Sennheiser HD-300 Pro

Długo szukałem uniwersalnych słuchawek, które mógłbym wykorzystać w studiu do wielu zastosowań. Te Senheisery sprawdzają się doskonale.
Są bardzo wygodne, mięciutkie i bardzo dobrze przylegają. Nawet długa praca w nich nie powoduje bólu głowy jak to miałęm przy Shure SRH440.
Jakoś materiałów wydaje się bardzo dobra, są miłe w dotyku i bardzo dobrze spasowane. Nawet trzeba czasem użyć sporej siły aby zmienić regulację. Ale to dobrze bo nic się przypadkiem nie przestawia.
Słuchawki są zwarte i nie wydają dźwięków przy ruchach głową i szczęką. Dla mnie to ważne bo pracuję z mikrofonami i na przykład wspomniane wyżej słuchawki Shure SRH440 trochę trzeszczały i stukały, co utrudniało pracę.
Jakoś dźwięku jest bardzo dobra z mocnym basem i wyraźną bazą stereo. Nie są to może słuchawki do bardzo wymagających zadań jak choćby mastering albo jakieś topowe miksowanie no ale umówmy się, że w tej cenie nie ma słuchawek do takich zastosowań :)
Jako odsłuch do nagrań, kontrola przy miksowaniu (gdzie głównie lecę na monitorach) albo odsłuch dla wokalistów/lektorów są świetne.
A i do oglądania filmów czy słuchania muzyki wspaniale się nadają.
Moim zdaniem w tej cenie nie ma nic lepszego. Ale to oczywiście kwestia gustu.

I'm a sound artist and field recordist, and I use these headphones both in my studio and in the field.

The sound is what you expect and love from Sennheiser headphones: clear, neutral and full of detail. On top of this, these cans have a lot of isolation, minimising bleed from outside so you can focus on the sound you want to listen to, even at lower volumes (and hence save your ears). Especially in the field this isolation is very welcome. It also makes them good tracking headphones.

The over ear design makes them very comfortable to wear, even for longer periods of time (hours in a row).

My one gripe with these headphones is the cable. They have a little bit of coil to minimise contact noises, and for the rest it's just a normal cable of adequate lenght. However, I found that this design doesn't allow me the flexibility of a fully coiled cable, and when used in the field, the cable (and the small bit of velcro you can use to wrap up the cable) quickly gets in the way of many of your movements. And it doesn't really diminish the contact noises that much. It's for this reason that lately I've left this headphone at home, and choose to use my HD280 instead. It has a very similar sound and practically just as much isolation, but the coiled cable of the HD280 makes it just a lot easier to use (short connection for most of the time, but can stretch to quite a distance when needed). While the cable of the 300-pro is replaceable, unfortunately Sennheiser does not make a fully coiled cable for this headphone.

Having been very inexperienced in music production I felt I needed to do a ton of research before deciding what was right for me. I eventually ended up on these headphones having watched several reviews and reading a few articles. I have never looked back, these headphones are absolutely perfect for me, the quality of these headphones is amazing for the price, Sennheiser focus on their "neutral" sound, and I am very impressed with the results. I use these in tandem with my Scarlett 2i2 when at my computer, however I also use them with Spotify when out and about.

These headphones are absolutely amazing and I would recommend anyone who's not an expert in music production, they are my pride and joy and I am so glad I bought them.

Pros:
Very Neutral and clear
Filters out loud noise and prevents headaches
Extremely comfortable
Replaceable cord

Neutrals:
The headphones are able to bend in many ways that make it more compact, however they feel like they may come loose after a while of use.

Cons:
While there are probably some cons, there were none I could think of that would prevent a purchase.

If mixing, use bad headphones too.

I bought the Sennheiser HD-300 pro for daily use in my studio. The sound is classic Sennheiser, clear and defined. If you like the sound of the HD-25 you will definitely like these quality headphones.
I like the thight fit of these cans, but I have noticed that it is not to everyones liking. So if you like your headphones to sit loose, these are not for you.
Overall I like the Sennheiser HD-300 pro and would recommend them to everyone looking for a close-backed pair of headphones.