Blue Sadie Headphones

Name: Blue Sadie Headphones
Brand: Blue Microphones
SKU: blue-sadie-headphones
Price: 339.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Product Description

For the past 20 years, Blue microphones have been a staple for studio recording, podcasting, and more. Now, the company brings its audio expertise to the world of headphones with the Sadie Read More

Specs

Driver

Type: 50mm fiber-reinforced dynamic driver
Impedance: 42 ohms
Frequency response: 15 Hz–20 kHz
Enclosure: Sealed enclosure with tuned damping materials

Amplifier

Output power: 240 mW
THD+N: 0.004%
Frequency response: 15 Hz–20 kHz
SNR, self noise: > 105 dB
Noise: < 20 uV
Battery capacity: 1,000 mAh

Headphone

Outer dimensions, closed: 8.27 x 5.51 x 4.72 in (21 x 14 x 12 cm)
Outer dimensions, open: 7.09 x 11.42 x 4.72 in (18 x 29 x 12 cm)
Weight: 15.67 oz (444 g)

Included

Soft case with cable storage pocket
4 ft (1.2 m) cable with iPhone/iPad controls and microphone
10 ft (3 m) cable
3.3 ft (1 m) USB charging cable
⅛ in (3.5 mm) to ¼ in (6.35 mm) adapter

Shipping

Estimated ship date is Mar 27, 2018 PT.

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Recent Activity

Artismo

I love them, more than the Ellas I bought and sold. The Ellas were very flat and accurate, but there were some driver inconsistencies between frequencies I could hear. I changed amps and DACs, same problem. So, maybe I was a QC issue. As for the Sadies- love them and kept them. A lot of body to vocals, more of a pleasure to listen to, subjectively, has a more analog sound. I simply love them with tubes and SS amps. I use it with my CTH and Genalex Gold Lions, and my THX 789. DAC is now an SMSL SU-8 version 1.3. So much excellent texture in instruments and vocals, and they have that dynamic driver impact. The Ella, like some other planars, felt a bit too flat. I think the Sadie MSRP is overpriced, but it’s performance and quality is under appreciated. Definitely a leisure HP - so enjoyable.

thelemur

I'm so sorry, I didn't notice this question until now - did you ever end up getting them? The sound signature varies greatly based on the use of the built-in amplifier. Generally speaking I'd call them fairly flat with a low-end bump. The sound stage isn't the largest I've ever heard, but good for closed-back. I like them for rock, hip hop, not my favorite for jazz or classical.

Artismo

Thanks, I bought these blindly and based on what reviews I could find. I’m waiting for them to arrive and hope they are aurally satisfying. Was the treble a bit rolled? The bass tight or slightly muddy?