
Neumann
Neumann NDH 30 Open-Back Studio Mixing Headphones
The Neumann NDH 30 delivers reference-grade open-back monitoring with studio-calibrated precision for mixing and mastering professionals.
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Overview
Key Features
Demo Open-back Studio Headphone
Specifications
Brand
Neumann
Model
NDH 30 Black Edition
Type
Open-Back, Over-Ear
Frequency Range
12 Hz – 34 kHz
Connectivity
Wired (3.5mm with 6.35mm adapter)
Cable
Detachable, Internally Balanced
Material
Titanium
Weight
2.1 Pounds
Design
Foldable
Water Resistance
Not Water Resistant
Included Components
Cable, User Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the NDH 30 different from closed-back studio headphones?
The NDH 30 uses an open-back design that creates a wider, more natural soundstage with less ear fatigue during long sessions. This design allows air to pass through the ear cups, reducing pressure buildup and providing a more speaker-like listening experience ideal for mixing decisions.
Is the NDH 30 compatible with standard headphone outputs?
Yes, the NDH 30 connects via a 3.5mm jack and includes a 6.35mm adapter, making it compatible with audio interfaces, headphone amplifiers, mixing consoles, and portable devices.
Does the NDH 30 require a dedicated headphone amplifier?
While the NDH 30 will function with most headphone outputs, a quality headphone amplifier or professional audio interface will allow the drivers to perform at their full potential, delivering the detail and dynamics Neumann designed them for.
Can the cable be replaced if damaged?
Yes, the NDH 30 features a detachable cable with an internally balanced design, so replacements or upgrades can be swapped in without any tools or servicing.
Are the NDH 30 headphones suitable for tracking and recording?
The open-back design allows sound to leak in and out, which makes them less suitable for tracking where microphone bleed is a concern. They are purpose-built for mixing, mastering, and critical listening.