14 years. That’s how long Sennheiser’s HD 650 headphones have been around, having initially served as the German audio company’s flagship pair and later just as a thoroughly enjoyable, reasonably priced set of premium cans. Today they’re finally being replaced by something even better, with Sennheiser unveiling a successor model in its new HD 660 S.
The HD 660 S are, at first glance, difficult to distinguish from the 650s. They retain the open-back design, slide-adjustable headband with two big pads, and much of the same familiar construction. These are all good things, because the HD 650s remain a paragon of good, ergonomic headphone design. The biggest aesthetic change is in the matte black and anthracite finish to the new 660 S, which...
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