ADAM Audio’s H715 Reference treats studio monitoring and home listening as two jobs for the same headphone. Its dedicated Hi-Fi mode enables a balanced connection to compatible differential amplifiers, while bundled Sonnox software handles calibration and monitoring tools.

The flagship open-back headphones use 40mm titanium-plated PEN diaphragms, neodymium magnets, and a 150-ohm load. A patent-pending ventilation system and tuned suspension form part of the acoustic design. This is a wired listening tool, with its engineering concentrated on the driver assembly and signal path.

A spring-steel headband, metal yokes, and memory-foam padding support extended sessions. The earcups rotate flat for transport, and the cable, earpads, and headband padding can be replaced. Connections support a cable on either side, or dual entry for balanced listening. A hard case and separate studio and Hi-Fi cables are included.

The software package pairs Headphone Utility with ListenHub. Together they provide calibration, metering, reference comparison, and imaging functions, expanding the system beyond the physical headphones. That combination matters for a product intended to move between assessing a mix and listening to finished recordings.

At approximately 10.6 ounces without its cable, the H715 includes cloth and artificial-leather pad options. The supplied straight cable is about 9.8 feet long, leaving room to connect equipment positioned away from the listening chair.

The H715 Reference is expected toward the end of 2026.