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Massdrop X Sennheiser HD 6XX Open-Back Headphones (Midnight Blue) on sale for $179 - $20 when you apply discount code
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$159.
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Features:
- Transducer principle: Open, dynamic
- Frequency response: 10 Hz – 41 kHz
- THD: < 0.05%
- Nominal impedance: 300 ohm
- Cable length: 6' (1.8 m)
- Connector: â…›'' (3.5 mm)
- Weight without cable: 9.2 oz (260 g)
- Includes ⅛–¼'' (3.5–6.35 mm) adapter
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The HD 6XX is a warm, mid focused open back headphone that shares the same internals as the pricier HD650, and it has a long track record as a durable daily listen. The sound stays engaging on older or poorly recorded tracks, with an intimate presentation that still reveals plenty of detail. Comfort is generally good, though the clamp can feel firm at first and may need headband adjustment. The nonstandard connector makes mic add ons awkward, and replacement ear pads can be a meaningful future cost, making this a strong value if you want classic Sennheiser sound.
Common Questions (5)
No, the headphone-side connector is not a standard 3.5mm jack, so a BoomPro-style mic does not plug in directly. A separate mic setup or adapter is needed instead.
The HD 6XX is a warmer version of the HD600, with strong mids and a more intimate soundstage. That tuning can be especially appealing if you want a smoother, less bright presentation.
Yes, the HD 6XX has noticeable clamp force at first. The headband can be carefully bent to reduce it over time, and the fit is generally described as more clampy than some alternatives.
$159 matches prior Frontpage deals, though it is not the absolute lowest seen; a $149 price appeared in January. It is still considered a strong buy for the HD 6XX's performance at this price.
The HD 6XX uses the same internals as the much more expensive HD650. That makes it a popular way to get the HD650-style sound without paying the full retail price.
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If anybody has experience comparing these to other headphones, would you recommend anything else above these, in that sub-$250 price range? I'm considering getting new headphones and am wrestling with the idea of replacing these. I liked them but I sort of agree with some reviewers that they lack warmth and don't have enough bass...and I have almost no other headphone experience. This price is tempting.
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but i am guessing you could also use a 3.5mm headphone and mic splitter/adapter to combine the headphones and mocmic into a single 3.5mm plug for something like a PS5 controller.
all that being said. i ended up selling that setup (6xx and modmic). went with a Steel Series Arctis 7+. works with both my PC and PS5. they sound great. sure the HD 6XX are technically better. but ease of use, software adjustments & the wireless ability all make the Steel Series a better choice for me (for gaming).
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