Audio-Technica ATH-ADX5000 vs Sennheiser HD 660S

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ATH-ADX5000 compared with HD 660S
Audio-TechnicaATH-ADX5000SennheiserHD 660S
Overview
ReleasedDecember 2017October 2017
Sound
TypeOver-earOver-ear
Noise cancellingNoNo
Driver size58 mm38 mm
BackOpenOpen
Impedance420 ohms150 ohms
Bluetooth codecsNone (wired)None (wired)
DriversDynamic, 58 mm Integrated Driver Unit (tungsten-coated diaphragm, voice coil, baffle and Permendur magnetic circuit in one unit) with Core Mount Technology; 5 – 50,000 Hz; 100 dB/mW; maximum input power 1,000 mWDynamic, open, diffuse-field equalised; 42 mm transducer with 38 mm diaphragm and aluminium voice coil; ventilated drive unit with steel mesh; transducers matched in pairs; 9 – 41,500 Hz (–10 dB); 104 dB SPL at 1 kHz (1 Vrms); THD ≤ 0.04% (1 kHz, 100 dB); max. 500 mW long-term input power
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)No battery (wired)No battery (wired)
Design
Weight270 g260 g (better)
Headphone cableYesYes
Fit and ear tipsOpen-air, over-ear; magnesium frame; honeycomb-punched housings; Alcantara ear pads and headband; each pair laser-etched with a serial numberOver-ear (circumaural), open-back; contact pressure approx. 6.0 N ± 1.0 N; replaceable ear pads
Works withDetachable 3.0 m 6N OFC cable with A2DC connectors at the headphones and a gold-plated 6.3 mm plug; optional balanced cableDetachable 3 m OFC cables with gold-plated 6.35 mm unbalanced and 4.4 mm balanced plugs; 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter; optional CH 650 S cable with 4-pin XLR sold separately
In the boxATH-ADX5000 headphones, 3.0 m cable, hard carrying caseHD 660S headphones, cable with 6.35 mm plug, cable with 4.4 mm balanced plug, 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter, instruction manual, storage box

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