amazon Radius HP-NHR21 reviews
Specifications:
Driver: Dynamic diameter 13mm.
Sensitivity: 103dB / mV.
Impedance: 17Ω ± 15%
Frequency response: 5Hz-40000Hz.
Wire: 1.2m long
Build:
The HP-NHR21 boxer is quite similar to the NHR11, with the High Res logo on the box, below the Radius logo.
The housing of the NHR21 is quite similar to the NHR11, except that the diamond cutter housing is made of metal, giving a more solid feel.
Jack is still designed as NHR11, quite solid and gold-plated at the tip of contact.
Due to the housing design as NHR11, the fit of the NHR21 is extremely good, wearing very smooth and without any problems.
Sound:
The overall sound of the NHR21 is a bass, bass, warm and quite easy listening. The details and sound are extremely good, but the sound is not too clear and still, as if there was a layer of fog over the song.
First impression was in the bass line. Bass of the NHR21 down firm and soft, good bass, excellent dynamics. The bass of the NHR21 is quite good, but it does not include violent genres like metal. Compared to the NHR11, the NHR21’s bass range is quieter and more rounded, giving more vibration and force, rather than flattening, sharpening and dissipation, which are slightly faster than NHR1. Compared to other headphones with a good bass range in the 3-meter range is the Sony XB-A1, the A1’s bass still loses, and backward than the NHR21, the roundness and bounce rate are also slightly down. However, the A1 has the advantage that the bass range is less, so it is easier to hear from people unfamiliar, which also creates a more open sound.
Mid range is also a big improvement compared to nhr11, not too backward like the old. Low mid is pressed at moderate level to create a smooth vocal, but the high mid is pushed up slightly so sometimes you will be slightly tired. Each piano note can feel the lightness but still keep the admiration, the female voice in the song Star Sky in the Battle Cry of Two Steps From Hell show the fineness and skin but not as sweet as Shure 215 or too dry like the Sony XBA-A1.
The Treble series of NHR21 itself is quite easy to hear, but nothing too special in comparison to the two ranges, good detail as well as not high notes without roll off phenomenon, but still a bit lacking. The energy needed to be able to adventure with genres like solo guitar …
The sound field is a plus point of NHR21, while in the NHR11 the sound field is very good, but still a little loose feeling, in NHR21 the sound field is excellent, giving the listener a clear sense of alignment. Between the rows is still mounted. In addition, the detail of the NHR21 is good, and you can easily hear small details without being distracted.
Conclude:
Radius HP-NHR21 is definitely not a headset for everyone, it has the advantages and disadvantages that I mentioned above. However, if you are a true bass head, love the Epic genre like yourself, the NHR21 is worth a try. Trust me, you will not regret it!
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