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Sennheiser - HD 560S

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r/HeadphoneAdviceWired Headphones with really good Spactial audio (for gaming)
3 months ago

The Sennehiser HD 560S. Probably the best sub-200€ option for competitive gaming.

r/HeadphoneAdviceHeadphones for gaming
about 1 month ago

Sennheiser HD 560s + Jcally jm6 pro.

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r/mixingmasteringBackup recommendations Mixing Headphones for cheap?
3 months ago

Hot take, Sennheiser HD560, i use them as main headphones, and they have flat bass and mids, highs are pretty analytical

r/MetalForTheMassesWhat headphones do yall listen to metal with?
3 months ago

Audio engineer here, i use sennheiser HD560S, and KZ AM16. The sennheiser are more neutral and have a really flat frequency response, while the KZs are more V shaped with a fuck ton of bass

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r/HeadphoneAdviceNot sure which headphones for gaming
3 months ago

560S has NO bass. This is a hard one to recommend. If its competitive 560S is king in that price range. If its immersion than the FT1 is a much better buy. Especially since op prefers closed back.

r/HeadphoneAdviceNot sure which headphones for gaming
3 months ago

False. I can already tell you dont actually game . There is competitive gaming . In which case you DON'T want any bass. Footsteps and directional tonality is king. For IMMERSION. Making a situation FEEL REAL and ACCURATE then you NEED GOOD BASS. 560S wont give you that thump for explosions and gun shots and car accidents. I should know i own the set. You can try to eq but it wont thump hard enough before you get bad extortion. This is why I like to be as descriptive as possible.

r/HeadphoneAdviceNot sure which headphones for gaming
3 months ago

I clearly already stated that. If its competitive. Than no bass isn't a problem . It actually benefits you. You keep regurgitating competitive like I already haven't mentioned it. The problem is immersion. Thats where the 560S fall apart. This is a fact. Bass roll off sounds like shit if you want realistic sounds like explosions m gun shots. Fucking dinosaur footsteps. Even on forza. The damn transmission gear changes sound like ass on the 560S lol. You NEED good ACCURATE bass for IMMERSION. If op wants competitive only then yeah. 560S is king in that price bracket.

r/HeadphoneAdviceNot sure which headphones for gaming
3 months ago

Hmmm this is hard. You either get bass or no bass in that price bracket. 560S for footsteps steps Ft1 for immersion gaming. If eq is an option than the FT1 is a better buy. And lower the bass. I've tried eq the 560S and it just doesnt give you that accurate deep bass you want from explosions and gun shots. Explosions fall flat. Car accidents sound like you're in a can lol.

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r/headphonesI analyzed 231,627 Reddit comments to find the best headphones according to r/headphones
about 2 months ago

No way Senn’s 560s are better ranked than 660S2 😣😣

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r/HeadphoneAdviceWhat are the best headphones for mainly gaming?
3 months ago

Audio Technica Rx50 are very good for gaming except no mic but you can get add on mics. They are also very light and comfortable. $US 170 Sennhesier HD560S is another good option. $US 200. The RX50 might have more soundstage, but both are good in that area. The R50X is a bit more sensitive, so it will be easy to drive and louder at same volume levels.

r/HeadphoneAdviceWhat are the best headphones for mainly gaming?
3 months ago

Yes, both the R50X and 560S would be good for sound location in games.

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r/TIdaLWhat Headphones would you guys recommend?
6 months ago

This is good advice. Get some good entry level Sennheiser hd560s now. Then spend the next months or till budget allows researching your next more expensive pair. The HD560s will give you a good foundation to decide what you actually want . More bass , more clarity , more warmth etc etc.

r/headphonesr/headphones Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk
8 months ago

So I've had the HD560s a year , first step into good headphones and I love them.  However I do feel there is room for a bit more. I've been researching other wired headphones and it's really hard and confusing to work out a really good upgrade as there is always conflicting opinions. So I could probably do with a bit more personal advice. I listen to most genres but typically louder music. I sometimes find I'd like a bit more from the various sub genres of Metal , Shoegaze , Guitar heavy alternative and synth driven electronic. Synth is my favourite sound ....however I always need the vocals to be at the forefront and like to hear all the instruments ...however bass isn't a huge deal for me. I guess I'm looking for the holy grail of clarity and warmth. I'm saving work tips ( so frivolous purchase acceptable ) and expect to have about £500 by Christmas so that's a ballpark budget id go over for the perfect headphones. Also I'm aware of the concept of diminishing returns and know I already have good headphones ...I will happily keep the Hd560s but do want to experience a decent upgrade. Advice from anyone with similar taste highly appreciated. TDLR ....a good upgrade for HD560s for louder genres of music?

r/headphonesr/headphones Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk
6 months ago

Just to let you know I bought the Meze 105 aer thanks to your recommendation and a bit of research. They are exactly what I was looking for and I love them so thanks again .

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r/sennheiserBest Headphones?
3 months ago

hd550 is a fairly affordable and safe pick imo. If you don't mind eq the 560s is another good set. If you love vocals get something from the hd6-line. HD660S2 can be found anywhere near $400 these days

r/sennheiserBest gaming headphones?
2 months ago

go with the hd560s

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r/musicproductionWhats better for music productions Audio-Technica ath-m50x or sony mdr 7506
about 1 month ago

The Sennhesier HD560s are supposed to be good FRFR headphones that aren't crazy expensive compared to others. If you have to use headphones, get Sonarworks SoundID (\~$150), or Slate VSX (\~$300). I've used SoundID and it has a profile for my Kn 8400's that corrects its EQ curve. The 8400s are notoriously bass-y. I would like to try Slate's system out but I'm not willing to spend that much money right now.

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r/headphonesI analyzed 231,627 Reddit comments to find the best headphones according to r/headphones
about 2 months ago

Highly depends on what you’re looking for. But for music listening and gaming the 560s offers a more musical/ and engaging presentation.

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