Sennheiser HD 200 PRO Closed-back Monitoring Headphones
₨9,500.00
- Closed-back over-ear design offers excellent attenuation of external noise
- Proprietary neodymium magnets ensure detailed sound with loads of low-end punch
- Lightweight design with soft ear cushions provide outstanding comfort
- Robust single-sided 2m (6.56′) cable gives rise to tangle-free, unencumbered movement
- 1/4″ stereo jack adapter is included
- 1-Year Nepal Music Gallery’s Warranty
Description
Circumaural vs. supra-aural
In layman’s terms, these words simply mean “over ear” (circumaural) and “on ear” (supra-aural). In the case of headphones, this refers to the design of the earcup, which is the cushion that sits between the headphone’s speakers (drivers) and your ear. Here at Sweetwater, we rarely use supra-aural headphones for professional applications, although they’re great for casual listening — especially if you need to be aware of what’s going on around you. On the other hand, over-ear headphones like these Sennheiser HD 200 PROs offer excellent attenuation of external noise.
Closed-back vs. open-back
Also referred to sometimes as simply “closed” and “open,” this distinction addresses the design of the part of the headphone that covers the area behind the driver in a straight line away from the side of your head. Closed-back headphones like these Sennheiser HD 200 PROs prevent sound from escaping and leaking into your microphone. The downside of this design is that it traps pressure inside the headphone, which creates false low frequencies. These false low frequencies are fine for most uses (and even desirable in consumer products), but less desirable for critical listening.
The Sennheiser story
Sennheiser has been producing broadcast technology products since the 1940s and continues to develop microphone technology and wireless systems. Based in Germany, Sennheiser actually began as Laboratorium Wennebostel, manufacturing tube voltmeters. Microphone production followed shortly, and Lab W microphones quickly became a trusted name in broadcast, movie, and TV production. After adopting the Sennheiser name in 1958, their continued advancements in microphone technology soon made them popular with recording studios. Notable innovations include some of the first RF wireless systems for TV and stage use, the first interference tube mic for movies and TV, and the world’s first open-back headphones.
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Mackie MC-150 Professional Closed-back Headphones
Closed-Back Headphones with 50mm Transducer, Padded Headband, and Collapsible Design
- Circumaural
- Precise 50 mm drivers deliver outstanding transparency across the entire frequency spectrum
- Amplified bass reproduction accurately reproduces low and very low frequencies, so that individual bass notes or kick drums can be heard very well
- A soft padded and adjustable headband and comfortable ear cushions provide an ergonomic fit for hours of comfort, while providing optimal bass response and cushioning for outside noise
- Robust and durable design meets all requirements
- Collapsible for easy and space saving storage
- Ideal for: Studio Monitoring, DJs, Field Recording, Personal Listening and much more
- Removable and straight cable with lockable bayonet connector
- Frequency response: 15 – 20000 Hz
- Impedance: 32 Ohms
- Driver: 50 mm
- Sensitivity: 86 dB
- Exchangeable earpads
- 15° Swivel joint
- Cable length: 3 m
- Weight: 265 g
- Includes gold-plated 6.3 mm adapter and carrying case
- 1 Year warranty From Nepal Music Gallery
₨15,500.00
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