Introducing the t.bone HD 515 closed-back headphones
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Introducing the t.bone HD 515 closed-back headphones · Source: t.bone audio
With detachable cable. · Source: t.bone audio
With the t.bone HD 515, you get a multipurpose set of closed-back headphones to tackle almost any audio activity you’ll come across today.
From recording and monitoring to streaming, gaming, DJing, and podcasting the HD 515 is ready for anything, and the closed-back design makes them ideal for any situation where isolation is necessary.
The new t.bone HD 515 Headphones
The HD 515 features an over-ear closed-back dynamic design that offers versatility and portability, weighing only 290g. They are equipped with 45mm drivers, delivering up to 97 dB SPL and a frequency range of 10Hz – 26 kHz.
In addition, the comfortable design includes a detachable and replaceable 3-meter straight cable with a minijack adapter, allowing you to connect to most professional and consumer audio devices.
With an impedance rating of 32 ohms, the HD 515 headphones can be used with any audio interface or mobile device without the need for a dedicated headphones preamplifier.
Overall, the HD 515 looks like a great option in the affordable side of the headphones market. They are especially useful in cases like recording studios, podcast studios, and educational institutions where multiple sets of headphones are required.
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More InformationPricing and availability:
You can order the HD 515 headphones now from Thomann.
More about the t.bone HD 515:
- t.bone audio Headphones
- More from t.bone
- Thomann’s guide to Headphones
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