Sennheiser - It's In The Can

US Three new sets of 'phones for musicians      14/06/04

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We got a taste of the upcoming Summer NAMM show (July 23rd-25th) from Sennheiser with their news that they have three new sets of cans aimed at the musician. The EH150, EH250, and EH350 headphones each offer ultra-efficient, highly accurate performance and legendary Sennheiser quality at a low price point "perfect for home recordists and DJs with oft-restricted budgets." All three models feature semi-circumaural ear cups, which surround the user's ears, while still offering a non-bulky, low profile design and drastically reduced outside noise interference (EH150, EH250). Their efficient performance characteristics allow use with semi-professional recording equipment with low-level, -10dB V unbalanced output signals, as well low output portable music sources. Most importantly, the EH Series offers the detailed acoustic accuracy that professional-grade Sennheiser headphones are widely known for, allowing users to trust what they hear while making critical mixing decisions. The EH150 offers a sealed design; 18Hz to 18kHz frequency response; a maximum SPL of 115dB at 1kHz, 1V RMS; and a total harmonic distortion level of just <0.5%. The EH250 also offers a sealed design; a 14Hz to 19kHz frequency response; a maximum SPL of 112dB at 1kHz, 1V RMS; and low total harmonic distortion level of only <0.2%. The EH350 features Sennheiser's trademark OpenAire design; 14kHz to 22kHz frequency response; a maximum SPL of 112dB at 1kHz, 1V RMS; and a total harmonic distortion level of <0.2%. The EH150, EH250, and EH350 feature high-quality, ten-foot oxygen-free copper cables; have an impedance of 32 ohms; and are priced at $59.95, $99.95, and $139.95, respectively.
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