The Sennheiser HD 424 is a vintage open-air headphone from the early 1970s, featuring yellow foam ear pads and a more spacious soundstage with better deep bass resolution than its predecessor, the HD 414.
This vintage open-back Sennheiser stands out among its era peers, offering a notably wider and more immersive soundstage with improved low-end detail. However, its extremely high impedance demands substantial power, making it best suited for dedicated headphone amplifiers rather than portable devices, though it can manage at lower volumes on weaker sources. It's a compelling choice for those seeking a classic, spacious sound signature and willing to invest in proper amplification.
| Transducteur | dynamic, open |
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| Transducteurs par côté | 2 |
| Réponse en fréquence | 16Hz-20kHz |
| Impédance | 2000 Ω |
| Transducteur | dynamic, open |
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| Transducteurs par côté | 2 |
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| Réponse en fréquence | 16Hz-20kHz |
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| Impédance | 2000 Ω |
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| Appairage multipoint | No |
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| Réduction de bruit active | No |
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| Poids | 180 g |
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This review says the HD 424 is a worthwhile step up from the HD 414, with a more spacious soundstage and better deep-bass resolution. It also says the headphone can work at modest volumes from portable devices, but listeners wanting high volume will want an amplifier.
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