Multimedia Headsets

NTH-50 On Ear Multimedia Headphone with Microphone

The RØDE NTH-50 on-ear headphones reproduce sound through 40 mm dynamic drivers and an innovative resonance chamber, delivering a frequency response of 5 Hz–35 kHz with low distortion. The closed-back...

The RØDE NTH-50 on-ear headphones reproduce sound through 40 mm dynamic drivers and an innovative resonance chamber, delivering a frequency response of 5 Hz–35 kHz with low distortion. The closed-back acoustic design provides passive isolation from ambient noise, while the ergonomic headband and open-style housing reduce pressure on the head and ears during...

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Description

Description

The RØDE NTH-50 on-ear headphones reproduce sound through 40 mm dynamic drivers and an innovative resonance chamber, delivering a frequency response of 5 Hz–35 kHz with low distortion. The closed-back acoustic design provides passive isolation from ambient noise, while the ergonomic headband and open-style housing reduce pressure on the head and ears during extended use.

The lightweight aluminum frame is paired with a detachable 1.7 m coiled cable, dual-sided connections, and a locking connector. The package includes a 3.5 mm to 1/4-inch adapter, a storage pouch, and a color identification set.

  • Type: On-ear
  • Color: Black
  • Use: Everyday
  • Driver type: Dynamic
  • Driver size: 40 mm
  • Acoustic principle: Closed-back
  • Frequency response: 5 Hz–35 kHz
  • Impedance: 32 Ω
  • Sensitivity at 500 Hz and 1 mW: 102 dB SPL
  • Sensitivity at 500 Hz and 1 V RMS: 117 dB SPL
  • Maximum short-term input power: 100 mW
  • Maximum long-term input power: 50 mW
  • Maximum sound pressure level: 124 dB SPL
  • Ambient noise attenuation: 21 dBA
  • Total harmonic distortion at 100 Hz: 0.05% at 100 dB SPL and 0.5% at 120 dB SPL
  • Cable connection: Dual TRRS
  • Cable length: 1.7 m
  • Weight: 220 g
  • Package contents: Headphone cable, 3.5 mm to 1/4-inch adapter, storage pouch, and color identification set

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
On Ear
Usage
Casual Use
Colour
Black

Features & Functions

Wireless
No
Volume Adjustment
No
Foldable Drivers
No
Noise Canceling MIC
No
Dect
No
Surround
No

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  • andreeeskay
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    Starting off, I will mention that I have handled many DJ headphones (Sony 700, Technics, Pioneer, Stanton, v-moda, aiaiai, etc.). The last ones I used for two years were the v-moda m100. The Rode headphones appear to be of very high build quality; time will tell how durable they are. The headband is almost identical to the aiaiai, they are a bit heavier than the aiaiai and the weight is in the two earcups, which shows that although there is a plastic cover, there is a good speaker inside. They have very good sound isolation even at high external music volumes. Their sound is clear, the bass is not exaggerated, you hear exactly the bass and kick that each track has. They reach quite low, you can even hear the low frequencies if they exist. The pads are quite soft but thin. They are not suitable for listening to music for a long time, as the pads press a bit more due to their thinness. For DJing, however, they are just fine, since none of us keeps them on our ears all the time. The cable is of very good quality. The pouch is very simple but better than nothing. Overall, I don't think there is any other headphone up to the price of 200-250€ that plays better than this. The Technics might play better. I have no opinion on the very expensive Pioneer models. They definitely play better than the vmoda.

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    • Sound quality
    • Bass
    • Noise isolation
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Comfort
    • Weight
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  • Starting off, I will mention that I have handled many DJ headphones (Sony 700, Technics, Pioneer, Stanton, v-moda, aiaiai, etc.). The last ones I used for two years were the v-moda m100. The Rode headphones appear to be of very high build quality; time will tell how durable they are. The headband is almost identical to the aiaiai, they are a bit heavier than the aiaiai and the weight is in the two earcups, which shows that although there is a plastic cover, there is a good speaker inside. They have very good sound isolation even at high external music volumes. Their sound is clear, the bass is not exaggerated, you hear exactly the bass and kick that each track has. They reach quite low, you can even hear the low frequencies if they exist. The pads are quite soft but thin. They are not suitable for listening to music for a long time, as the pads press a bit more due to their thinness. For DJing, however, they are just fine, since none of us keeps them on our ears all the time. The cable is of very good quality. The pouch is very simple but better than nothing. Overall, I don't think there is any other headphone up to the price of 200-250€ that plays better than this. The Technics might play better. I have no opinion on the very expensive Pioneer models. They definitely play better than the vmoda.

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Description & Specifications

The RØDE NTH-50 on-ear headphones reproduce sound through 40 mm dynamic drivers and an innovative resonance chamber, delivering a frequency response of 5 Hz–35 kHz with low distortion. The closed-back acoustic design provides passive isolation from ambient noise, while the ergonomic headband and open-style housing reduce pressure on the head and ears during extended use.

The lightweight aluminum frame is paired with a detachable 1.7 m coiled cable, dual-sided connections, and a locking connector. The package includes a 3.5 mm to 1/4-inch adapter, a storage pouch, and a color identification set.

  • Type: On-ear
  • Color: Black
  • Use: Everyday
  • Driver type: Dynamic
  • Driver size: 40 mm
  • Acoustic principle: Closed-back
  • Frequency response: 5 Hz–35 kHz
  • Impedance: 32 Ω
  • Sensitivity at 500 Hz and 1 mW: 102 dB SPL
  • Sensitivity at 500 Hz and 1 V RMS: 117 dB SPL
  • Maximum short-term input power: 100 mW
  • Maximum long-term input power: 50 mW
  • Maximum sound pressure level: 124 dB SPL
  • Ambient noise attenuation: 21 dBA
  • Total harmonic distortion at 100 Hz: 0.05% at 100 dB SPL and 0.5% at 120 dB SPL
  • Cable connection: Dual TRRS
  • Cable length: 1.7 m
  • Weight: 220 g
  • Package contents: Headphone cable, 3.5 mm to 1/4-inch adapter, storage pouch, and color identification set

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
On Ear
Usage
Casual Use
Colour
Black

Features & Functions

Wireless
No
Volume Adjustment
No
Foldable Drivers
No
Noise Canceling MIC
No
Dect
No
Surround
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 2
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • andreeeskay
    5
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Starting off, I will mention that I have handled many DJ headphones (Sony 700, Technics, Pioneer, Stanton, v-moda, aiaiai, etc.). The last ones I used for two years were the v-moda m100. The Rode headphones appear to be of very high build quality; time will tell how durable they are. The headband is almost identical to the aiaiai, they are a bit heavier than the aiaiai and the weight is in the two earcups, which shows that although there is a plastic cover, there is a good speaker inside. They have very good sound isolation even at high external music volumes. Their sound is clear, the bass is not exaggerated, you hear exactly the bass and kick that each track has. They reach quite low, you can even hear the low frequencies if they exist. The pads are quite soft but thin. They are not suitable for listening to music for a long time, as the pads press a bit more due to their thinness. For DJing, however, they are just fine, since none of us keeps them on our ears all the time. The cable is of very good quality. The pouch is very simple but better than nothing. Overall, I don't think there is any other headphone up to the price of 200-250€ that plays better than this. The Technics might play better. I have no opinion on the very expensive Pioneer models. They definitely play better than the vmoda.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Sound quality
    • Bass
    • Noise isolation
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Comfort
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Starting off, I will mention that I have handled many DJ headphones (Sony 700, Technics, Pioneer, Stanton, v-moda, aiaiai, etc.). The last ones I used for two years were the v-moda m100. The Rode headphones appear to be of very high build quality; time will tell how durable they are. The headband is almost identical to the aiaiai, they are a bit heavier than the aiaiai and the weight is in the two earcups, which shows that although there is a plastic cover, there is a good speaker inside. They have very good sound isolation even at high external music volumes. Their sound is clear, the bass is not exaggerated, you hear exactly the bass and kick that each track has. They reach quite low, you can even hear the low frequencies if they exist. The pads are quite soft but thin. They are not suitable for listening to music for a long time, as the pads press a bit more due to their thinness. For DJing, however, they are just fine, since none of us keeps them on our ears all the time. The cable is of very good quality. The pouch is very simple but better than nothing. Overall, I don't think there is any other headphone up to the price of 200-250€ that plays better than this. The Technics might play better. I have no opinion on the very expensive Pioneer models. They definitely play better than the vmoda.

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