The HE-60, or “Baby Orpheus”, was Sennheiser’s lower-end electrostatic model in the 90s. Little brother of the legendary and luxurious Orpheus / HE90. The HE-60 has been discontinued for over 15 years now.…

The HD660S, or the last member of the legendary HD6X0 family that debuted in 1993 with the HD580. It’s said to be the replacement of the HD600 and HD650 (although both are still…

The HD250 Linear was Sennheiser highest-end closed offering in the late 80s / 90s. The Linear I was produced from 1987 to 1991, the II model following and discontinued in the mid 2000s.…

The HD580 is the predecessor of the HD600 and Sennheiser’s flagship from 1993 to 1997. Orpheus HE60, HE90 and HD580 Jubilee were also produced in the mid-90s but the HD580 was the more…

Released in the mid-80s, the HD540 (Reference 1, here a 600 Ohm model) was Sennheiser’s flagship and top of their open line. A lot of variants existed ; different variants of Reference 1…

The HD530 (here, Ref1 300 ohm) was part of Sennheiser’s over-ear line in the late 80s, when the HD540 Reference and later HD560 Ovation were the flagships. The HD530 / HD530 II were…

The HD650 is the evolution of the HD580 and HD600, but I would call it a simple side grade, with slightly different tonality. The Massdrop HD6XX is exactly the same headphone as the…

The HD800 was discontinued in 2018 and was Sennheiser’s flagship for many years, before the HD800s succeeded it. It’s a truely open headphone, with solid design, futuristic look and highly regarded technical features.…

Is it necessary to introduce the HD600 ? One of the most famous headphones ever released, already well over 20 years old. Its older brothers, the HD580 and HD580 Jubilee, were released in…

The Momentum 2.0 is a closed-back headphone Sennheiser released as an update to their first Momentum model, a few years ago. It’s a consumer oriented headphone, easy to drive and to transport, and…