Explore Neumann headphones for professional recording, monitoring, editing, mixing, mastering and critical listening across studio and audio production workflows.
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Neumann RIME - Immersive Monitoring on Headphones

Neumann RIME (Reference Immersive Monitoring Environment) brings a 7.1.4 immersive monitoring environment to headphones. Rather than creating an entirely algorithmic space, Neumann captured a real mixing room using the KU 100, together with a Neumann loudspeaker system and MA 1, then recreated the monitoring experience specifically for the NDH 20 and NDH 30.

What Is Full Range Monitoring? How to Set Up a Full Range Studio Monitor System

Full Range Monitoring enables accurate reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, from deep sub-bass to high-frequency detail. By combining high-performance studio monitors with a subwoofer, the system can provide full control across the frequency range without gaps or exaggeration, delivering a more consistent and reliable monitoring environment.

Neumann Studio Hoàng Bảo Khoa - Experience Sound Firsthand

There are always differences between technical specifications and real-world experience that can only be fully understood through hands-on use. Understanding these concerns, Hoàng Bảo Khoa created Neumann Studio to provide a space where customers can directly listen to, try, and understand the products before choosing the solution that best suits their needs.

Can Neumann NDH Headphones Be Used Directly With A Smartphone?

Many Neumann NDH users wonder whether these headphones can be connected directly to a smartphone for quick playback or reference listening. While the idea sounds convenient, the reality is a bit more complex. This article explains compatibility, technical limitations, and how to achieve the best performance from your NDH headphones-even when used with mobile devices.

Studio Monitor Headphones Vs Regular Headphones: What Is The Difference?

In the world of audio, people often confuse studio monitor headphones with regular consumer headphones. While both are designed for listening, they serve completely different purposes. So, what exactly sets them apart, and who should be using each type?

Neumann Headphones

Neumann headphones provide professional monitoring solutions for recording, editing, mixing, mastering and critical listening across modern studio and audio production workflows.

Headphones for Professional Audio

Neumann headphones are designed for applications where detailed and reliable monitoring is important. Depending on the headphone design and workflow, they can be used during recording sessions, audio editing, mixing, mastering and other critical listening tasks.

The appropriate headphone depends on the required isolation, listening environment, equipment compatibility and intended application.

Professional Headphone Applications

Recording: Monitor cue mixes, backing tracks and recorded signals during studio sessions.
Monitoring: Evaluate audio during recording, playback and production.
Editing: Examine recorded material and identify details that require adjustment.
Mixing and mastering: Assess tonal balance, dynamics, stereo information and fine details.
Critical listening: Provide a detailed reference for evaluating music and other audio material.

Open-Back and Closed-Back Headphones

Closed-back headphones generally provide greater acoustic isolation and reduced sound leakage, making them particularly useful for recording and monitoring. Open-back headphones provide less isolation and are commonly used for critical listening, mixing and mastering in environments where leakage is not a concern.

Choosing Neumann Headphones

Consider the intended application, open-back or closed-back construction, impedance, sensitivity, comfort and compatibility with the headphone amplifier or audio interface. For extended sessions, fit and long-term wearing comfort are also important considerations.