Hi guys! Thanks for taking a closer look at the HD 620S. The transducer is 42mm, with a 38mm diaphragm, and as noted by the other viewers, the frequency response is 6 Hz to 30 kHz and are rated at 150 ohms impedance. To those reading this: We took a lot of time to tune them to sound more open (and less boxy) than everything else out there in this range, so that audiophiles could get that immersive listening experience (as you mentioned) without sacrificing the privacy that a closed-back brings. Some of the innovative materials and philosophies inside the front and back volume really add up to a listening experience that straddles fun and accurate.
Great video guys, like another viewer already noted they have the style of build as the 560 , I don’t think the price point is a bit high for that style of build, I think should be around £249- 269 , if it had the same build style as the rest for 600 range then yes £300 is a good price, at the moment in the Uk some the outlets selling hd650 for £229, and hd660s2 to £359, so at that prices better off getting those that these, it be good if reviewer do hd 560 v these ones . Regards mark
Those headphones are a rip of unfortunately. Those are basically closed HD560s with leather pads for twice the price. I radther have HD560s + suaid pads and save a lot of money
Incorrect @stanisawszczpua9076. The chassis is similar, but the transducer, tuning philosophy, and acoustic materials are quite different. Please visit the website and you can learn much much more. We hope you get to actually hear them opposed to judging it based on an eye test.
Hi guys! Thanks for taking a closer look at the HD 620S. The transducer is 42mm, with a 38mm diaphragm, and as noted by the other viewers, the frequency response is 6 Hz to 30 kHz and are rated at 150 ohms impedance. To those reading this: We took a lot of time to tune them to sound more open (and less boxy) than everything else out there in this range, so that audiophiles could get that immersive listening experience (as you mentioned) without sacrificing the privacy that a closed-back brings. Some of the innovative materials and philosophies inside the front and back volume really add up to a listening experience that straddles fun and accurate.
Nicely done fellas. Keep it up.
Assuming you meant 6-30k hz not ohms btw.
Great video guys, like another viewer already noted they have the style of build as the 560 , I don’t think the price point is a bit high for that style of build, I think should be around £249- 269 , if it had the same build style as the rest for 600 range then yes £300 is a good price, at the moment in the Uk some the outlets selling hd650 for £229, and hd660s2 to £359, so at that prices better off getting those that these, it be good if reviewer do hd 560 v these ones . Regards mark
Thank you so much for the kind words and the feedback!
nice marketing pitch
Sennheiser states that the driver size is 42mm not 38mm.
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Thank you so much!
Those headphones are a rip of unfortunately. Those are basically closed HD560s with leather pads for twice the price. I radther have HD560s + suaid pads and save a lot of money
Incorrect @stanisawszczpua9076. The chassis is similar, but the transducer, tuning philosophy, and acoustic materials are quite different. Please visit the website and you can learn much much more. We hope you get to actually hear them opposed to judging it based on an eye test.
@@sennheiser Any chance you can share transducer model number then?