound goes *out* so I used them in studio when recording instruments. - Sound quality is very good - maybe not audiophile but honest and listenable for days. Best headphones IMHO ever. Really
I still have mine HD 25 -1 since the year 2000 and still rocking . Only had to change the audio cable once and the ear pad once as well. For me the best DJ headphones ever produce.
For less then $200 or somewhere about that price point you can enjoy all the music you already own as you have never before. So if you like music, just buy the Sennheiser HD25 II. I have the HD25 II (so not the HD25-1 II) and I have been using these for 4 years and I recommend them to everyone! The sound definition is awesome, you really hear more detail in music that you just don't hear with cheaper headphones. I always say that these headphones are for music lovers that want to hear more definition in the music, not just more bass or treble. Everyone is talking about booming bass sounds and punchy highs in a headphone.... This is not what you want, you want a balanced sound with a lot of detail. This detail is what makes music sound better on headphones, hi-fi speaker or studio monitors. Think of it as music is a blu-ray movie, but right now you are watching it on a old tv-monitor(crappy headphones). there is a lot of detail in the blu-ray movie that you can't see on your old tv-monitor because the monitor can't display it properly. A HD-TV can display this, so just buy a HD-TV already.
***** its 18ohm to be used without an amp. 1 II are 70ohm so you need amp. and cause its less ohm doesn't mean its not upgrade. this is an upgrade too since you won't need to carry an amp when you use your phone. and Amperior are better than 1 II in sound quality. another upgrade
From the Sennheiser site "HD 25 II Article No. 502105 As HD 25-1 II, but with 2m steel cable and straight jack plug " On the side of your headphones, does it say HD 25-1 II or HD 25 II(not sure if this should be different), have you a 2 meter cable, if it's a 3 meter cable with straight plug then you might have the 600 ohm version ? en-de.sennheiser.com/on-ear-dj-headphones-hd-25-1-ii (click on Variants down the left side)
I have mine for 14 years and I only changed the cable ones and the ear pads twice. They are indestructible! The sound is still awesome and I use them for everything (listening to music in the train, DJing, music production, voice conferences, etc...). In my opinion the best bang for the buck!
@@tookmusic the 70 ohm of this headset on a iphone 7 is a problem or not ? Cause i would like to use it on my phone... thanks for ur answer, have a good day
@@tookmusic thats so good tho, also, do you know the difference between the hd25-1 II and the hd25 ? Cause the hd25 is more expensive than the hd25-1 II.
Hi, As a Dj since the early 2000's I have owned these headphones Smashed them up and rebuilt them. I actually have a pair on listening to this video. The main reason they are the standard in my opinion is 70 ohms. When your in a club and the music is loud, also you have monitor speakers in the booth you need to turn your phones up. Most headphones are around 30 ohms and they burn out. I have had these drivers on my current pair for about 10 years plus now.
Thanks for your review. Been DJ'ing for over 20 years and wanted to buy a dedicated pair of headphones for the job again and settled for these. No regrets.
The first time I put a HD25 on my head that belongs to be a DJ friend of my. I didn't wanted to take it off, the sounds was like sitting under a warm blanket next to a fire place.
Thank you for that review. I am a Pro musician and am looking for a good reference headphone that doesnt have a huge ear cup and this one looks about the right size. I also liked your input on how the headphones do not boost any particular frequency - but also allows you to hear the entire audio range - thats important to me. You get a Two Thumbs Up from Me~!!!
Watching this with my HD25:s on, had them for approx 10 years. They are top notch, only thing is my iPhone/computer have a hard time powering them at high volumes. That goes for all good headphones though...
Best ever headphones i have ever owned. Sounds great, feels great. While djing i have a tendency to overpower them. Using for the last 10+ yrs they haven't burned out. all parts can be replaced easily if need be.
as an audio engineer I LOVE my HD25s, but as a consumer I might want something with a bit more low-mid to low weight, such as JBL Synchros (although the JBL active headphones are great with the active turned OFF lol) or Sony MDR Z7 (they still make nice cans).
Best headphones I've owned. huge difference compared to the regular earphones that come with the iphone. Got the he400i and those can't compete with these at all especially in the bass department. These cans have bass slam thats lacking in every open back headphone. The bass is big and yet clean with hardly any distortion, makes listening to any music really fun. A lot of the higher end stuff doesn't sound any cleaner and lacks balls and punch that these provide.
i'm a somewhat average consumer...highest headphones i have are shure srh840's and i love these headphhones....and are probably the best option for a bass head that also wants reference on ears.
They're not really studio headphones, there are better choices for that. That being said, they are excellent DJ headphones and really good for allround use. I use mine daily for really any purpose (at home connected to the amp I hooked to my PC, DJing, for train rides etc.). They are also the #1 choice for professionals, whenever you see a TV crew there is a 99% chance the sound guy is wearing these. They are extremely durable, and even if something breaks somehow there is replacement parts available. You could theoretically buy an entire unit in spare parts and assemble it yourself.
I have them and I can tell that once you're used to those headphones, going back to other classics headphones is a hard return to reality... It's the 1080p. of the Sound (i'm an electronic music fan and not a professionnal)
your referring to the noise cancellation ( it cancels out the ambient noise by playing it at a negative frequency) through a small( or multiple ) mics inside or outside the headphones to cancel out noise
I don't know if it's just me, but when I tried QC15s I heard this really annoying high-pitched sound and it gave gave me a headache within a minute. But I was referring to their speakers mostly, ANC headphones aren't really necessary in regular consumer applications imo. Like in the bus or on the train. A good closed can can block out most of that too. ANC is mostly for aircraft and serious applications if you ask me.
These old HD25-1 from the 90's are the best ones, double the price as the new HD25 ! The new HD25 post 2000 are not the same, different speaker ratings to the old one's ! So if you have the old 90's HD25-1 you lucky to have the best ones !✌
Hey. I owned the Tma-1 for awhile, than I sold them and got the sennheisers. If you hear more bassy songs I'd recommend the Tma 1's but if you are looking for more detail in the other areas, mids and highs get the sennheisers. Either way, both are great !
great review, I got a chance to see them and they were amazing and I put down a deposit. I'd be using them solely for producing and they sound perfect, the quality is next to none.
Well, my ears can still hear very high frequencies that most other people don't hear. Old TV going on, PC's power supply meeting the end of its life, etc. But really, a good closed headphone will also be very isolating once you start playing the music back and no messing around with batteries and much better sound quality as well. Even better get some good IEMs!
Yeah true they might not be the coolest looking headphones, but a lot of people recognize that it has amazing sound. So for these headphones, which is more important sound or looks?
if you really want to cut out noise, look at some iem (in ear monitors/earphones). those actually isolate ambient noise the most without using 1) Batteries 2) don't interfere with the natural sound--> listened to the qc15s... adds an artificial layer to the music... not my cup of tea..... Plus most noise cancelling headphones sound pretty bad (some exceptions of course) qc15 is on the top of that list(good sounding ac headphones i mean)
which FiiO do you have? I've got the E11 and am in love. any problems or concerns with yours? I'm trying to get UAC to do a review on it...People would freak at the difference it makes
nice review everyone is talking about how awesome they are. But the new Sennheiser HD25 light, is it the same sound/speakers with cheaper material or is it completeley different?
One thing I really value is bass because that drives a lot of my beat matching in hip hop and house music, do any of the dis find the really balanced sound an issue?
I have a pair of the original "first editions" of these, although they're the HD25-1 not the HD25-1 II like those, they are well built and unlike those, they were made in Germany, whereas those were ireland. If i need to, i can prove it to anyone by sending pictures of them on Hangouts.
Guys I need your help, due to the high recommendation to buy the HD-25s I need a fact-based, truly feedback. I'm a hobbie DJ and a music listener, I want the headphones not just for DJing but for all day use like flying, traveling, long time listening music at home, etc. Are they good for those purposes?
Got to borrow a pair from a friend after the cable on my Shure SRH840 broke. I'm shocked by how good reviews these get, for listening the music they are not even close to my shure headphones. Even though I understand these might be mostly for DJs I got to say that if you want a pair of headphones for listening to music at home, these are not the way to go.
Hey, sorry doing this ask here but, do you thing that Beats will update beats wireless ultil the end of the year? Thanks a lot. Love your chanell and sorry my bad english.
Hi there! Great review. Can I ask you where you got the velour ears from? Is it true that only the left ear side can rotate because my right side doesn't... Thanks!
I've used these for 7 years now. Sound better than when I bought them, just need to buy a new cable cause it's starting to tear a bit. Still though, 7 years and these are amazing. Listen to alot of hip hop, ambient, rock, classic, opera, jazz, talk etc. Works great for all genres. I even used these for PC gaming, fps games etc. Works great on high level :-)
I think these sound very natural, more bass would just be wrong. (Like Beats)
I have some closed hd 569 . there is not very loud bass. But you can hear all the levels of bass clearly. My ears love sennheiser!
My Sennheiser 25 is very noticeably more quiet in the deep bass region. But maybe it's just that my ears are especially bad down there. But I'm not sure that's the explanation as I'm young.
can you actually replace the cable?
@@Filipmalek1 All parts are replaceable on these, I just replaced my curly cable for another curly cable by MIAYAYA for £13.99 from Amazon, the original from Sennheiser costs £40. Works perfectly & even looks & feels better as it's a Matt the cable is slightly thinner making it lighter when wearing them.
I've had HD 25 II's since 08 and they still look n sound like new, the tight pressure relaxes over time and you can wear them for hours n hours without ever feeling like you've got headphones on. Yes he's right about the sound, it's pretty natural and they are great for DJing
Not only will you see alot of DJs wearing them but sports broadcasters too
Forget beats!
I have been using the same HD25-II *daily for 12 years now* I have replaced the ear pads (you can buy supplies). It works perfectly.
Probably these will last longer than me... I have tortured the wire with chair legs many times, nothing happened. And if something happens, you can order a wire only.
I wear them at work every day all day. The best thing about them though is not durability, but the weight. They are very light so it is comfortable to wear them. But probably my head shape already adjusted to them.
- Despite the lightweightness they are extremely well isolated - no sound goes *out* so I used them in studio when recording instruments.
- Sound quality is very good - maybe not audiophile but honest and listenable for days.
Best headphones IMHO ever. Really
I still have mine HD 25 -1 since the year 2000 and still rocking . Only had to change the audio cable once and the ear pad once as well. For me the best DJ headphones ever produce.
For less then $200 or somewhere about that price point you can enjoy all the music you already own as you have never before. So if you like music, just buy the Sennheiser HD25 II.
I have the HD25 II (so not the HD25-1 II) and I have been using these for 4 years and I recommend them to everyone!
The sound definition is awesome, you really hear more detail in music that you just don't hear with cheaper headphones. I always say that these headphones are for music lovers that want to hear more definition in the music, not just more bass or treble.
Everyone is talking about booming bass sounds and punchy highs in a headphone.... This is not what you want, you want a balanced sound with a lot of detail. This detail is what makes music sound better on headphones, hi-fi speaker or studio monitors. Think of it as music is a blu-ray movie, but right now you are watching it on a old tv-monitor(crappy headphones). there is a lot of detail in the blu-ray movie that you can't see on your old tv-monitor because the monitor can't display it properly. A HD-TV can display this, so just buy a HD-TV already.
i bought the Sennheiser Amperior (upgraded version of HD25-1 II)
Made1nGreece mate it's not a upgrade tbh, actually they have less ohm.. the 1 II have 72ohm, amperior has 18 or 32 ohm i believe
***** its 18ohm to be used without an amp. 1 II are 70ohm so you need amp. and cause its less ohm doesn't mean its not upgrade. this is an upgrade too since you won't need to carry an amp when you use your phone. and Amperior are better than 1 II in sound quality. another upgrade
What abou the isolation?? U didnt say anything about that...the isolation is one of its best features of these hedphones...
I have had these for 5 and a half years and they still work perfect. I will never sell them!
From the Sennheiser site
"HD 25 II Article No. 502105
As HD 25-1 II, but with 2m steel cable and straight jack plug "
On the side of your headphones, does it say HD 25-1 II or HD 25 II(not sure if this should be different), have you a 2 meter cable, if it's a 3 meter cable with straight plug then you might have the 600 ohm version ?
en-de.sennheiser.com/on-ear-dj-headphones-hd-25-1-ii (click on Variants down the left side)
I have mine for 14 years and I only changed the cable ones and the ear pads twice. They are indestructible! The sound is still awesome and I use them for everything (listening to music in the train, DJing, music production, voice conferences, etc...). In my opinion the best bang for the buck!
@@tookmusic the 70 ohm of this headset on a iphone 7 is a problem or not ? Cause i would like to use it on my phone... thanks for ur answer, have a good day
@@preachers8675 I use them with my Samsung A3 and it's totally fine.
@@tookmusic thats so good tho, also, do you know the difference between the hd25-1 II and the hd25 ? Cause the hd25 is more expensive than the hd25-1 II.
sennheiser hd 25 ... the only headphone you have to own
Hi, As a Dj since the early 2000's I have owned these headphones Smashed them up and rebuilt them. I actually have a pair on listening to this video. The main reason they are the standard in my opinion is 70 ohms. When your in a club and the music is loud, also you have monitor speakers in the booth you need to turn your phones up. Most headphones are around 30 ohms and they burn out. I have had these drivers on my current pair for about 10 years plus now.
Respect for going into the more Hi-Fi category of headphones. Would appreciate more reviews of Sennheisers, AKG, Grado, etc.
Lightweight, perfect sound, durability, practical, the Sennheiser hd25-1 II.
i just want to say thank you for your time in making these useful videos man, :)
Thanks for your review. Been DJ'ing for over 20 years and wanted to buy a dedicated pair of headphones for the job again and settled for these. No regrets.
The first time I put a HD25 on my head that belongs to be a DJ friend of my. I didn't wanted to take it off, the sounds was like sitting under a warm blanket next to a fire place.
Thank you for that review. I am a Pro musician and am looking for a good reference headphone that doesnt have a huge ear cup and this one looks about the right size. I also liked your input on how the headphones do not boost any particular frequency - but also allows you to hear the entire audio range - thats important to me. You get a Two Thumbs Up from Me~!!!
Two thumbs up from me as well!
Watching this with my HD25:s on, had them for approx 10 years. They are top notch, only thing is my iPhone/computer have a hard time powering them at high volumes. That goes for all good headphones though...
Good clear review, Thanks from Norway
Best ever headphones i have ever owned. Sounds great, feels great. While djing i have a tendency to overpower them. Using for the last 10+ yrs they haven't burned out. all parts can be replaced easily if need be.
I have those for 19 years and they are still like brand new.
as an audio engineer I LOVE my HD25s, but as a consumer I might want something with a bit more low-mid to low weight, such as JBL Synchros (although the JBL active headphones are great with the active turned OFF lol) or Sony MDR Z7 (they still make nice cans).
Best headphones I've owned. huge difference compared to the regular earphones that come with the iphone. Got the he400i and those can't compete with these at all especially in the bass department. These cans have bass slam thats lacking in every open back headphone. The bass is big and yet clean with hardly any distortion, makes listening to any music really fun. A lot of the higher end stuff doesn't sound any cleaner and lacks balls and punch that these provide.
i'm a somewhat average consumer...highest headphones i have are shure srh840's and i love these headphhones....and are probably the best option for a bass head that also wants reference on ears.
The momentums should be your next pair. They are for the AVC. I personally can't wait to get my hands on them.
The rotation was for Cameraman use. These headphones were made for cameras in the first place, but the dj word discovered them as good headphones.
They're not really studio headphones, there are better choices for that. That being said, they are excellent DJ headphones and really good for allround use. I use mine daily for really any purpose (at home connected to the amp I hooked to my PC, DJing, for train rides etc.). They are also the #1 choice for professionals, whenever you see a TV crew there is a 99% chance the sound guy is wearing these. They are extremely durable, and even if something breaks somehow there is replacement parts available. You could theoretically buy an entire unit in spare parts and assemble it yourself.
I have them and I can tell that once you're used to those headphones, going back to other classics headphones is a hard return to reality... It's the 1080p. of the Sound (i'm an electronic music fan and not a professionnal)
now this vid is a vid on how to do a perfect review, good job uac thumbs up from me
OH MY GOD!! I HAVE OWNED THESE FOR 10 YEARS AND I HAVE ONLY JUST DISCOVERED THAT MY HEADPHONES HEAD SUPPORT SPLIT INTO TWO!!
your referring to the noise cancellation ( it cancels out the ambient noise by playing it at a negative frequency) through a small( or multiple ) mics inside or outside the headphones to cancel out noise
I don't know if it's just me, but when I tried QC15s I heard this really annoying high-pitched sound and it gave gave me a headache within a minute.
But I was referring to their speakers mostly, ANC headphones aren't really necessary in regular consumer applications imo. Like in the bus or on the train. A good closed can can block out most of that too. ANC is mostly for aircraft and serious applications if you ask me.
Awesome cans!! I have a pair of these,on top of it all i found them at a hotel i was working at. Awesome sound isolation,and the cable is replaceable.
These old HD25-1 from the 90's are the best ones, double the price as the new HD25 ! The new HD25 post 2000 are not the same, different speaker ratings to the old one's !
So if you have the old 90's HD25-1 you lucky to have the best ones !✌
Turn on a bass boost. You get big bass, and accurate bass, unlike Beats, plus the other frequencies aren't destroyed by the bass.
What if we compare it with Beyer Dynamic pro DT 770?
Hey. I owned the Tma-1 for awhile, than I sold them and got the sennheisers.
If you hear more bassy songs I'd recommend the Tma 1's but if you are looking for more detail in the other areas, mids and highs get the sennheisers. Either way, both are great !
great review, I got a chance to see them and they were amazing and I put down a deposit. I'd be using them solely for producing and they sound perfect, the quality is next to none.
Well, my ears can still hear very high frequencies that most other people don't hear. Old TV going on, PC's power supply meeting the end of its life, etc. But really, a good closed headphone will also be very isolating once you start playing the music back and no messing around with batteries and much better sound quality as well. Even better get some good IEMs!
Looks cooler with the headband open. Thanks for the review.
Yeah true they might not be the coolest looking headphones, but a lot of people recognize that it has amazing sound. So for these headphones, which is more important sound or looks?
Great review fam. Probably my favorite headphones.
I have mine for 15 years sounds the same from the first day I bought it.....Best Headphone period
listening to this video on these cans. they're great
When will you review the V-moda M100? I've been waiting for that review for a while now.
Great looking design and functionality..think I just found my back up cans
Ever tie a string to 2 cans with your friends, when you were a kid and talk through them?? That's my guess...
Nice review. I'm copping these. ✊🏾
if you really want to cut out noise, look at some iem (in ear monitors/earphones). those actually isolate ambient noise the most without using 1) Batteries 2) don't interfere with the natural sound--> listened to the qc15s... adds an artificial layer to the music... not my cup of tea..... Plus most noise cancelling headphones sound pretty bad (some exceptions of course) qc15 is on the top of that list(good sounding ac headphones i mean)
which FiiO do you have? I've got the E11 and am in love. any problems or concerns with yours? I'm trying to get UAC to do a review on it...People would freak at the difference it makes
Get the V-Moda M100. You will be happy for years with these guys. No matter what type of music you like. I promise
I own the hd 25-1 II Adidas originals. So better looking but the sound is the same. Which makes me so moist
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no, it's not. tone preference is subjective. sound quality is a discrete, measurable quantity
Everything on this device is subjective. You may like but others dont.
Oh yeah indeed, IEMs are the best for this kind of stuff. Super comfy as well (customs)!
nice review everyone is talking about how awesome they are. But the new Sennheiser HD25 light, is it the same sound/speakers with cheaper material or is it completeley different?
The HD 25 Light uses a different driver.
Good review
its design is more focused on function rather than aesthetics, BUT once you've tried them, you'll forget about aesthetics... :P
There is also an aluminum version and also one in black and blue in collaboration with adidas
Is there any possibility of you doing a review of the Fiio E11 DAC? So many people I think could benefit from it
These are THE most solid headphone ever. You can twist the headband 360 degrees without any ill effect. Try it, you won't snap the headband I swear.
if you watch his new vids the live chat mentions the review will be out soon
Got a question for you UrAvgConsumer - I own one of these - but it got uncomfortable very quicky (because I wear glasses) - do you have that problem?
One thing I really value is bass because that drives a lot of my beat matching in hip hop and house music, do any of the dis find the really balanced sound an issue?
Amperior. The fun brother of the HD-25
Excellent video !
OMG! I'm getting them by tomorrow probably!
They freaking rock! For the price you will be amazed.
I have a pair of the original "first editions" of these, although they're the HD25-1 not the HD25-1 II like those, they are well built and unlike those, they were made in Germany, whereas those were ireland. If i need to, i can prove it to anyone by sending pictures of them on Hangouts.
your evidence is not required
Nice :D Been waiting all week :P
do a review on the new beats tours, i really love the old ones and i wonder if they are worth to upgrade to.
can you please review sennheiser mm 500 x
i would say the only thing i dislike about it is its tight for the sound isolation and not as comfy for long hours of use age
when will you announce the winner for the track pack portable battery charger?
Hey thanks for the review! still helpful in 2022. Can you send me ear-pads link?
Guys I need your help, due to the high recommendation to buy the HD-25s I need a fact-based, truly feedback. I'm a hobbie DJ and a music listener, I want the headphones not just for DJing but for all day use like flying, traveling, long time listening music at home, etc. Are they good for those purposes?
Next time the vmoda m100s please :D
cans lol. hate that.
good review. they are not just for Djs. Incredible sound.
New top 5 headphones please!
so between these and the audio technica's ath m50 x's which do you prefer ?
i prefer the hd 25's
Love the channel name lmao
are you planning on the q and a tonight still?
Can you do an unboxing and/or review of the AIAIAI Studio Young Guru Edition? :)
Got to borrow a pair from a friend after the cable on my Shure SRH840 broke. I'm shocked by how good reviews these get, for listening the music they are not even close to my shure headphones. Even though I understand these might be mostly for DJs I got to say that if you want a pair of headphones for listening to music at home, these are not the way to go.
You can get these headphones in Adidas(blue) they look amazing!!!
Continuum by John Mayer is a really good album !
Hey UAC how about a review on the Bose QC20?
Hey, sorry doing this ask here but, do you thing that Beats will update beats wireless ultil the end of the year? Thanks a lot. Love your chanell and sorry my bad english.
I noticed you're rocking out to John Mayer's Continuum album :)
The beats tour v2 review is out soon right? Cant decide which earbuds I want to buy :S
umm so when are you going to do the comparision of the new studios vs old studios vs m50s vs v moda m100?
Do they only come with the straight cable or does it come with a coiled cable as well??
Please, do a review of Aiaiai TMA-1 :) I don't know what headphones are better: HD-25 II or TMA-1.
guys guys. his swag level is higher than all of ours as you can tell. leave him alone, or you might catch the swag.
Hi!
They do not leak?
I am looking for headphones for recording acoustic guitar for video collaborations.
Greetings
Hi there! Great review. Can I ask you where you got the velour ears from? Is it true that only the left ear side can rotate because my right side doesn't... Thanks!
yes its true
@@19ChiX98 4 year old comment 😆
Narendar Khambra lol ya 😂
thanks for the info
Can u move (rotate) the one (phone) which receives firstly the cable? Because any vid shows if it can be rotated and mine doesn´t, so...
so both the leather and the fabric ear cushions come with the headphones?
great channel
will i be able to check this video later? i mean, will you upload it to your channel?
You should check out beyerdynamic's DT 770's.
Have you tried the MTX IX1, I want to get them but I'm not quite sure how the bass is. Thanks.
what is the best backpack for all of ur gadgets? was it the case logic? please tell me good gadget backpacks with many pouches