Audio-Technica's ATH-ADX7000 are the brand's latest pair of open-back headphones, promising outstanding performance for their premium price.
Packing innovative HXTD (High-Concentricity X (Transfer) Dynamic Transducer) driver technology with an incredibly lightweight design (275g), Audio-Technica guarantees a "natural, spacious and comfortable high-end listening experience".
Audio-Technica's HXDT uses a highly controlled moulding and alignment method to ensure the 58mm diaphragm, baffle plate, magnet, and voice coil are perfectly concentric, with tolerances tightened to ±0.02 mm—nearly 10 times more precise than conventional designs, according to the manufacturer.
The ADX7000's aluminium housings feature a honeycomb configuration to deliver more efficient airflow, reducing internal pressure and resonance. This should also result in powerful, articulate bass alongside exceptional midrange clarity and high-frequency purity.
The ATH-ADX7000 should also be comfortable to wear thanks to its lightweight housings and magnesium-alloy frame. Meanwhile, a choice of Alcantara microfibre or velvet earpads promises to further cosset your lobes.
The new AT open-backs come bundled with two detachable cables: a balanced cable with a 4-pin XLRM connector and an unbalanced alternative with a 6.3mm end. Both feature Neutrik connectors and gold-tipped A2DC connectors.
Finally, each pair of the ATH-ADX7000 is individually serialised and comes with its own hard carrying case.
The Audio-Technica ATH-ADX7000 will be available from 31st October, priced at £3,000 | €3,499 | US$3,499 | A4,999.
If that's a bit beyond your budget, you should check out our review of the more affordable ATH-ADX3000 from Audio-Technica.
For more information visit Audio-Technica
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