HEDD Audio has introduced the HEDDphone D1, marking the company's first headphones to utilize dynamic drivers rather than the Air Motion Transformer technology featured in previous models. The new product incorporates Thin-Ply Carbon Diaphragm technology, developed with Swedish specialist Composite Sound, which the manufacturer claims represents a breakthrough in dynamic driver design.
The diaphragm material consists of precisely aligned ultra-thin carbon layers that provide exceptional stiffness while maintaining low mass, eliminating traditional damping requirements and enabling faster response across the frequency spectrum. HEDD Audio states the technology required eight years of development from initial concept to final production and delivers studio monitor precision combined with high-end headphone characteristics.
Manufactured in Germany with diaphragms produced exclusively in Sweden, each unit features 32-ohm impedance and 100 dB sensitivity for compatibility with various audio sources. The fully serviceable design carries a five-year warranty and retails for 599 pounds or 699 euros.
The diaphragm material consists of precisely aligned ultra-thin carbon layers that provide exceptional stiffness while maintaining low mass, eliminating traditional damping requirements and enabling faster response across the frequency spectrum. HEDD Audio states the technology required eight years of development from initial concept to final production and delivers studio monitor precision combined with high-end headphone characteristics.
Manufactured in Germany with diaphragms produced exclusively in Sweden, each unit features 32-ohm impedance and 100 dB sensitivity for compatibility with various audio sources. The fully serviceable design carries a five-year warranty and retails for 599 pounds or 699 euros.
