Comments on: Sennheiser HD280 Pro Closed-Back Headphones http://rockgearreviews.com/2008/12/sennheiser-hd280-pro-closed-back-headphones/ Real gear reviews for real rock dudes. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 23:21:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Reuben Rock http://rockgearreviews.com/2008/12/sennheiser-hd280-pro-closed-back-headphones/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Reuben Rock Wed, 14 Jan 2009 02:02:53 +0000 http://rockgearreviews.com/?p=178#comment-9 32dB of external noise attenuation - I wanted to address this. For a long time I've used these headphones for recording drums. That really says something. To successfully block out all the noise for a drummer to hear the click, you need serious headphones. The HD280 cans deliver. Also, I have an older pair of these headphones, too. They've been used and abused for a couple years. Well, they finally stopped working. So I stopped by the Sennheiser website to look around for a solution. If you need your headphones fixed, email a Sennheiser rep. The internals of these HD280 headphones are replaceable and the parts are usually in stock. Cheap, too. You can get them fixed for 20-30 bucks. 32dB of external noise attenuation – I wanted to address this. For a long time I’ve used these headphones for recording drums. That really says something. To successfully block out all the noise for a drummer to hear the click, you need serious headphones. The HD280 cans deliver.

Also, I have an older pair of these headphones, too. They’ve been used and abused for a couple years. Well, they finally stopped working. So I stopped by the Sennheiser website to look around for a solution. If you need your headphones fixed, email a Sennheiser rep. The internals of these HD280 headphones are replaceable and the parts are usually in stock. Cheap, too. You can get them fixed for 20-30 bucks.

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