Sennheiser HD 600 Cable

3/5 for quality, expect it to break after ~2000-3000 hours of use (or about a year or two).
It needs a bit of reinforcement in three areas:
1. Where the cable splits in two, the tube present there will become loose. I Replaced it with some electrical tape.
2. Also at the 3.5mm jack, the bendy part will break loose eventually with daily use, limiting lifespan.
3. Ear cup connectors, same thing as in the 3.5mm jack. Expect to put some shrink tube over them if you don't want them to break.

I bought this for my Senheiser HD600 headphones since the original cable stopped working. So far it hasn't presented any problems. Quite expensive replacement cable but there're not any other options out there.

I love Sennheiser headphones but their cables are always dire.
I've had 3 of these now and it's not because I do not treat my headphones well, they are just poorly designed unlike the headphones themselves.
I've given up on Sennheiser now and moved to Sony or AKG who seem to put more thought into the cable rather than an afterthought. Shame.

There is a more affordable Sennheiser cable which is for the HD 650 - it has black L and R plugs. However, this more expensive cable has smaller connecting pins which do not "stretch/damage" the internal spring contacts on the HD 540/600. So, this cable is worth every penny and lasts a very long time... I am replacing the cable on my HD 540 - for the first time! - which is over thirty years old. Thanks Thomann...

The original cable got broken after about 7 years of daily use, so I had to replace it with this one. I've been using it for months now, and it works like a charm. Hopefully, it will also be working for years to come.

My kids decided the wreck the original cable by peeling the cable down the middle! Thankfully my headphones were saved by the replaceable cable. This cable matches the quality of the phones themselves. The adaptor is a screw type on these and creates a secure connection going from small to large jack.

Its handy to have this replacement cause eventually the original cables will fail.
To expensive for what it is.