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Angeboten wird „HEDDphone D1“ von HEDD Audio als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Kopfhörer mit Kabel“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 1884477963 endet am 05.07.2026 um 12:03 Uhr.
The used HEDD Audio HEDDphone D1 typically trades in the €700-€1,420 range based on recent comparable EUR listings, with a median around €950. At €450 in good condition, this asking price is a clear bargain—well below the 25th percentile of €700—making it a compelling entry into HEDD's precision desktop DAC/amp ecosystem for enthusiasts seeking transparent, low-distortion headphone drive.
Before biting, verify the output modules: confirm the stock balanced and single-ended cards are included and functional, as replacements can add €100+. Also check for firmware updates and any history of overheating in the power supply, a minor but reported quirk in early units—ask for service records if it's over two years old.
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HEDD Audio traces its roots to Berlin, Germany, where physicist Klaus Heinz—renowned for pioneering the compact AMT tweeter three decades earlier at ADAM Audio—founded the company in October 2015 alongside his son, Dr. Frederik Knop, a mastering engineer and musicologist. Departing from ADAM to pursue greater sonic accuracy, Heinz established HEDD as a family-run venture dedicated to pushing loudspeaker boundaries. From its inception, all design and assembly occur in Berlin, fostering meticulous quality control and deep ties to the local music tech scene, including partnerships with brands like Rupert Neve Designs and Native Instruments.
The brand specializes in professional-grade active studio monitors, subwoofers, and large-scale main speakers, leveraging Heinz's AMT drivers for exceptional transient response and power handling. Iconic lines like the MK1 (TYPE 05, 07, 30) debuted in 2016, followed by MK2 models with innovations such as the "Closed or Ported" (CoP) system and modular HEDD Bridge for Dante digital connectivity. In 2020, HEDD expanded into headphones with the full-range AMT HEDDphone, targeting immersive listening across studio and home setups.
Positioned as a high-end boutique player, HEDD commands respect among producers, mastering engineers, and audiophiles for its uncolored, reference-level accuracy and build quality. Handcrafted durability, as seen in the 2025 limited-edition TYPE 05 A-CORE EDITION X celebrating 10 years and Heinz's 40-year legacy, underscores its niche prestige in pro audio and hi-fi circles, where precision trumps embellishment.
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