Professional closed-back circumaural headphones for music production, mixing, and mastering, built on decades of Sennheiser research and development. These headphones embody the perfect balance of precision, comfort, and versatility, allowing you to focus on the details whether you’re in the studio or on the go. Thanks to a completely new acoustically…
Professional closed-back circumaural headphones for music production, mixing, and mastering, built on decades of Sennheiser research and development. These headphones embody the perfect balance of precision, comfort, and versatility, allowing you to focus on the details whether you’re in the studio or on the go. Thanks to a completely new acoustically sealed system consisting of multiple layers of passive damping and the overall design of the HD 480 Pro, they offer sound integrity and ensure that you hear only the true, authentic signal.

Sennheiser HD 480 PRO
Closed-back circumaural headphones for recording, monitoring, mixing and mastering. HD 480 PRO combines accurate reproduction with passive attenuation, so critical work stays focused on the true signal.
The acoustically closed design uses multi-layer passive attenuation and the Vibration Attenuation System to reduce reflections and unwanted distortion. Dynamic 38 mm transducers with low-mass voice coils and neodymium magnets support fast, uncoloured reproduction from 3 Hz to 28.7 kHz.


Angled earcups keep driver positioning consistent. The detachable coiled cable can connect to either earcup; braille L/R markings and glasses grooves make day-to-day studio work easier.
The headphone has 130 Ω impedance, a 4-pin mini-XLR port and a supplied 3 m coiled cable with a 3.5 mm jack and 6.3 mm adapter. The standard package also includes a PRO headphone bag.
| Manufacturer: | Sennheiser |
| Category: | Headphones |
| Design | over-ear |
| With microphone | No |
| Headphone type | Closed |
| Headphones connection | 6,3mm · 3,5mm |
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