Sennheiser's HD 25 Light are a pair of closed-back, on-ear, dynamic headphones. These headphones are intended for use during recording or monitoring audio and are suitable for outdoor use as well, making them useful for DJs. They are designed to give you a sound similar to Sennheiser's popular HD 25 model, though doing so at a lighter weight (120g) and at a lower price point.

The headphones can provide a maximum SPL of 120 dB, doing so with a frequency response of 16 Hz to 22 kHz. The included dual-sided cable is detachable and replaceable. It terminates in a 3.5mm connection and comes with a 1/4" adapter.

For Monitoring and Recording    For Outdoor Use, Suitable for DJs    Similar Sound to HD 25    120 dB SPL    16 Hz to 22 kHz Frequency Response    3.5mm Connection with 1/4" Adapter    Dual-Sided Detachable Cable    Lightweight at 120g

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This or the R70x?

A: I would opt for the HD 600.Excellent sound ,especially with complex orchestral classical music.They are efficient and can be used with Sony Walkman CD players. A favorite of recording engineers {Telarc}

Q: 2. Which you recommend for dj-ing between hd26 Pro and hd25?

A: The Sennheiser HD 26 PRO Headphones (B&H # SEHD26PRO) offer far better isolation for DJ work and feature ActiveGard Peak Limiter Protection and Changeable Cable & Cushions.

Q: 3. The Old HD 25-1 II were made in Ireland, can anyone tell me where the new HD 25s are made?

A: Made in Romania (June 1st, 2018)

Q: 4. Are they closed back?

A: Yes, they cover the ears entirely. The only downside in my opinion is that the bass isn't the best, but if you boost it on iTunes the product gets better.

Q: 5. whats the difference between the hd25 plus & the hd25-1 II?

A: The HD 25-1 II have a wider range than its less expensive HD 25-SP II. According to reviews, the HD 25-1 II are worth the extra money and sound fantastic for general music listening in addition to DJing.

Q: 6. is there a volume control?

A: There is no volume control

Q: 7. Can this earphones be used in lap tops, T.V.s, and radios ?I dont understand about output or input specific measures. Do I need to get adapter cables.? Are they included in the box? Does the Polsen HMA-41 Amplifier work with an independent power connection?

A: The Sennheiser HD 280 Pro are designed to be able to function with a wide variety of devices from portable mp3 players to professional audio systems. The unit features a 1/8 jack compatible with most consumer products such as laptops, walkman and smartphones. The included 1/4 adapter will allow the use with home stereo receivers and professional audio equipment. The Polsen HMA-41, allows for the connection of up to 4 sets of headphones from a single input source, and does require power supplied by the included AC adapter.

Q: 8. Hi, i am wondering if the HD 25 PLUS is the same as HD 25-1 ? Thanks

A: The Sennheiser HD 25-1 II - Closed-Back Stereo Headphones B&H # SEHD251II are discontinued and no longer available. The HD 25 Plus: Featuring the same technical specifications and most importantly the sound as the original HD 25, the mechanical joint between the actual ear-cups and the headband has been improved and its joints are now more solid, providing a smoother adjustment for a better fit.

Q: 9. are the headphone cables replaceable?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser HD 600 cable can be replaced.

Q: 10. Would the HD 280 headset be considered Hi-Fi, or Audiophile quality?

A: Although I'm familiar with the term, audiophile, I am not sure what the qualifiers are for headphones to be describes as such. However, these are tuned flat. That means none of the frequencies are cut/boosted. Most high quality headphones for entertainment purposes have boosts and cuts throughout. Bass boosts are pretty common these days. Flat tuning is desirable if you are in the studio. Mixing engineers need to hear the audio like this. Imagine if you are mixing a song, and your headphones had a bass boost. The final product would only sound right on the headphones you used. It is likely that the bass frequencies would be too quiet when listening with other headphones or speakers that don't have the same level of bass boosted. Flat frequency is like the baseline or foundation. The sound is neutralized. Is this what you are looking for.? Look elsewhere if you are looking for headphones that add a bit of color to the audio.