RØDE NTH-100 Professional Over-ear Headphones For Content Creation, Music Production, Mixing and Audio Editing, Podcasting, Location Recording (Black)

please read if you wear glasses!first off these sound absolutely insanely good, rode's fist headphones are not a disappointment in the sound department at all that's for sure, probably the first headphones i can crank without immediately developing tinnitus; the build quality is very premium "feeling" but idk if its actually durable since i've read online that they break on the yoke. but here's the real catch, these are very, very very and i mean.. VEEERY uncomfortable if you wear glasses.. i can wear these for about 5 minutes MAX before needing to take em off. the cups are very small so they rest on your frames and the padding is incredibly stiff with little to no give, i am sorry rode you nailed the sound but comfort is not it with glasses :/if you arent part of the 4 eyes crew then definitey go for it, could be your endgame, but if you are then i'd say keep looking.

I had high hopes for this one but it is not comfortable at all and really small.

It's made by cheap plastic and the one I bought broke due to the cheap material

وصلني المنتج وهو تالف او لايعمل بشكل صحيح , لااعلم قد يكون عيب مصنعي

Słuchawki grają bardzo czysto i precyzyjnie. Na plus konstrukcja, odpinany kabel Jack 3,5 mam, dopasowanie do uszu.

なるべくそのままの状態を耳で聴きたかったので、こちらは買って良かったです。散財小説ドリキンさんのレビューを見て買うのを決めました。

Otimo Fone, otimo custo beneficio

Tremenda joya, calidad de unos audífonos de gama alta a precio de gama media, son mi mejor comora

You’ve possibly not heard of Rode because they are microphone people. They are known in the video world for producing excellent value microphones and most people that make YouTube videos like myself have more than one Rode microphone in their collection. I have many of them and they’re all really solid performers.Rode is an Australian company.The NTH-100 is their first headphone. It’s aimed at producers and videographers. For most video people, monitoring of audio is likely to be done on a Sony 7506 or Beyer DT770. Not because they’re the best headphone, but because they can both be brutal in highlight audio flaws. The 7506 isn’t that great for long listening sessions because of its tonal balance but it is excellent for monitoring.The NTH-100 sounds to me like a middle ground between the dt770 and the 7506. It has good slam but not as fat as the DT770. It has a clean treble, but doesn’t pierce through your head like the 7506 sound.It’s an unusual headphone. Shaped to closely fit your ears so no space in the cups for resonances. (Triangular) The pads are memory foam with cooling gel. Also…. Alcantara. The pads are frankly …. Plush as hell.The cups, once fitted to your head are locked into place, so they never move again. The lead can be connected on left or right side and is extremely flexible. It doesn’t have ‘spring’ in it.It’s quite heavy as far as headphones go, but because of the way it fits, it feels much lighter on your head.I’m not kidding when I say that these are a BARGAIN. Around £130. The sound is really balanced and they sound pretty flat to me. There is perhaps a slight lift in the upper bass but actually, it’s not a lot and I think as far as monitoring headphones go, that’s what makes these headphones useable for music listening as well as monitoring. I did a mix with them, and the mix sounded great on speakers afterwards. That’s a sign that they have a really balanced frequency response. I have to be very careful with the DT770 because of its bass and the 7506 with its treble. This one is way more flat and it shows big time in the mixing.Imaging is extremely good. It’s a closed headphone, but it images like a semi-open headphone. The drivers are closely matched and placement is spot on. I can move people talking in my videos literally by inches with these and clearly hear it. Music listening puts vocalists firmly in centre and sometimes, it seems to put them in their own ‘space’ in the mic. You get a feeling of front to back depth and on some recordings, singers are placed further back in the stage. Really obvious with these.Treble is clear. Not piercing in any way. Fantastic mids but the bass ….. it doesn’t dominate but can really growl at you.You can listen loud if you want. No trouble. 32ohms so driven easily by phones.They make me think of the Sennheiser HD600 but with a better bass response and no ‘veiling’ or ‘harshness’Rode are an excellent company and their design team took a long time designing this headphone. It’s their first and boy, is it a cracker. It looks good. Feels good and sounds good.One thing…. Without being rude, if you have large ears, the cups might be a problem. My ears fit fine. They made this close fit on purpose to avoid cup resonances.