KRK Systems KNS 6400 Headphones Review 2

KRK Systems KNS 6400 Headphones Review

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Introduction


KRK Systems recently proved that they can produce a very interesting set of mid-end headphones right here: KRK Systems KNS 8400 review. Today we will be taking a look at yet another set of reasonably priced headphones from KRK Systems namely the KNS 6400s which sell for $100. Compared to the KNS 8400 the design is relatively unchanged. The KNS 6400 features cheaper ear pads and headband, but the great mechanical design we saw on the KNS 8400 is carried over. The change in pad material might not seem like a big deal, but it is especially important with closed back headphones that rely on the seal to produce the intended sound quality.

Specifications

  • Configuration: Closed back, circumaural
  • System type: Monitor Headphones
  • Cable: 2.5 m, (8.2 ft.), 99.99% OFC detachable
  • Ear Cushion type: Acoustic cellular foam [KNS-6400]
  • Headpad Finish: Leatherette [KNS-6400]
  • Nominal Headband Pressure: 4 N (based on average head size)
  • Ambient Noise Isolation: up to 26 dBA [KNS-6400]
  • Transducer: 40mm, neodymium
  • Power Handling Full Range: 1000mW
  • Nominal Impedance: 36 ohms
  • Frequency Response: 10Hz to 22KHz
  • Sensitivity (1mW): 95 dB SPL
  • Calculated Max SPL: 122 dB SPL
  • Connector: Gold-plated stereo 1/8" (3.5 mm)
  • Volume Control: N/A
  • Finish: Black impact resistant plastic
  • Dimensions: 3.7" (94mm) x 10.5" (267mm) x 9.6" (244mm)
  • Weight: 0.46 Lbs. (0.21Kg)

The Package


Like its bigger brother the KNS 6400s come in a very colorful cardboard box.


KRK Systems use almost the same bundle for the 6400 as they did on the 8400, except for the omission of the add-on cable with in-line volume control. With each set of KNS 6400 you get: microfiber cloth, carrying bag, and a manual.

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