Sennheiser Dynamic Mini Headphones Px 90 Review

An essential accessory piece for my dynamic Sennheiser E835 mics!

I like these headphones because they have a nice dynamic range and are comfortable.

I moved to these from a pair of B&W PX headphones, when those ones just stopped working a week out of warranty and B&W was no help. Compared to the PX: Sony has better noise canceling. It's beautiful, just a quietness. No feeling of suction or background hiss - just silent. Really impressive. Pads are softer, and much more comfortable, especially with glasses. App is better with more customization. The Sonys use more plastic but look and feel really nice, imo. They look better on the head, due to the way the band is routed (closer on the sides of the head). I haven't tried the PX7, but compared to the older PX, the Sonys are a clear win.

The Major IV are the best headphones I've ever bought in years. I've had Sennheiser PX-100 and PX-200 along with the classic Grado which is still in my collection. Considering the 80 hour battery life which is important and the ability to pair in bluetooth to my iPhone is super handy because the headphone jack adapter won't play nicely these days. But also, the beautiful industrial design that's retro and unique. Because I wear a behind the ear hearing aid that has bluetooth as well, I didn't want to drain the battery when listening, so the headphones were a perfect solution to the problem and the soft padding was so comfortable that it didn't hurt my ears at all. After all, I'm old school having grown up with 70s/80s rock music, the sound was excellent even when listening to other genres like EDM or Classical. The point being is that these headphones SLAY the competition in many ways especially the battery life that a certain company with a fruit logo cannot pull off ( no matter how hard they try ). This is Marshall we're talking here. These guys know what they're doing. They KNOW music.

Very nice! If you have the budget do Mini 90

I love the Zoom H5. I'm using it as an audio interface to record my voice with a dynamic mic (Sennheiser e835). I run the Zoom H5 directly into my computer on USB bus power (no batteries or SD card needed) and record to Camtasia. The H5 preamps are strong enough for the Sennheiser, even though it's a dynamic mic, and the results sound very good to my ear. Much lower noise than my Tascam DR-40 (which can't be used as an audio interface anyway, unlike the Zoom H5) and my voice sounds clearer and more natural with the Zoom H5.

We got the Sennheiser XSW 1-835-A UHF Vocal Set with e835 Dynamic Microphone to replace an old, failing Shure wireless system. The Sennheiser was easy to set up, sounds great, and has been flawless with no drops of signal. Would definitely get this one again for our venue. Great value for a good performing and sounding mic.

This Cardioid handheld dynamic microphone by Sennheiser is Great! Excellent sound and quality. I'm a Pro videographer, and for interviews in tv programs and documentaries is simply the best!

I use this to couple my Sennheiser MD46 - Cardioid Handheld Dynamic ENG Microphone to my Tascam DR-40 recorder. This cable is professional in construction and in appearance.

This Cardioid handheld dynamic microphone by Sennheiser is rock solid! Excellent sound and really perform under pressure. I'm a Pro videographer, and for interviews in tv programs and documentaries is simply the best!