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Sennheiser opens first Concept Store

Last week, Senheisser Philippines celebrated two significant milestones in their already illustrious reputation in the audio industry. In a media event held at the Seventh High Apex Lounge at Bonifacio High Street Taguig, people gathered to witness what the German audio equipment manufacturer has in store for us Pinoys.


This year marks the 20th year anniversary of Senheisser’s presence in Asia, and what a better way to celebrate this success than to unveil their first concept store in the country.

In a zealous speech by Senheisser Electronic President and Managing Director Chee Soon Ng, he proudly announced the official opening of the Senheisser concept store located at the V-Mall or what is more popularly known as Virra Mall. This concept store is made possible through their partnership with their official distributor IonTech and retailer Digits Trading.

They also unveiled 2 of their latest high-end offering in the form of HD 700 and Amperior. Both of these pricey cans are specifically designed for audiophiles and DJs.

The premium HD 700 will be the German audio manufacturer’s next big thing. It’s equipped with 40mm Duofol transducer housed inside a stainless steel casing just like its sibling HD 800. Apart from this, the HD 700 is also equipped patent-pending special gauze in the diaphragm that results to better sound reproduction and lower total harmonic distortion.

Sennheisser HD 700 Specs:
Frequency Response: 10-42’000Hz
Transducer Principle: Dynamic, Open
Ear Coupling: Circumaural
Impedance: 150Ω
SPL: 105db
Total Harmonic Distortion: <0.03%
Dimension: 9.3 x 5.9 x 12.5”
Weight: 9.8 ounces

Next in the lineup is the HD 25-inspired Amperior. Following in the footstep of its well-known sibling, the new Amperior features a powerful neodymium magnets housed in an aluminum case. Because of this the headphone was able to achieve a lightweight profile suited for extended hours of use.

Senheisser Amperior specs:
Frequency Response: 16-22’000Hz
Transducer Principle: Dynamic, Closed back
Ear Coupling: Supra-Aural
Impedance: 18Ω
SPL: 120db
Total Harmonic Distortion: <0.3%
Dimension: 9.3 x 5.9 x 12.5”
Weight: 190 (without cable)

Both of these cans will be available at the newly opened concept store. The HD 700, will hit the shelves by July and will cost its potential buyers a whopping PhP 49’900. The new Amperior will be available on the 3rd quarter of this year. And while there is no word about its pricing, we don’t expect it to be anything near the HD 700’s price.

Disclosure: The author was among those who received a Sennheisser heaphone during the event.

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This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor and correspondent for YugaTech. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

4 Responses

  1. Avatar for Iyan Sommerset Iyan Sommerset says:

    Meh. V-Mall? I sure hope it survives there. Should’ve opened it elsewhere, like Greenbelt 5 or Bonifacio High Street.

  2. Avatar for Bon Bon says:

    Sennheiser sucks! I bought an HD438 months ago and I couldn’t believe how bad the audio quality was. Sobrang plasticky pa ng material! I’ve since sold it, bought Bose AE2, and never looked back.

  3. Avatar for itachi1 itachi1 says:

    It’s high time that they open up their own store here. Many audiophiles will be delighted with this news.

  4. Avatar for Beni Beni says:

    I wonder how the new Amperior fares with my old and trusty HD 25. It’s like trumping a product that is already perfect.

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