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Beyerdynamic T1 + Sennheiser HD 650

Premium Hi-Fi Semi-Open Back Dynamic Headphones + Premium Audiophile-Grade Hi-Fi Professional Stereo Headphones

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• Beyerdynamic T1 Premium Hi-Fi Semi-Open Back Dynamic Headphones
• Sennheiser HD 650 Premium Audiophile-Grade Hi-Fi Professional Stereo Headphones

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Description


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Power and Grace

The T1 are technologically engineered for immaculate precision and overwhelming power. Achieving over one Tesla unit of power, the T1 can deliver astounding volume levels and power efficiency without causing the distortion traditionally associated at such elevated reaches. A lightweight speaker and semi-open back give the T1 resounding and crisp organic textures throughout the tonal palette. As expected of beyerdynamic, the technical achievements of the T1 are aptly reflected in its graceful and modern construction.

Beyerdynamic T1 Tesla

Semi-Open Back Dynamic Headphones with Circumaural Design and Gold Vaporized 1/4" Stereo Jack
Quantity: 1

Product Features:

  • Semi-open back dynamic headphones
  • Semi-open design allows for the natural texturing of open-air while minimizing sound leakage
  • Over-ear earcups isolate sound without muffling or distorting tones
  • Wide frequency range reproduces barreling bass lines and vibrant treble tone with accuracy and precision
  • Unique Tesla technology allows the T1 to shatter power and volume boundaries with exceptional clarity
  • Gold vaporized 1/4" (6.35mm) stereo jack
  • Authorized Internet Dealer
  • 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Technical Specifications

  • Dynamic drivers
  • Frequency response: 5Hz-50,000Hz
  • Impedance: 600 Ohms
  • Sensitivity: 102 dB
  • THD: <0.05%
  • Power handling capacity: 300mW
  • Circumaural, enclosed-ear earcups
  • Cable length and type: 9ft., 10-1/7in., double-sided
  • 1/4" (6.35mm) gold vaporized stereo jack
  • Part Number: 713805

Sennheiser HD 650 (HD650) Audiophile-Grade Hi-Fi Professional Headphones (HD650)

Premium Audiophile-Grade Hi-Fi Professional Stereo Headphones with Clear Open-Air/Open-Back Design
Quantity: 1

Product Features:

Specifications:

  • Cable Length: 9.8 ft. (3 m) detachable single-sided OFC copper cable
  • Contact pressure: 2.5 N
  • Ear Coupling: Around-the-ear
  • Frequency Response (headphones): 10-39,500 Hz
  • Jack Plug: 6.3 mm/3.5 mm Stereo
  • Nominal Impedance: 300 ohm*
    • * Due to the high impedance rating, we at Sonic Electronix emphatically recommend that you purchase a headphone amplifier with these headphones in order to get the best results possible.

  • Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 103 dB (1V RMS)
  • Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): ≤ 0.05%
  • Transducer Principle: Open-aire, dynamic
  • Weight (w/o cable): 9.2 oz. (260 g)

What's in the Box?

Sennheiser HD 650 What's in the Box?
  1. Sennheiser HD 650 Professional Stereo Headphones
  2. Detachable 3 Meter Headphone Cable
  3. 1/4" to 1/8" Adapter (6.35-to-3.5mm)
  4. Protective Storage Case
  5. Owner's Manual

Specifications & Details


Headphone Design
Headphone Type
Enclosed-Ear
Headband Type
Over the Head
Specifically For
Home/Portable
Headphone Application
Home Hi-Fi
Home/Office
General Features
Noise-Canceling
No
Built-In Microphone
No
Headphone Connection
Corded
Volume Adjustment
No
Audio Features
Driver Type
Dynamic
Impedance
600 ohms
Sensitivity
102 dB
Frequency Response
5 - 50,000 Hz
Warranty and Return Policy
Parts Warranty Duration
1 year
Labor Warranty Duration
1 year
Warranty Provider
Manufacturer

Item Details


Manufacturer:

Model Number:

T1_HD650

Weight:

8.10lbs

Internal SKU:

t1_hd650

Internal Product ID:

95516

Customer Ratings & Reviews



5 star
70%
4 star
30%
3 star
0%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%



Durability
4.8
Value
4.5
Features
4.8
Design
4.6
Usability
4.6

Customer Reviews

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Fantastic

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

This is one of the most easily recognized and well regarded high end headphones in the past 20 years. I've read a lot of reviews on this, but after purchasing it for myself, the sound that came through was very full and warm, with a mid-range soundstage and a substantial but not punchy mid-bass. I think I hear the "veil" that a lot of audiophiles talk about, which comes through as a slightly dark treble and mids. However, this seems to affect vocals very little. Some may be bothered by this, but I'm definitely not.

Anyways, Sonic Electronix offered a great price for these, and I'm quite satisfied with the product, the value, and the service.

By NG on January 11, 2015

70

found this helpful.

Step up to the HD 650

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

After two years with the HD 598, the HD 650 is a step up headphone for me. The HD 598 is very good but I was curious about taking my listening to the next level. I had been endlessly reading and watching reviews. Finally, after an opportunity to listen to the HD 650 as well as some other contenders, I made my move. This is a terrific headphone: smooth, detailed, non-fatiguing, with deep, warm bass response. The clamping pressure is somewhat tight but by no means uncomfortable. The HD 650 sounds excellent out of my AV receiver and Fiio X3 on high gain setting. It sounds even better with a dedicated headphone amplifier.
I'm very happy with my choice. Sonic Electronix offered a great sale price and fast shipping.

By Chet on September 19, 2014

73

found this helpful.

Great audiophile headphone at a reasonable price

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

I bought the HD 650 while on promotion at Sonic Electronix. Though I expected this to be a quality product, it was still very impressive when I first opened the box. The headphone is well designed and looks high-end.
Compared to my Grado SR 60i and Audio-Technica ATH-M50, the HD 650 has much richer and more precise sound. It is more comfortable to wear than the 60i and comparable to the M50.
At 103 dB, it is a highly efficient headphone. I can hear a lot of details in the music than with the other two headphones. With 300 ohms, it means low distortion but also means it is better to be driven by a dedicated headphone amplifier. I am now using a CEntrance DACport to drive it. The sound is acceptable, though I suspect it would sound more louder and better if I had a more powerful amplifier. But for now, I am satisfied with the performance. Overall, I am happy with this purchase. For new users who don't have a dedicated amplifier, make sure you maximize the volume bar on the music player on your computer; otherwise you might think the HD 650 is too hard to drive. I did not realize this problem when I used the HD 650 for the first night, my heart sunk when the sound from the headphone was so low. Previously, it was not much an issue with my M50 as that one is much easier to drive and it is loud enough even the player on my computer is set at the medium volumes. Not the case for the HD 650.
I am also pleased with the purchase experience with Sonic Electronix.

By Tao on May 18, 2014

68

found this helpful.

HD 650

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

I was very pleased with the Sennheiser hd650 headphones. They are very spacious and present. These cans have some serious output impedance and need to be used with an amplifier to get their full potential. Over all I would say these are an incredible value.

By SocalsourD on May 22, 2013

64

found this helpful.

Great Headphones

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

I'm not an audiophile and I haven't owned many headphones, so I can't really be technical about this. All I know is the HD 650 sounds very good with the built-in amp in my sound card. It is comfortable to wear in long periods and the build quality is pretty good.

By Joey on May 18, 2014

60

found this helpful.

Pretty Amazing

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

Things I like:
Snug fit but comfortable
Sexy looking headphones (like me, lol)
well balanced, crisp clear sound and open sound makes echos from instruments sound amazing.
good for jazz, oldies, and vocals (sounds amazing on Hide & Seek by Imogen Heap)

They don't sound bad but not my favorite when I was listening to hip hop, dubstep or other music with heavy bass. They don't have that impact you would expect when listening to those types of music. I prefer my Beyerdynamic DT990s for that. With that being said I would choose the HD650 for every other type of music. I really went back and forth between the two but really couldn't choose one over the other so I just went ahead and got these as well. That may seem like a lot of money but when you listen to music all day it's definitely worth the investment. It's nice to treat yourself well every now and then.

By Mr. Ugly Man on May 22, 2013

56

found this helpful.

Great headphones

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

Bought this pair of headphones on sale. These headphones are generally very well reviewed. To me they are definitely worth the money. The sound of these headphones are more laid back compared to HD600, still very sweet and smooth, but darker in general. The low-end has a pretty big body, yet not excessive. lows can go very deep while being more laid back than its predecessors. Still lacking some of texture but very punchy. Highs are smooth, but not very revealing. Nothing like the DT880. Maybe that's what the famous "veiled" sound of HD650 refers to. I think the mid and mid-high is where it shines on these headphones. Very revealing mid, smooth and alive, yet not too intimidating. One thing I noticed about these headphones is that the sound quality improves with the better source and amp, and the "veiled" feeling is less and less with better equipments. Most significantly improvement is in the sound stage and transparency. The headphone can sound very large and transparent with a good DAC and amp, and more and more revealing in the highs. But they can also sound unimpressive with some low-end sources. Personally I think the amp should be at least in the $200 range to do them justice. OTL such as Crack+speedball is definitely a great pairing for these phones, and speedball is a must have addon. For me, Crack alone cannot produce a sound stage wide enough on these headphones, or completely lift the veil.

By bitcars on April 24, 2015

33

found this helpful.

Byerdynamic T1

The following review is for T1, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

Pros:
big and full soundstage
accurate and neutral
light weight and comfortable

cons:
a bit too bright up-top (depend on you source)
not that ez to drive (need dedicated amp mid-high end)

By Jimmy on September 10, 2013

17

found this helpful.

Sennheiser HD 650

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

Great price! Great headphones! I've been wanting these headphones for a very long time and Sonic finally made that possible for me!

By Spencer on August 5, 2016

4

found this helpful.

Scales with amping.

The following review is for HD 650, which is a part of the bundle you are viewing.

I've had the HD650 in my possession for approximately a month now. I have used the HD650 with the Oppo HA-1 as well as the Woo Audio WA7.

Overall I find the HD650 to highlight the vocals and mid-bass regions while lacking in quantity in the high ranges as well as the low regions. Some call these headphones veiled and I'm not going to disagree. I found the sound worked best with music like Tame Impala or Best Coast, hazy rock music.

I wouldn't suggest these for those with a large head as I feel the size extension mechanism doesn't extend very well. I do like the feel of these in my hand though, they feel very high quality.

All in all, I'm not sure if I love the HD650. I find that they are rather picky with amplification and the sound signature isn't to my preference. A lot of people love these, so I'm definitely in the minority, but if you love something like the Audio Technica Ad900 then these won't be for you.

By Mark on January 6, 2015 Checkmark Icon Verified purchase

3

found this helpful.

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