Great product. But still waiting the schiit headphone amp to hear the true potencial of this baby. Can't hear my grado 60i again! I will definitely sell this

I use it mainly for tracking and mixing applications,also for listening to music.

We create audio campaigns for entertainment clients and, like many in our business, we've scattered to the winds during the pandemic. I am currently producing work from my dining table without the benefit of loudspeakers, let alone a purpose-built mixing environment. My available headphone supply included the Beyer DT 770, Sony 7506, and Sennheiser HD 280, none of which translate mixes particularly well to other platforms. After some back and forth, I settled on the HD 600s and bought two pair. While they run a little less rich than the HD 650, they paint a more neutral picture with enough detail in the middle and top end that I feel confident setting levels, EQs, and pans. They are light, and more than comfortable enough to wear for an hour at a time. Most important, I've heard my work played back on terrestrial radio and streaming sites, and it presents exactly what I intended. Before getting too serious, I broke them in with white noise at moderate levels for 48 hours, which loosened them up nicely.
I bought the HD 600s from B&H to use professionally, and they are useful, dependable tools. They're not cheap, but you can get quickly carried away by pricey, exotic headphones without improving the quality of your work. If you're forced to mix with cans these days, I recommend the HD 600 without reservation.

I got these for editing video,� cutting dialog, sound efx and music.� They're very comfortable for long sessions and the sound seems to be very accurate.

Despite the fact that these cans have been on the market for 20 years, they still set the benchmark for mid-priced audiophile headphones. They excel in many areas, including a vast soundstage, pin-point imaging, gobs of detail, and tonal neutrality. They communicate music beautifully and they are very comfortable for long listening sessions. They will sound much better after about 20 hours of use, so don't base an impression solely off a demo of a new pair. However, I do recommended them for everyone. They have a very flat signature, so they are not for bass heads. Also, they are very transparent and you will hear everything upstream. They will not mask any flaws in your equipment. In addition, they absolutely require a headphone amp. The little op amp in my CD player does not do the job. I'm using a Shchiit Magni 2 and quality cables. The little piece of Schiit does a perfect job of powering these cans at the right price. Love em.

I have LCD2's, Grados, Audio-Technica, Beyer T1, T90, DT1350, and many others...this HD600 is one of the nicest balanced headphones around. Its a CLASSIC and still performs very well. Music sounds like it supposed to...tonality...presentation. At this price this is the real deal. Just buy it...and enjoy!!

As a long-time owner and lover of Grados (most recently the SR-225s for about 2 years), I was skeptical that these would impress me. I was wrong. I haven't touched the Grados since I got these. The balance is incredible. No, they don't have the almost magical guitar sounds as the Grados, but everything else is improved. Bass goes much deeper and has more punch, vocals sound amazing, and brass instruments?! Wow. They are also about 100x more comfortable than any other headphones I've used(including the Grados, BeyerDynamic DT-225 and Sony MD-7506)- perfect fit. A few things to be aware of: these are 300ohm headphones, so you will need a serious source to drive them properly. An iPod won't cut it here. They also leak a lot of sound (more even than the grados) and let sound in. These are decidedly home or studio 'phones.

Extremely comfortable...can be worn for hours on end without fatigue or discomfort. My video editors remarked that they hear sounds from the source footage they never knew were recorded. Only drawback, maybe too much bass emphasis.

These headphones have been around for years, bought them at B&H back when they had just one Headphone tree display. Only serious or professional music lovers were buying headphones during that period.(Some of you probably were still playing in the sandbox.) Now with the myriad of headphones on display, I think they are still the VERY best sounding. Since then I have bought some of the latest, and best from Apple, Bose, Sony etc. All very good, terrific in fact, but when you compare their sound to these Sennheiser 600, wow, they will make you wonder what those German engineers knew , that all the other guys are still trying to learn. Couple these headphones with a Dragonfly DAC, and you will hear your favorite music for the first time all over again.

Listening to classical music and opera recordings,the Sennheiser HD 600 exhibit superb dynamic range,lack of IM and harmonic distortion,even at high volume levels.Great mid range and realistic string sound.Exceptional value.Light and comfortable.