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Better than expected! Advised.
Price? Unbeatable!
Quality - No complains at all, very strong material, strong zipper, it has two compartments, one is slimmer so you use it for cables the second one is bigger and so it is for the headphones. This bag has thick padding for extra safety, it makes you feel confident that your headphones will be safe.
I like this bag as well to keep 2 or 3 instrument cables plus accessories when I'm on the move, I'm planning to order soon one more bag.
I'm an audiophile, got several headphones, but this time I ordered from Thomann the Superlux HD330, T.Bone TDJ1000 and Sony MDR-7506. Well I can tell you any of these models fits inside this bag completely fine, safe and confortable.
Thanks Thomann for fast delivery, safe packaging, greetings from Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Quality - No complains at all, very strong material, strong zipper, it has two compartments, one is slimmer so you use it for cables the second one is bigger and so it is for the headphones. This bag has thick padding for extra safety, it makes you feel confident that your headphones will be safe.
I like this bag as well to keep 2 or 3 instrument cables plus accessories when I'm on the move, I'm planning to order soon one more bag.
I'm an audiophile, got several headphones, but this time I ordered from Thomann the Superlux HD330, T.Bone TDJ1000 and Sony MDR-7506. Well I can tell you any of these models fits inside this bag completely fine, safe and confortable.
Thanks Thomann for fast delivery, safe packaging, greetings from Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Great bag for carrying your studio headphones
Studio headphones are sometimes really expensive and to protect them if carried around: this bag does the job properly.
I am using it with my Audio-Technica ATH-M50 X and, once folded, the headphones stay perfectly inside the main pocket and there's also space for some extra accessories like lead extensions, adaptors and other small stuff.
My version has the shoulder strap only, no handle, but it is more than enough for carrying it in the studio, practise room or stage when headphones are needed.
I am using it with my Audio-Technica ATH-M50 X and, once folded, the headphones stay perfectly inside the main pocket and there's also space for some extra accessories like lead extensions, adaptors and other small stuff.
My version has the shoulder strap only, no handle, but it is more than enough for carrying it in the studio, practise room or stage when headphones are needed.
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Very good for the price, but not excellent
This will be my review of the Millennium Headphone Bag.
Interestingly, I think the more appropriate description would be a “Case” rather than a “Bag”. The reason is simple – it is very sturdy on the outside. The material on the outside isn’t plastic but woven fabric and it is rather hard and rugged. The case has two separate compartments, the “bottom” one for the headphones and the “top” one for accessories. Each compartment is double zipped and the case also comes with a shoulder strap.
The inside is padded and covered with a softer kind of woven fabric. It should provide sufficient protection for your headphones but personally, I would have preferred if the fabric was softer still, to really eliminate the chance of your headphones getting scuffed when in contact with the fabric.
I use the case to store the Sennheiser HD 560S headphones. I also have an HD 569 which is of the same size. The headphone fits but just barely. I would have preferred the case to have a slightly larger diameter – 5 millimetres larger would be ideal. But as it is, you have to put the headphones in more carefully, paying attention not to get the cable caught into the zipper.
So, to conclude, taking what you’re getting into account, I think the price is fair and only few small criticisms conspire against me giving it a 5-star rating.
Interestingly, I think the more appropriate description would be a “Case” rather than a “Bag”. The reason is simple – it is very sturdy on the outside. The material on the outside isn’t plastic but woven fabric and it is rather hard and rugged. The case has two separate compartments, the “bottom” one for the headphones and the “top” one for accessories. Each compartment is double zipped and the case also comes with a shoulder strap.
The inside is padded and covered with a softer kind of woven fabric. It should provide sufficient protection for your headphones but personally, I would have preferred if the fabric was softer still, to really eliminate the chance of your headphones getting scuffed when in contact with the fabric.
I use the case to store the Sennheiser HD 560S headphones. I also have an HD 569 which is of the same size. The headphone fits but just barely. I would have preferred the case to have a slightly larger diameter – 5 millimetres larger would be ideal. But as it is, you have to put the headphones in more carefully, paying attention not to get the cable caught into the zipper.
So, to conclude, taking what you’re getting into account, I think the price is fair and only few small criticisms conspire against me giving it a 5-star rating.
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Useless..
This bag is soooooo small, that I couldnt fit any normal studio or hi-fi headphones into it...shocking that it even exists : ( At the end, i tried my M40x with it and I gave up zipping it, because the side pressure to the headphones was too much. Anyway...the bag is good for other stuff, but not for headphones :D
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Nice bag
Pleasantly surprised by this bag. There is a thin, full-width outside pocket perfect for spare cables. The main compartment has space for the headphones and some plugs or adapters. Nice heavy material, with a shoulder strap (probably unnecessary but a nice touch). Made in India! Nice quality hardware, thick zippers, looks like a good one. Fits HD 25 easily with tons of space left. Fits HD 600s comfortably. Audeze will fit but very tightly.
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Good quality and affordable
Good quality and affordable headphone bag. Check the dimensions you need however since overall I would say this is only suited for smaller headphones. Ideally they should make a bigger version of this for larger (more studio style headphones).
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HD650 fits, but barely
Sennheiser HD650 fits inside it but not comfortably. It's an okay cheap option for it, but I'd rather recommend the Beyerdynamic hardcase it you're looking for a case for an HD650.
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Excellent
Easy to use and provides protection!
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