Getting Started: Cable Plug Identification  

The cable supplied with your NTH-100s features a different type of connector on each end. Insert the jack plug with the plastic bayonet connector and lock symbol into the headphone earcup. Insert the jack plug with the gold-plated thread into your audio source. If you experience intermittent or crackly audio, check that the cable is attached correct way round.

Connecting the Cable to the Headphones

To connect the cable to the headphone earcup, simply insert the plastic bayonet end into the socket and twist the connector clockwise to lock it into place. To remove it, simply twist counter-clockwise to unlock and pull free.

The NTH-100s feature cable attachments on both earcups, allowing you to connect the cable where is most convenient.

Connecting the Headphones to your Device

The supplied cable comes with a standard 3.5mm jack plug for connecting to devices with a 3.5mm output, such as a smartphone. Also included is a 1/4-inch to 3.5mm adaptor for connecting to professional audio equipment, such as mixers and audio interfaces. This screws securely onto the end with the gold-plated thread.

Using the Rubber Seal

Included in the accessory pack is a rubber seal for closing off the earcup socket that is not in use. We recommend using this at all times. Not only will it prevent dirt and debris entering the socket, but it also ensures that the frequency response is perfectly matched between left and right earcups for critical monitoring.

Using the COLOR ID Rings

The NTH-100s come with a set of eight COLOR ID rings. These can be used for quick identification in setups where multiple pairs of headphones are in use. To use them, remove the black ID ring that clips around the body of the plugs at either end of the cable, and replace it with your preferred colour. Note that the colours match the channel ID colours used by the RØDECaster Pro and RØDE Connect.

Using the FitLok™ Locking System

The FitLok™ system allows you to set the NTH-100 headband size to your preferred comfort setting, and then lock this in place, meaning you never have to adjust it again. To unlock the headband adjustment, twist the locking cams clockwise. The earcups will now slide freely, allowing you to set them to your preferred position. Once you are comfortable, simply turn the cams counter-clockwise to lock the earcups into place

Earpad and Headband Cushion Removal and Cleaning

To remove the earpads from the headphones, simply pull them away from the earcup. To replace, push them back into place, working around the perimeter to ensure all the tabs are locked into place.

To remove the headband pad, slide the locking tabs on either side of the earpad away from the pad. You may need to push the locking tab from underneath to facilitate this. Pull off the lower cushion (held in place by Velcro), and then slide off the upper one. To replace, reverse the steps, ensuring that the locking clips are correctly positioned over the top of the ends of the cushions before sliding them into place, then make sure they click as they lock into position.

To clean the pads, simply wipe with a damp cloth. Do not immerse the pads in water, or use leather or suede cleaning products, as this may damage the pad. Replacement pads are available – please contact our service centre if you need new pads.