Sennheiser RS120 926 MHz Wireless RF Headphones with Charging Cradle
Friday, November 20, 2009 16:02Posted in category headphones
- Wireless headphones with up to 120 ft range
- Detailed, analytical sound reproduction with strong bass response
- Rechargeable NiMH batteries included
- Perfectly suited to home music listening and TV applications
- Receives reception through walls, doors, and outdoors
Product Description
The Sennheiser RS-120 Wireless Headphones are an ideal choice for wireless use of both Hi-Fi audio and the TV. The open-ear headphones are supraaural and provide detailed, warm sound reproduction with a strong bass response. The headphone receive sound through walls and ceilings so you won’t have to remain in the same room as your equipment. Power comes from NiMH batteries that are recharged by simply putting the headphones on their transmitter base that can be moun… More >>
Sennheiser RS120 926 MHz Wireless RF Headphones with Charging Cradle
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MEQ says:
November 20th, 2009 at 6:50 pm
Headphones work great, but it’s missing a part. The jack that connects you to your unit of preference. (…)
Rating: 3 / 5
Pegacorn says:
November 20th, 2009 at 7:54 pm
I didn’t realize the rechargable batteries had to charge before 24 hours use. I took these to work and after many tries I finally got it to say it was charging. But had to unplug it for the weekend. Monday morning. It won’t charge or work no matter what I do. Very disappointing. I won’t get another and I am returning this one for a refund. The batteries are put in the headphones and the headphones have to rest on the metal frame of the stand for it to suppositely charge the batteries. Poor design.
Rating: 1 / 5
Mark Braun says:
November 20th, 2009 at 9:01 pm
Does anyone know if I can have 2 of these running off different audio sources in one house at the same time? Is there a channel adjustment or something? Anyone tried this?
Rating: 3 / 5
Rick L. Parrish says:
November 20th, 2009 at 11:29 pm
The Legendary Sennheiser name has bitten the dust. These sorry excuses for wireless headphones fail on all counts. Don’t waste your money. If there is anything at all in your house that can interfere with the signal put out by these pathetic pieces of plastic it will.
Any other brand is better. Heck, a kids toy megaphone put to your ear is better!!!!
UPDATE: Wait…I have to slice a large piece of this humble pie I have just baked…After letting what I considered “these lemons” sit unused and unreturned (too damn lazy) for months. I suddenly got a bug to replace my whole theater sound system and included a new Harmon Kardon receiver in the mix. Then I started looking around for my wireless headphones until I remembered the Sennheisers…and said what the hay…and plugged them in because I wanted to watch The Fast and The Furious to test the limits of the system…and lo! there was sound. Glorious sound! Reproduced in all it’s surround sound glory. I moved about. I went upstairs. I went to the mail box. Everywhere I went the sound went with me. I do not know what was wrong with my previous setup when it comes to this particular set of headphones, only that the interference was somehow in my system, but I was too hasty and severe in my judgement of them. They are wonderful. How’s that for a reversal?!? It’s certainly a very big bite of this humble pie. Unfortunately editing will not allow me to change my star rating!!!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
Julian Kroin says:
November 21st, 2009 at 12:02 am
I was hoping to score some wireless headphones that would allow me to listen to the TV radio w/o waking my wife (as I did with the cumbersome wired version). Was I in error? I have them transmitting from the audio output jack on the front of my old A/V Pioneer stereo receiver. No settings I’ve found so far have allowed me to do this. Guide me please!!
I have the tv speakers turned off and a home theater (circa the 80’s) set up.
Rating: 3 / 5