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- Type Headphones
- Vendor Sennheiser
- SKU SENHD600
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The HD 600 Avantgarde are audiophile-quality, open dynamic hi-fi/professional stereo headphones. The advanced diaphragm design eliminates standing waves in the diaphragm material. The HD 600 can be connected directly to hi-fi systems of the highest quality, in particular DAT, DVD, MD and CD players. These headphones are an ideal choice for the professional recording engineer.
Main Features
- Sophisticated design, elegantly finished in black and grey
- High-quality, open metal mesh earpiece covers for an extremely transparent sound
- Computer-optimised magnet systems minimise harmonic and intermodulation distortion
- Extremely lightweight aluminium voice coils ensure excellent transient response
- Neodymium ferrous magnet systems for optimum sensitivity and a wide dynamic range
- Exceptionally natural, spatial and accurate sound
Product Specifications
- Nominal impedance: 300 Ω
- Contact pressure: ca. 2.5 N
- Weight w/o cable: 260 g
- Jack plug: 3.5/6.3 mm stereo
- Transducer principle: open, dynamic
- Ear coupling: circumaural
- Cable length: 3 m
- Frequency response (headphones): 12 - 39000 Hz
- Sound pressure level (SPL): 97 dB at 1 mW
- THD, total harmonic distortion: 0.1 %
United Kingdom
Free delivery on records, CDs and vinyl care when you spend over £50, arriving in 2 to 4 business days.
Royal Mail 1st Class, up to 1kg: £4.35
Tracked courier, up to 2kg: £5.80
Tracked courier, 2kg to 10kg: £7.97
DJ equipment is charged at the rates above and is not included in the free delivery offer.
Outside the UK
We post worldwide, and everything is charged. Rates are worked out by weight and destination at checkout, starting at £12.50 for Canada, £13.10 for the EU, £18.40 for Australia and New Zealand, £22.00 for the USA and £25.65 for the rest of the world.
Customs charges and import duties are set by the destination country and are the customer’s responsibility.
Packing
Records are posted in stiffened record mailers, dispatched from London.