Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Circumaural Closed-Back Monitor Headphones

Key Features
- Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Closed-Back Headphones
- Circumaural / Sound-Isolating Stereo-Headphones
- Dynamic & Closed-Back Design
- Features Collapsible/Rotating Earcups
- Up To 32 dB Ambient-Noise Attenuation
- Coiled, 3.5mm Cable (Locking 1/4" Adapter)
- Comfortable For Long-Term Use
- Padded / Adjustable Headband
- Leatherette Cushions
- Color: Black
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These rugged, comfortable headphones are designed for professional monitoring applications. Features include single-sided coiled cable, rotating ear cups and up to 32 dB noise attenuation.
The HD 280 Pro is Sennheiser's most significant closed, around-the-ear headphone to be introduced in years. Designed to exceed the demands of the professional environment, the HD 280 Pro boasts extremely robust construction combined with the sound quality, modular design and aggressive noise isolation the necessary in the field. The unique collapsible design, combined with swiveling ear cups, offers maximum flexibility in any application.
- High ambient noise attenuation
- Accurate, linear sound reproduction
- Soft earpads for a comfortable fit
- Folding and rotating earcups for space-saving transport
- Tough, single-sided cable
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detailed specifications
| Impedance | 64 Ohms |
| Overall Frequency Response | 8 Hz to 25 kHz |
| Earphone Jack | 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS |
| Cable Length | 9.8' / m (Coiled) |
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- Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Circumaural Closed-Back Monitor Headphones
- 1/4" Adapter
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- Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Monitor Headphones
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