AH-D5200 vs AH-D7200
The AH-D7200's impedance is 25Ω against the AH-D5200's 25.9Ω and its sensitivity 105 dB against 103 dB. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz) and driver size (50mm).
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The Denon AH-D5200, released in 2018, features authentic zebrawood earcups that reduce unwanted resonances for warm, lifelike audio reproduction rivaling a concert hall. Equipped with Japanese-made 50mm FreeEdge dynamic drivers using rigid, low-mass materials and paper diaphragms, angled at 7°, mounted on vibration-reducing resin baffles for precise, distortion-free sound. Ergonomic design includes engineered leather earpads with 3D-shaped memory foam, low clamping force (1.5N), and lightweight construction for extended comfortable listening. Detachable 3m cable with 3.5mm plugs and 6.3mm adapter, plus carrying pouch. Offers punchy bass, full midrange, detailed non-fatiguing highs, and good separation, though with limited depth and mediocre isolation. Now discontinued by Denon.
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The AH-D7200's impedance is 25Ω against the AH-D5200's 25.9Ω and its sensitivity 105 dB against 103 dB. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz) and driver size (50mm).
The Teak's impedance is 25Ω against the AH-D5200's 25.9Ω and its sensitivity 106 dB against 103 dB. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz) and driver size (50mm).
The RS1x's sensitivity is 99.8 dB against the AH-D5200's 103 dB, its impedance 38Ω against 25.9Ω, and its high-frequency extension 30 kHz against 40 kHz. Both share driver size (50mm).
The AH-D9200's sensitivity is 105 dB against the AH-D5200's 103 dB and its impedance 24Ω against 25.9Ω. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz) and driver size (50mm).
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