Neumann NDH 30 Silver Open-Back Studio Headphones (509111)

El máximo posible en términos de calidad. Ideales para producción y grabación, definitivamente no para escuchar música de manera recreativa. Es como ponerle una luz blanca de clínica a todo, por así decirlo, te das cuenta de detalles que incluso con bocinas de muy alta calidad no se perciben.

The Big name and a great brand in sound and audio technology production is the 1st choice for me as a professional sound and audio engineer always support me and my work And I rely on it

Stellar headphones, as expected from an audio legend like Neumann. These are designed for sound professionals in the studio, so audiophiles and music enthusiasts would be wasting their money. If you mix professionally and need to make informed decisions, this is a great tool to add to your studio. I can attest to the effectiveness of using these to improve your mix, but a far more reputable source would be Sound On Sound's article. Personally, running it through my MT48 audio interface (also Neumann) is a joy, and it makes me sad whenever I use this or my NDH 20 (the closed-back version) without a high-quality interface, though the quality is still much improved over cheaper headphones as the impedance isn't too high to be unmanageable without professional gear. They're comfortable, though your mileage may vary depending on head/ear shape. The included cable is similarly high quality. It has its own Neumann-branded TRS connector, but any screw-on connection should be fine. Unfortunately, there is no carrying case included. This feels like a letdown considering the price, but you can use other cases with perfect utility so I'm not bothered by it. I highly recommend purchasing the SUREWO DJI carrying case and taking the foam out; it fits the NDH headphones and cables perfectly. TL;DR IF you're a sound professional who wants to make more informed mix decisions, you should highly consider this. If you're not working professionally in the field, disregard this option. They're expensive and are designed as a studio tool. There are plenty of other high-quality options, including many reputable elements by Neumann's own parent-company Sennheiser, for audio enthusiasts.

First things first. Your right earcup is the one with the cable attached to it. Not many people know this or even bothered looking at the indicators but yeah... Just a heads up xD These things look beautiful! The silver ano is reallllly great and then that polished edge is chef's kiss. They feel incredibly well built and I haven't experienced any creaking when I swivel the cups or stretch them out when I put it on my head. Comfort is a toss up. Pads are comfy albeit I have relatively small ears and my ears don't rub against the drivers so it's got some depth to it. Downside for me is that the padding on the top is too thin for me head and I get a hotspot about 30 minutes of wear and readjust them around to relieve it. I am willing to buy something that will help add more comfort to it but I do know that some argue why spend so much on something if it's not perfect. Well nothing is ever perfect from an objective standpoint xP Sound signature based on what I hear is essentially: - Treble that doesn't bite--nearly sounding dull but still has lots of detail - Midrange that is I think is neutral and doesn't sound forward nor lacking - And a little bit of extra kick in bass Powering these with the FiiO K9 Pro ESS, at high gain at 12 o' clock with the provided cable with FLAC files. About 1 o' clock for something like Spotify or content on the web. Listening to music and consuming content with the Neumann NDH30s, it's anti-climatic but I can only summarize it as: everything sounds right to me. The soundstage isn't large but isn't in my head either like some of the Sennheiser's. The space is just enough distance and the instruments and vocals are placed juuuuust right. Everything sounds natural and not out-of-place. I would note that poorly mastered music will still sound poor. But I still have a fun time with these. Imaging is spectacular I can locate where sounds are and just how close or far it is. But yeah I do not have a single complaint for how these sound. Everything blends so well together it is pretty magical for my experience. It's a 5/5* for me since I am willing to pay for something like a ZMF Crescent Snap to help alleviate the hotspot I get all the time. But a 4/5* would be understandable from an objective view. I have multiple of flavours of headphones in my collection and yet I still pick these. It's sooooo easy for me to get lost into the music for hours and hours. They are really something special to me :D

Its kind of like having NS10s really flat monitors in front of you except even better sounding. Crystal clear, mid forward sound signature. These do not have the "incredible bass and high end" sound signature that comes with consumer high quality headphones (Bose, Beats, etc). However, they still sound VERY good and if you mix on these and make your mix sound good, it will translate excelent to other listening devices. Buy these if you want to mix, edit, master your music or content without an acoustically treated room and studio speakers. Note: the headband is a little bit fatiguing after a few hours. Im bald though so maybe thats not an issue for everyone.