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A pair of headphones that costs $200 and up must provide some high end sound. These babies do at a very professional quality. However each pair in the line of Ultrasone headphones has a specific use. These are for clear sound, really good for picking up distant or buried sound effects or music. It’s not real big on the bass (they have a pair for that) I love them especially for plugging into an amplifier and listening to every single strum on a guitar string. They are still great of course for kicking back and listening to music on your ipod too.

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I originally purchased these headphones from a company I work at (which I believe I’m not allowed to name on this site!), and I bought them to replace an old work out & broken pair of $20 Sony headphones I’ve been using over the last 2 years.

These sound great, and are able to reproduce near 10Hz - which is about as low as the 12″ sub-woofers in my car go! The Ultrasone HFI550’s also have great high-range - and seriously… EVERYTHING sounds 100% better then the cheap pair I was using before.

That’s about it! These sound great, are durable as heck, have a 3-meter cord and gold-plated 1/4″ & 1/8″ plugs, S-Logic surround sound (awesome, btw if you’ve never head surround in a pair of headphones before!) and have a 2-year warranty! What more can you ask for!?

The only down side I’ve discovered is that they’re kind of heavy compared to other studio phones - but on the contrary, they seal well and block out MOST outside noise (my co-workers have to tap my shoulder to get my attention when wearing them!!!)

I hope my review helps someone out! I didn’t once regret spending the cash for such a quality piece of audio equipment!

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I got one as a Christmas gift and I’m really impressed with it. The S-Logic is more than just one of those fancy “techy” names, it really makes you feel a deep and superb sound definition.

I enjoy pretty much all types of music, from classical to heavy metal, from jazz to acoustic solo guitar. It passed the test in all sorts of music. I use it with either my iPod or listening to music on my computer.

Pros: the sound quality is astounding. I’m a musician in my spare time and this headphone allows to me hear everything in such a detailed level that I have the impression that I’m listening to songs I’ve never heard before. The bass is punchy, the trebles are bright. Isolation from external noise is great. The volume is also great.

Cons: I wish it was a little lighter and smaller. The cord is too long (3 meters), and sometimes it’s a little tight on the ears, but I got used to it.

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Overall, the ultrasone hfi 2200 was great, and I have no problem recommending ultrasone hfi 2200 for anyone wanting one. LOVE THIS ultrasone hfi 2200

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I am a headphone addict, owning numerous high-quality headphones, such as the Technics RP-DH1200 and RP-DJ1200A, Shure in-ear buds with custom ear canal molds, the Sony MDR-V700DJ, numerous Sennheiser products (including the vaunted HD 650), and many more. I am constantly looking for the best sound quality/comfort combination out there. Do I have a problem…indeed. But hopefully, via my trial and error, I can help ease your decision, and ease the burden on your wallet.
Why buy this product?
1) Fantastic Sound Quality- Out of what I own and/or have tried, only my Sennheiser HD-650’s beat it, and that’s only in the mid-range. By the way, the HD-650’s have such a high input impedance that you need an external amp to get decent sound out of them, unlike the Ultrasone’s, which work fine, unaided, with my iPods.
2) Comfort- Second only to the HD-650’s.
3) The Price- Is $235.00 expensive for headphones…well, at least it’s not cheap. But I have dropped a lot more for headphones whose sound quality pales in comparison.
4) What comes in the box- Replacement ear-cups, extra cord with mono/stereo switch, and test cd.
I have little space left, so I’ll conclude with this; enjoy the sonic delight. And, no, I do not work for Ultrasone.
Cheers.

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I originally purchased these headphones from a company I work at (which I believe I’m not allowed to name on this site!), and I bought them to replace an old work out & broken pair of $20 Sony headphones I’ve been using over the last 2 years.

These sound great, and are able to reproduce near 10Hz - which is about as low as the 12″ sub-woofers in my car go! The Ultrasone HFI550’s also have great high-range - and seriously… EVERYTHING sounds 100% better then the cheap pair I was using before.

That’s about it! These sound great, are durable as heck, have a 3-meter cord and gold-plated 1/4″ & 1/8″ plugs, S-Logic surround sound (awesome, btw if you’ve never head surround in a pair of headphones before!) and have a 2-year warranty! What more can you ask for!?

The only down side I’ve discovered is that they’re kind of heavy compared to other studio phones - but on the contrary, they seal well and block out MOST outside noise (my co-workers have to tap my shoulder to get my attention when wearing them!!!)

I hope my review helps someone out! I didn’t once regret spending the cash for such a quality piece of audio equipment!

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I agree with those prior reviewers on their incredible sound quality. You can hear every nuance. They are a bit tight to wear though. The electrostatic shielding they provide is another matter…possibly more important than any other consideration now that they say cell phone use may not be that great for your health. Something to think about.

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Well the Ultrasone HFI-580’s came in today. Guess this is a good as place as any to write my opinion. They sounded so good I had to share.

First impression of them. They’re very meaty, much meatier than the inexpensive Koss UR-15C I was using prior. (A $20 pair of headphones (when I bought them).) The Koss don’t sound “bad” per-se, especially since they’ve been through multi-hundred hours of burn-in, and have settled in to sound as good as they can.

The looks are very bold, and they look very impressive close up. They may be targeted towards the more edgier crowd, as they’re very “in-your-face” and don’t have as a muted appearance as some other higher-end phones. Could be good or bad on your point of view, personally I really like it.

Now, the sound. Since comparing it to the Koss is a travesty in and of itself (as it utterly dominates them), my other comparison comes from Sony MDR-710 LP ($70 when I bought them, Ultraportable supra-aural headphones. Owned for going on 2 years.)

Now the Sony’s sound pretty darn good, but they are supra-aural versus the Ultrasone and Koss which are circum-aural. The Sony are the reason I decided to purchase these Ultrasone, because they really opened up how a decent pair of headphones can really change the way you listen to things. I have also owned a great many cheap earbuds and circum-aural headphones in my life($5 - 10), so I know how the sound stacks up to cheapy’s too.

Being circum-aural has advantages because of attenuation of outside noise. I first thought about gushing about how awesome they sound, but then I decided some actual thought out impressions would be more helpful. It’s hard to describe since I’m not in the habit of reviewing headphones, so I don’t know all of the terms one uses to describe the nuances of headphones to another person, but here it goes.

The sound is very “rich” compared to my other headphones I own, I don’t know how to put it, there is more detail and it just sounds “fuller”. I intentionally picked tracks I had listened to many times, because I knew how they sounded pretty well from my other pairs. I was picking up pitch shifts in notes and sounds that were previously undetectable. It just seems like it covers a much broader range of sound and the sound is fantastic. I listened both to CD music, and mp3’s. I didn’t have any DVD audio to test… other than DVD movies.

Bass. As I said the bass notes are very important to me. They actually tie the Sony MDR-710 here, you’d be surprised at how bassy those little Sony’s are, and I might go so far as to say they actually have more bass than the Ultrasones. But again, it just seemed like the Ultrasone’s convey more detail in bass, probably due to being more isolated from the circum-aural design. (Keep in mind the Sony’s have about 40 hours of burn-in, and the Ultrasone’s are out of the box.)

On DVD’s, again I was picking up more detail. The sound of peoples clothes as they rubbed together was one thing that stuck out. Footsteps, breathing, just overall much more sound detail. I was pretty impressed overall, I watched Matrix Reloaded to test the action scenes. (Say what you want about the movie itself but the action scenes are incredible.)

Gaming. Well what better game to test on than GTA-IV since it just came out. (I chose the 360 to test on because my PC although using optical out to my receiver does not output 5.1 from the optical out.) I figured here is where the much touted “S-Logic” feature pattented by Ultrasone would finally show it’s colors. It just sounded like a really good pair of stereo headphones, although I haven’t ever listened to a pair of “true” 5.1’s (3 speakers & sub in each ear cup). But from what I read, most 5.1 headphones can’t deliver other than LTB. I did actually shop around for 5.1 headphones but I didn’t find any with the right combination of features and aesthetics that appealed to me (USB-based is automatic disqualification for me).

So maybe S-Logic does work, this is something I will just have to give more than 30 minutes to. I did actually stand stationary and close my eyes and spin the control stick until I was unsure of my position, then slowly started rotating, detecting if sound was coming from left or right is easy as it only plays in one ear, but as it came to front to back, I did manage to accurately pick if the source was coming from in front of me or behind me 3/3 times. This is only a rough test and 3/3 could have just been luck, but I didn’t spend much more time testing this.

Ultrasone claims you can achieve the same level of listening volume with lower decibles, due to their S-Logic off-center drivers, this was something I didn’t believe and was skeptical of. Turns out it is true and then some, I actually had to turn the volume down a bit from what I usually have it set it.

Overall I am very impressed and think it was money well spent. They won’t be replacing the Sony as those are so compact when they fold up and can slip into a pocket easily. Rather they will compliment them mainly for home use and some mixing.

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