Sennheiser Headphone Repair Nyc

On many iMacs, the headphone jack is a point of failure. This is great way to repair your headphone jack because you can bypass the built in headphone jack entirely.

I've dealt with Sennheiser as a repair technician and found them to be a solid company that takes good care of its customers. So I went with this system and am totally pleased. Sound quality is excellent and with all the channels available, it's easy to set up and program.

I had 3 sets of Sennheiser's wireless Microphone that were still working, but the intallation along the antennas was cracked and peeling away exposing the antenna itself. So I did a search on YouTube and found it you can replace them antenna it wasn't a hard job to do. In fact I had to order a soldering iron because this is something that I usually doesn't do. I know I had to get antenna repair because I was getting dropouts since I replace the antennas the receivers and transmitters work that flawless. I knew if I had to send the transmitters and receivers into Sennheiser I would had to wait for the transmitter receivers to return which I use them almost on a daily basis. I highly recommend it if you have a Wireless set that need new antennas within this frequency range you can rest assured that they will work even if you have to send to a local repair and time and cost.

This case is great. Unfortunately a button on one of my two Sennheiser ENG receivers got squished in my camera bag a few months ago. I had to send the receiver in for repairs. Now this case has all of the pre-cut spaces for my wireless microphone gear so I don't have to worry about accidentally breaking something and doing without it during the repair work. Wish I had this case 6 months ago. I could have saved the receiver repair for half of the cost and had all of my wireless items stored in one place.

i a bit of a headphone enthusiast, being a musician. i have ultrasone studio headphones, westone w3 in-ear-monitors, blue mo-fis, and various others. i was stuck in NYC recently and needed some headphones that played a bit better with some studio gear i had picked up, so i decided to take a chance on the GRADO SR80es. i'd heard about grados for years, but hadn't wanted to play around with open-back headphones. as soon as i tried them on in B&H i was sold. it's true that the SR80es don't have the pounding, overprocessed bass of something like, i guess, an Apple Beats headphone might have. but in terms of overall sound quality - blend, balance, sense of SPACE. these things absolutely amaze in those categories. i can't believe the quality of sound for $100. the open-back nature of the phones delivers an entirely different listening experience. wider, more open than anything i'd heard previously. yes, sound leak is a thing - you won't be able to listen to these on an airplane or in bed next to your significant other without them hearing plenty. and yes, sound will 'leak' IN as well, but i personally enjoy that. walking around NYC with the sounds of the city blending in to the music i was listening to - adds a new element and also adds the bonus of hearing the trash truck just before it runs me over.

I purchased the Samson Expedition Express for work as a tour guide in NYC. I'm working outdoors for the most part and this is plenty loud to get my voice across with a clear accurate tone above most NY noise. I will say that the mic that comes with the unit is slightly bass heavy so I recommend adding quite a bit more treble into the mix if using this Mic. That said, I use a Sennheiser ME2 Lav for my Mic. Note that this requires a plug in power to operate with this particular unit (as is the case with most PAs). I achieved this by purchasing the X-Vive Phantom power unit plus an Asian knock off (YPA A62P) of the Sennheiser MZA 900P (at less than a 1/3 of the price) which adjust phantom power to the lower voltage power necessary for operating a Sennheiser Lav. The sound is very clear and strong with this combination. It will feedback easily with this combination so you do have to watch your volume, but believe me in that it is plenty loud to achieve the desired volume level for outdoor group tours in NYC. If feedback is a concern the advantage of the mic that comes with this unit is that it is not as sensitive and thereby requires close contact with the mic (eating the mic) which basically eliminates feedback). I carry this PA in a mesh backpack which allows sound to travel straight through it. If it rains I use a waterproof cover over the backpack as this unit is not waterproof. I suppose that is the only downside if you are looking for one on this unit, but this is the norm. Out of curiosity I checked with Samson for the cost of battery replacement as this will be needed somewhere down the line. The cost is $17 and its user serviceable, so this is another plus for extended use into the future. Highly recommended.

It is a great headphone case. B&H displays it at the bottom of the Sennheiser HD 800 listing, which at least suggests the HD 800 would fit in it. It is not even close. The HD 800 heaphones do not fit in this case.

I have used Sennheiser headphone for years but the Rode's are the extremely well designed! Got 2nd pair

I have both Sennheiser & Koss headphones before but Sennheiser has always fit me the best. I needed a Pro headphone that would really, really filter out outside ambient noise because of the recording of the show that takes place in an animal shelter. The Sennheiser HD280 Pro sounds great and more importantly eliminates just about all outside ambient wonderfully. And the headphones sound great with my A/V receiver to boot!!

This headphone holder fits perfectly on my desk shelf, is really easy to adjust, and holds my Sennheiser headphones perfectly. Got here sooner than expected, would buy again!