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Sennheiser HD 660 S Open-Back Audiophile Headphones (Refurbished) for
$249.95.
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Features:- Open-back dynamic reference headphones
- All-new 42 mm transducer and 38 mm diaphragm
- Aluminum voice coils for effortless detail and engaging dynamics
- Ventilated driver reduces turbulence for clarity across the entire frequency range
- Special damping element made from fine acoustic metal mesh
- Includes detachable ¼-inch (6.3mm) single-ended and 4.4mm balanced cables
- Lightweight, timeless design and comfortable velour pads for hours of fatigue-free listening
- Acoustic components manufactured and assembled to tightest tolerances for optimized performance
- Impedance: 150 ohms
- Frequency response: 9 – 41,500 Hz
- Total harmonic distortion: <0.04%
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I am not saying one is better than the other! just making sure people know about other options....
https://youtu.be/azrIm2y7JXA
Also r t i n g s scoring does not directly represent the quality of the product, headphones have unique sound signatures for a reason and should not be judged by a flatline signature
Aftermarket earpads alter the sound too much
Welcome to the audiophile world
Some earpads cost $400.
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All good headphones, it just depends on what sound signature you're looking for. If you want to play competitive games I would recommend the 560S over the others simply because the 6X0 headphones have very little soundstage and weird directional imaging. For music listening in this price range I recommend the Sundara over any of these but those are also not ideal for gaming and they definitely need an amp.
I think it's hard to really go wrong with any of these headphones unless you really hate the sound signature.