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offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-10-25 02:51 [#00416255]
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Hi dunno if you saw my post on the other thread- which
cordless sennheisers is it that you've got? Are they closed
back (I can't find *any* closed back cordless ones...)?
What's the quality like compared to wired ones?
Would they be usable for djing?
Do they eat batterys?
What size is the "transmiter" and does it need to be plugged
into the mains?

Cheers. (I'm considering buying some BTW...)

 

offline neetta from Finland on 2002-10-25 03:02 [#00416265]
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i have T 80.

closed back?

the quality is better when nearer the transmitter, some
annoying buzzed sometimes. they do have an incredibly good
range (i can go out of the house with them when the
transmitter is upstairs). the sound is good but disturbed
sometimes. i would not use them for djing - when the battery
is weaker it also might weaken the sound and it might sound
too different.

they don't eat normal batteries. there is a small chargeable
little square battery thingy. i have two of those - so when
the other is at use the other is loading.

the transmitter is something like 6 x 6 inches in size. it
has to be plugged to the main as it functions as a battery
charger too.

the plastic parts of the headphones are a bit crappy (the
other has been broken once and the sennheiser importer sent
me new ones) and with this price class that is not very
nice. but otherwise very good home headphones. also great
with dvds :)


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-10-25 03:11 [#00416272]
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Ah, thanks for the info.

Closed back headphones go right round your ears (think of
the type radio DJs usually wear in photos) rather than
sitting on top of your ears. They also tend to block out all
other sound (my mate got knocked of fhis bike as he had
closed back headphones on and couldn't hear a car...)

I've got some decent open headphones for DVDs etc, so I'll
probably stick with HD-250 IIs for use with decks (when I
get them)...

Thanks.

 

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