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Philips Audio SHB9500//00 Hifi Precision Stereo Over-Ear Headphones, Black

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50mm neodymium drivers deliver full spectrum of sound
1.5m cable gives you freedom of movement for indoor use
Comfortable double layered headband cushion, breathable ear cushion for longer wearing comfort
Finishing of connector: gold-plated, acoustic system: open, Magnet type: neodymium
Impedance: 32 ohm, maximum power input: 200Mw, sensitivity: 101 dB, speaker diameter: 50mm, Frequency response: 12-35 000Hz

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Brand	Philips Audio
Model	SHB9500//00
Model Name	Philips SHP9500 HiFi Precision Stereo Over-Ear Headphones (Black)
Model Year	2013
Part Number	8712581691448
Special Features	Lightweight
Mounting Hardware	Philips HiFi Stereo Headphones
Number Of Items	1
Microphone Form Factor	No Microphone
Headphones Form Factor	On Ear
Batteries Included	No
Batteries Required	No
Connector Type	Wired
Has Auto Focus	No
Has Programmable Buttons	No

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Item Weight	299 g
Shipping Weight	703 g
Batteries:	1 Lithium ion
ASIN	B00ENMK1DW
Date First Available	1 September 2013
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank	2,405 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #17 in On-Ear Headphones #40 in Over-Ear Headphones

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High precision sound. Enjoy an authentic listening experience in style. Created to offer outstanding performance through open back architecture and high-precision 50mm speaker drivers.

High precision sound

Enjoy an authentic listening experience in style. Created to offer outstanding performance through open back architecture and high-precision 50mm speaker drivers.

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Ready for use with or without amplifiers

Philips SHP9500 and its open-back, over-ear design is comfortable for long-term wear and has low impedance so that it will work great with and without headphone amplifiers, allowing you to enjoy greater sound transparency and smooth high frequencies.

It comes with a 1.5m cable (removable) for freedom of movement for indoor use, as well as a gold-plated 3.5-6.3mm adapter for those with audiophile grade equipment.

Frequency range: 12 - 35,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 101 dB
Maximum power input: 200 mW
Impedance: 32 Ohm
Acoustic system: Open
Magnet type: Neodymium
Speaker diameter: 50 mm

High Precision Sound

Philips SHP9500 HiFi stereo headphones

With over 50 years of heritage in headphone acoustics, we remain dedicated to ensuring exacting standards in both sound and ergonomic performance. That's why we continually work to refine and innovate our products, integrating your preferences and experiences into our signature designs.

Exquisite open-back, over the ear design for authentic sound
50mm neodymium drivers deliver the full spectrum of sound
Angled drivers align perfectly with your ear
Breathable ear cushion for longer wearing comfort
Steel headband for strength and durability
Comfortable double layered headband cushion
1.5m (4.9 ft) cable (removable) gives you freedom of movement for indoor use
3.5mm jack on the headphones allows for easy removal of cable for switching sources or adding a microphone (microphone not included)


50mm high power drivers The 50mm drivers utilize high power neodymium magnets to reproduce all your music’s dynamics and deliver well balanced crisp bass, transparent mid-range and pristine high frequencies.	Open-back, over-ear headphones An acoustic open-back architecture eliminates air pressure build-up behind the driver, giving the diaphragm greater freedom of movement. This greatly enhances sound transparency and smooths extended high frequencies.	Precisely angled drivers Engineered to fit the ear's natural geometry, the ear-shells offer precise and accurate sound. Audio signals are directly channeled into the ears, creating a dynamic and authentic listening experience.


Comfortable headband cushion SHP9500 is fitted with a comfortable double layered headband cushion is soft and breathable for listening hours-on-end.	Breathable ear cushions Philips has engineered the SHP9500 with deluxe breathable ear-pads that improve breathability and dissipate pressure and heat for longer wearing comfort.	Durable steel headband SHP9500 comes with headband made with cold rolled steel provides just the right amount of tension and ensures strength and durability. The headband size is also easily adjustable with markings for the optimum fit.

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Good pair of headphone

5 January 2020

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Sound quality is good. Used with the v-moda boom pro mic.

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5 January 2020

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Performing as expected

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Amazing detail with no bass performance compromise

30 April 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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I bought this set because other high end sets (around this price range) are known to compromise low frequency performance for detail or so I have read. Not to say this is a bass heavy headphone, if anything it is just enough to be listened to but neither excessive nor absent.

In musical terms, the sounds are definitely more nuanced. The first time it was rather distracting. It was a feeling of unpacking, everything was still there but somehow way distant from each other (in a good way). I had to get used to songs that I have listened before because what appeared to be one single sound turned out to me made out different ones. Be warned, this may even affect what your favorite music sounds to you. On the plus side, you may be able to enjoy stuff you thought you already had a sense of.

In non-so-musical terms, after finally deciding to purchase this pair I am amazed that I can literally hear lyrics I have only had the text for but have never managed to distinguish them in the actual song (see for example "Sing" by Blutengel, the word "trust" was usually overpowered by the sudden word "Sing"). Same thing happens when listening to random videos of people talking, it is much easier to make sense of what words are being said. This to me is a clear indication of how detailed this Fidelio X2HR are.

The construction is pretty solid, I'll have to update this review if anything gets loose or breaks apart (seems unlikely but we'll see). But comfort, I can't fathom how this rather heavy structure can sit so comfortably on my head. Headphones usually press too much over the head or clamp too hard around the ears. These are soft enough that weight is evenly distributed and almost feel lighter when worn on my head than when handled by my hands.

Talking now about subtlety, these are listed as having only 30 Ω of impedance. However, I highly recommend an external DAC/AMP device (DAC: digital to analog converter; AMP: amplifier). Not only it improves the quality of the sound but, as it turns out, this headphones are so sensitive that they can actually pick up electronic noise from my laptop when nothing is playing.

My set up:
>laptop: Thinkpad E560
>AMP/DAC: FiiO K3 DSD
>Headphones I have listened to before: Sony MDRZX110 | Audio-Technica ATH-M50x | Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC

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Jay K.

One of the Best Full-Size Open Headphones Under $100 on the Market...until they ARE available

26 June 2015 - Published on Amazon.com

Pros: Low cost; nice build quality; excellent sound; cool, open-back comfort plus breathable pads; replaceable cord

Cons: Non-replaceable ear pads; somewhat uneven treble response (can be corrected, read further)

These headphones are a real treat for the price. They should sell at a significantly higher price than they do now, but are available at low prices only because they are being discontinued (not official yet, but apparently they are).

I am a headphone enthusiast and own numerous headphones many of which are more expensive than the Philips SHP9500. Among them, the closest contender to the SHP9500 in many ways, including price, may be Audio Technica ATH-TAD500, which I highly regard as well. In fact, adding the venerable Sennheiser HD 518, I judge these three headphone models are the best, full-size, open headphones that can be had under $100 on the market now. These models have their own strengths and weaknesses. But my favorite is the SHP9500 and there are reasons.

First, I consider the SHP9500 as one of the most comfortable full-size headphones at any price. When it comes to headphones, you do not want to ignore comfort in your buying decision. To me (and to many, perhaps), it is THE most important element, if wearing them for at least an hour is what you use them for. Some headphones are unbearable even for 15 minutes. Why is the SHP9500 so comfortable to wear? They are *light* for full-size cans, have *no* pressuring (self-adjusting) headband, have less clamping force, and most importantly, *open to outside* not to jack up temperature at your ears. Keeping temperature down by making ears breathe air is, in my opinion, is the most important, yet not well appreciated, reason why you need open headphones for extended use. In the case of the SHP9500, even the ear pads breathe, something that not all open headphones feature. This excessive openness sacrifices some of its sub-bass performance, but I would trade any day (and advise people to trade) sub-bass for comfort.

The sonic character of the SHP9500 is midrange-centric, I would say, but extends quite well to bass and treble ranges. Treble is somewhat uneven and accentuated. If you are a classical music lover, you will be most likely pleased. If you are a bass head, this is not for you. If I am asked to compare the SHP9500 to more expensive, sonically better designed headphones such as Sennheiser HD 600, HD 650, or Sony MDR-MA900 (the Sony is also my favorite due to its outstanding comfort), I would rate the SHP9500 a notch below them in terms of pure sonic balance. However, unless you are an extremely discerning listener of classical music (which I am, unfortunately), I would not like to recommend those higher priced products, whose prices, I think, are somewhat above a common-sense range for most people (except enthusiasts). So, here I am sharing my experience as an enthusiast who does not have common sense ^^

These headphones are also one of the best choices for use with a digital piano. In fact, I purchased these for my son’s piano practice. Why best for digital pianos? The first reason is same as above: Comfort. Practicing on a digital piano requires extended use, so comfort is critical. Second, the SHP9500’s low to high audio frequency responses are balanced enough for such use---you will be hard pressed finding headphones under $100, including closed-back headphones, with this good balance. Third, most digital pianos have headphone jacks with high output impedance. In such cases, relatively flat impedance across the audible frequency band is important in order not to modulate the headphone’s frequency response. The SHP9500 satisfies this requirement. Last, the headphones are sensitive for any digital pianos to generate sufficiently loud sound.

So, grab a pair when they are still available!

One drawback of these headphones' design is that ear pads are not replaceable, but I think the low price can easily offset this weakness. I knew it, of course, when I made the purchase. You may think differently, but in my experience, replaceable pads are not critical. On the other hand, one strong point of the SHP9500 is that you can replace its cord with *any* 3.5mm stereo male to male cable, the most common and inexpensive type of audio cables these days. Cable problems are quite common in headphone usage. So, having this feature is nice.

If you have very discerning ears but are on a budget, here is one way you can improve the SHP9500's audio balance. It works best if you use them on a PC or a smartphone. Using digital equalization (EQ) is the solution. Let EQ be your friend! Do not be afraid of using EQ, especially in this era of highly reliable, digital signal processing. When properly applied, EQ presents absolutely no sound degradation, only improvement.

The EQ setting for the SHP9500 suggested below can only be implemented through parametric EQ apps. They are Equalizer APO (on PC), Electri-Q (on PC through VST wrapper), EasyQ (on PC through VST wrapper), Rockbox (on some MP3 players), Audioforge Equalizer (on iOS), Accudio (on iOS; custom EQ mode), Capriccio (both iOS and Android), Onkyo HF player (both iOS and Android). If you use a PC as a source, I highly recommend Equalizer APO. It applies EQ to system sound so that you can enjoy all contents including YouTube materials in equalized audio.

Parametric EQ uses three parameters: Fc (center frequency), Gain, and BW (bandwidth). In the EQ setting below, note that the third parameter is denoted by both Q and BW, which are essentially the same parameter on different scales, so care must be taken to enter right values. If you use Equalizer APO, Rockbox, or Audioforge Equalizer, enter Q values; if you use Electri-Q, EasyQ, or Accudio (custom mode), enter BW values; if you use Capriccio, enter 12 times BW values; if you use Onkyo HF player, read further.

EDIT: an optimal EQ setting has been updated (as of 6/28/19). The old setting has been moved to the bottom.

Global Gain (also called Preamp, Precut, or Pre-Volume): -2.0 dB

Filter 1: Fc 40 Hz Gain 2.5 dB Q 0.8 / BW 1.7
Filter 2: Fc 200 Hz Gain -3.0 dB Q 0.5 / BW 2.5
Filter 3: Fc 1900 Hz Gain 2.5 dB Q 2.0 / BW 0.7
Filter 4: Fc 3300 Hz Gain 3.5 dB Q 4.8 / BW 0.3
Filter 5: Fc 5000 Hz Gain -7.0 dB Q 2.0 / BW 0.7
Filter 6: Fc 7400 Hz Gain 4.0 dB Q 4.8 / BW 0.3
Filter 7: Fc 10500 Hz Gain -5.0 dB Q 1.8 / BW 0.8

I strongly recommend adjusting the Gain level of Filter 7 to make the treble sound to your liking (my suggested range is -8 to -1 dB). I also attach below a picture of the above EQ’s transfer function (the effect of EQ on a frequency response graph). If you use Onkyo HF player, simply make its EQ graph same as shown in the picture.

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OLD SETTING

Global Gain (also called Preamp, Precut, or Pre-Volume): -2.0 dB

Filter 1: Fc 40 Hz Gain 2.5 dB Q 0.8 / BW 1.7
Filter 2: Fc 200 Hz Gain -3.5 dB Q 0.5 / BW 2.5
Filter 3: Fc 1900 Hz Gain 2.5 dB Q 2.0 / BW 0.7
Filter 4: Fc 3300 Hz Gain 3.0 dB Q 4.8 / BW 0.3
Filter 5: Fc 5000 Hz Gain -6.5 dB Q 2.4 / BW 0.6
Filter 6: Fc 7400 Hz Gain 4.5 dB Q 4.8 / BW 0.3
Filter 7: Fc 11000 Hz Gain -7.5 dB Q 1.4 / BW 1.0

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High precision sound

Ready for use with or without amplifiers

High Precision Sound

Philips SHP9500 HiFi stereo headphones

Just play your favorite tunes

50mm high power drivers

Open-back, over-ear headphones

Precisely angled drivers

Hours-on-end comfort

Comfortable headband cushion

Breathable ear cushions

Durable steel headband

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