You know when a company sells off a beloved business and stuff goes really well afterwards? Yeah, me neither. So please join me in pouring one out for Sennheiser. The unthinkable has happened: audio brand Sennheiser has sold off its consumer products. That means beloved bits of kit like the Momentum True Wireless 2, the HD 820, and the Momentum 3 will no longer be made in-house by the acclaimed company. But let’s backtrack. Sennheiser signalled its ambition to sell the consumer part of its company in February. It’s now found a buyer: Sonova, a Swiss company that’s best known for making hearing…

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