Sennheiser - Audiophile Over-the-Ear Headphones - Titan
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Description
Features
Over-the-ear design
For a secure fit.
Neodymium ferrous magnet
For sound reinforcement. Lightweight aluminum voice coils for high efficiency and excellent dynamics.
Eargonomic Acoustic Refinement (E.A.R) technology
Simulates sitting in front of a hi-fi speaker without the space constrictions.
Duofol diaphragm technology
Eliminates standing waves within the capsule for quality sound.
Twist-n-lock, single-sided cable
Minimizes tangles for easy operation.
Plush velour ear pads
For long, comfortable listening sessions.
Metal mesh and high-gloss burl wood accents
Offer durability and a sleek design.
15Hz - 28kHz frequency response
For faithful sound reproduction.
112dB sensitivity
For powerful sound.
50 ohms impedance
To efficiently conduct power.
What's Included
- 3.5mm adapter
- Owner's manual
- Sennheiser Audiophile Over-the-Ear Headphones
Q: Questioncan these be used on a computer
Asked by dorrie.
- A:Answer These headphones can be used with any device that has a headphone jack.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionCan you get a shorter cord (6ft) with the Mp3 plug I believe it is 2,5mmCan we order a shorter cord more conducive to listening with an ipod. Also can you get a cord with the smaller tip 2.5 mm I believe for an ipod. I know there are adapters, but I want to know if I can get a shorter cord with that adapter.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer you can order the shorter cord direct from sennheiser, part #505638 . 4' cord with standard 3.5mm plug- 2.5mm would be the end that plugs into the headphones themselves, not the ipod (3.5mm). currently 12.95 plus shipping.
Answered by Dragon
Q: Questioncan you get these headphones that work with a vizo blue tooth tv. so that all in the room can still hear the tv?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer These are wired headphones, so they cannot connect to Bluetooth. Further, Bluetooth is one-source only, so even headphones with Bluetooth can only connect to one other device.
Answered by Battlecow
Q: Questionwhen will you have more Sennheiser HD 558 in stock
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Thank you for your question. The Sennheiser HD558 should be in stock, but it is also sold at Magnolia Home Theater and Magnolia Design Centers as well.
Answered by TheSennheiserSoundGuy
Q: Questioncompares to...Hi, i'm interested in this product, I've two questions. Do I need a headphone amplifier for Ipod use? Do you know if there are other products woth similar quialty to compare with? Thanks so much
Asked by baader.
- A:Answer This doesnt need an amp to power it. I always use it with the smallest of all iPods (Shuffle) . Sennheiser always uses very efficient drivers which normally wont need amplifier. However there are few headphones above HD598 requires an amp to power them. It is going to be a very minor difference with an Amp till HD598.
Answered by Kumaravel
Q: QuestionWondering how well they block the sound on an airplane. I don't really care about audio quality, just blocking the background noise so I can watch movies on a long flight. TIA
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer These are open-back headphones so there is no noise cancelling available. I can wear these headphones and hear everything fine around me still. Might want to recommend closed back noise cancelling.instead of these.
Answered by Corey
Q: QuestionI am wondering about the Tidal subscription that comes with these. I currently have Tidal and am wondering if I buy these if I can stack the deal on my existing account.
Asked by bradsour.
- A:Answer I may be wrong, but I believe the Tidal offer is only good for people who don't already have a Tidal account.
Answered by Soundguy2
Q: QuestionHow much external noise reduction for these headphones (Steinhauser HD558)?
Asked by Gary.
- A:Answer Hello, Though these are over the ear, I would consider these open back headphones with the music can be heard when on. Thus, these probably do not block out all the noise from the environment. If you are needing complete noise blocking, then would recommend noise canceling headphones such as Bose and Sony. The price will be significantly higher though with not much sonic improvements. I hope that helps. Cheers.
Answered by Audiowalker