DPA DAD6001-BC

The portable sound reference:The NDH 30 is a circumaural, open-back headphone with outstanding detail resolution and high-precision stereo imaging with razor-sharp localisation of sound sources. Its linear sound image and superior impulse fidelity make it ideal for the most demanding applications such as mixing and mastering.Perfect monitoring in Neumann quality - everywhere:The NDH 30 was developed with the aim of making it possible to experience the reference sound of a Neumann studio monitor setup perfectly calibrated via MA 1 wherever you are - in the form of an easily transportable headphone. At the same time, the NDH 30 forms its own sound reference in terms of headphone reproduction, which is crucial for success today. Its outstanding sound characteristics make the NDH 30 the first choice for mixing and mastering. Thanks to its high long-term wearing comfort, it is also ideal for high-precision editing.Uncompromising precision:The NDH 30 owes its superior linearity in part to frequency-selective absorbers, which eliminate the overemphasis in the high frequencies that lead to incorrect mixing decisions with many other headphones. For example, the NDH 30 shows exactly whether a voice sounds muffled or needs a de-esser.Part of a successful family:With its high linearity and detail resolution, the NDH 30 is perfectly compatible with a loudspeaker system that has been optimally calibrated using Neumann Automatic Monitor Alignment. Mixes started on the NDH 30 at home or on the road can be continued seamlessly in the studio with KH-Line loudspeakers - and vice versa. At the same time, the NDH 30 is recommended as a headphone sound reference, as headphones have long since become the dominant playback system for consumers. The NDH 30 is ideal for testing headphone compatibility and for creating binaural mixes of immersive content (including VR and gaming). As high consistency and reliability are essential for mixing and mastering, the NDH 30 is manufactured to extremely tight tolerances so that every unit sounds exactly the same.