Final DX6000 - Open-Back Dynamic Driver Headphone

[XERO1]

Specs:
Driver type: Dynamic

Driver size: TBA

Driver materials: Magnesium alloy cone w/ foamed silicone resin surround

Housing material: Aluminum-magnesium alloy

Sensitivity: 83dB/mW

Impedance: 47Ω (1kHz), 480Ω (20kHz)

Weight: 363g

MSRP: ¥248,000 / $1999 / €1,999 / £1,899

Available on 4-28-2025
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https://final-inc.com/products/dx6000-jp
https://musictech.com/news/gear/final-dx6000-headphones-debut/
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These could be good!

But at only 83dB/mW and with a wonky impedance, they will need a pretty beefy amp to drive them well.

 

[SolarCetacean]

83 dB/mW is Susvara territory! And that impedance curve is something; it seems high output impedance amps will boost treble instead of bass on these headphones. I'm certainly curious. The D8000 Pro and D8000 DC (non-Pro) weren't for me, but I enjoyed the D8000 DC Pro.

 

[BlankName]

But at only 83dB/mW and with a wonky impedance, they will need a pretty beefy amp to drive them well.

The sensitivity shouldn't be a problem in the treble as it peaks around 85-75db so you'd only need about 1mw at 300ohms for the treble, high oi amps might be a problem however.

 

[Metalingus]

I heard they will display this with their own prototype amp.

Like yamaha.

 

[Barone Birra]

*Since the ear pads are fixed to the driver unit with special screws, we will replace them at our company. If you replace them yourself, they will not be covered by the product warranty. *For ear pad replacement, please apply through SUPPORT (repair application).


*The "transient coil system" provides a rated impedance of 47 Ω @ 1 kHz, but at 20 kHz the impedance rises to 480 Ω. Therefore, we recommend using this product with a stationary amplifier with sufficient power capacity to handle high impedance, rather than a portable device.

 

[M700LTR]

Why hasn't this been picked up by any of the reviewers

 

[XERO1]

It should be available for sale in Japan tomorrow (4-28-25).

 

[Metalingus]

Why hasn't this been picked up by any of the reviewers

D7000 is out for a while and didn’t see it being reviewed much either.