Neumann KH 420
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Neumann
KH 420
Product Info
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The KH 420 is a serious midfield monitor – incredibly accurate and revealing. Its three-way design provides exceptional detail and imaging, making it perfect for critical mixing and mastering engineers who demand the absolute truth from their monitoring system. Expect to hear things you've never heard before.
Product Description
- Neumann KH 420
- 3-Way Main Monitor
- Equipped with: 10" Woofer
- 3" Midrange
- 1" Tweeter
- Frequency range: 26 - 22.000 Hz (± 3 dB)
- Input: XLR balanced analog
- Magnetically shielded
- Class AB Amplifier
- Active 3i Way crossover with 24 dB / Oct
- Integrated thermo and peak limiters for each driver
- bass
- mid and treble controls
- Parametric EQ
- Expandable with optional digital inputs
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 645 x 330 x 444 mm
- Netto: 36 kg
- Brutto: 35 kg
PROS
- • Exceptional transient response thanks to the Class AB amplification.
- • Detailed midrange clarity from the dedicated 3in driver.
- • Precise imaging and soundstage due to Neumann’s waveguide design.
- • Robust construction; the 36kg weight speaks to quality materials.
CONS
- • High-end price point limits accessibility for many smaller studios.
- • Requires careful room treatment to fully realize its potential.
- • Limited digital input options compared to some competitors.
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Key Features
Woofer Size
10 in
Power (Watts)
240
Frequency Range
26 - 22000 Hz
Connections
XLR balanced analog
Weight
36 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Neumann offers a more neutral and refined soundstage with tighter bass response; Adams tend to be a bit more hyped in the higher frequencies.
While technically capable, their size and output are best suited for midfield applications; smaller rooms may experience bass buildup requiring significant acoustic treatment.
These controls allow for subtle room correction and tailoring the frequency response to better suit your specific acoustic environment and mixing preferences.
