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SENNHEISER HD 206 Closed-Back Over-Ear Headphones
Specifications
- Product Dimensions
6.5 x 3.25 x 8.25 inches - Item Weight
6.1 ounces - Batteries
1 Product Specific batteries - Ear Placement
Over-Ear - Connectivity Technology
Wireless - Sensitivity
108dB - Resistance
24ohm - Frequency Response Range
21-18KHz - THD
<0.7% - Plug
3.5mm / 6.3mm - Line Length
3.0m - Brand
Sennheiser Consumer Audio
Introduction
Sennheiser HD 206 is a comfortable, lightweight on-ear headphone that provides dynamic sound with clear bass and good external noise suppression at an affordable price. It is an excellent option for music fans. It doesn’t have to be expensive to have great sound. Without breaking the budget, these comfy, lightweight supra-aural headphones deliver dynamic audio with precise bass and outstanding external noise reduction.
What’s In the Box?
- HD 206 Stereo headphones
- 3m symmetric cable
- 3.5 mm straight plug
- 6.3mm adaptor plug
- User guide
Features
- Closed-back Headphones
Closed-back headphones with a separate cavity for the driver provide powerful sound reproduction and rich bass response. - Noise Isolation
The over-ear design provides good environmental noise attenuation, allowing you to tune out the outside world and immerse yourself in the music. - Lightweight and portable
With a soft ear cushion and head beam that makes it easy to wear even for extended periods of time. - Excellent Compatibility
Compatible with phones, tablets, PCs, portable audio players, and studio recordings, with a 1/8″ (3.5mm) socket and 1/4″ (6.3mm) adapter supplied. - Great Sound Effect
Sennheiser HD 206 provides a rich audio level with clear and bright treble, thick and robust middle tone, strong and powerful bass, and clear and bright treble.
Is the Sennheiser HD 206 equipped with a microphone
Features. A headset consists of a single headphone or a pair of headphones with a built-in microphone.
Are the Sennheiser 206 headphones any good?
The HD 206 headphones are among the most enjoyable headphones I’ve ever owned. Its frequency response ranges from very low to quite high without being unpleasant. The amount of bass is evenly distributed. The 206’s are excellent with all types of music and vocalists.
What is the best way to adjust my Sennheiser headphones
- Step 1:In four stages, you may adjust the sound.
- Step 2:The Sennheiser Smart Control app is available for download. …
- Step 3:Connect the earbuds or headphones to the app in step two. …
- Step 4: Is to proceed to the equalizer. …
- Step 5: Use the x- and y-axes to fine-tune the sound. …
- Step 6: Use the frequency bands to fine-tune the sound.
What is the best way to charge Sennheiser headphones
Connect the charging cable’s micro-USB plug to the headphones’ micro-USB input. 2. Plug the USB plug into your computer’s USB port. Connect the USB connector to the power adapter or the USB car charger adapter, and then to the power source if you’re using an external power adapter.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What changes were made from the Sennheiser HD 201 model to the 206? they look identical but presumably, something is different?
The previous answer is incorrect, both the HD 201 and HD 206 are closed-back headphones. The products are identical other than the model number and the packaging. - How’s long the cord?
The cord is about 3 yards (>9′) not counting the part that splits to a “V” near the ear cup which is an additional 12″. - Is the chord detachable?
No. It is a long chord and can get in the way. I use a small cable tie (from Lowe’s or Home Depot) to shorten it and help manage it when I don’t need the full length. - Can I get an extension cord with them?
You can order an extra cord to fit them. They are great sounding. Closed-back. Amazon does sell cords to exte - Does it have a mic?
No - What is the wire-like? Is it real copper or nylon foil wrapped?
It’s a cheap plastic/rubber-like material. It’s a long cable too. About 4-5 ft. - One side of the earphones has quit working. How do I make a warranty claim?
Contact Sennheiser, there should have been a pamphlet in the box with a warranty statement. If not try Amazon and see if they can help. Like David said be nice but firm. - How do the HD 206’s compare with akg k240 pro for neutrality (mixing/mastering)?
The HD 206 is a tracking headphone. I suggest you use an open-back headphone to mix and master like the HD 650 which I use. - Can you use these with an Epiphone acoustic-electric pr 4e guitar?
If the 4E has a mini-jack capability. - By which company does the shipment?
I don’t know. The shipment arrived on schedule in good condition. - Are the ear cups replaceable?
Yes. Do a search for HD 206 Ear-Pad replacements and search on YouTube for a video. - Do these have a straight input or an L-shaped input?
Good day, and thank you for your question. The HD 206 has a straight 3.5mm audio input connector. Hopefully, this helps, and have a good afternoon. - Do these have felt ear cushions?
This is a pretty good utility headset that has plastic-covered foam ear cushions. I find them comfortable for my not-too-small ears. I also wear over-the-ear hearing aids and if I position the cushions carefully, they cover my ears and not the hearing aids. So I can continue to hear ambient sounds…for example if someone is trying to get my attention to talk to me…without interfering with the sound coming through the headset. I know when the cushions are in place since there is no feedback when just my ears are covered. - Does it come with a case?
No these headphones do not come with a case. - Will these completely cover full-size ears and rest against the head?
It depends on what you classify as “full-size ears” but mine fit comfortably inside the ear cups and those do help isolate some of the ambient sounds from the room. - Is the ear cup round or oval?
The ear cup on the HD-206 is slightly oval. It is also very comfortable - Weird question, but how deep are the cups? I play the cello and use my sony MDR xd200s, while perfect, for play-along, but they hit my tuning pegs.
They’re fairly low profile for full-sized headphones if that makes sense. The cup is 1″ deep in total so that’s the standoff at the ears. - Are these sturdy?
These are normally sturdy, not weak or flimsy. I bought the HD203 first and now I have the HD206. I see no real difference in strength between them or any other that I have used. - Do these pick up binaural beats?
Technically, the answer is yes. Whether the brain can separate these perceived tones from those headphones are designed to reproduce is another story.
