HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

Alistair Vance
Written by Alistair Vance

April 5, 2026

HEDD Type 30 MK2

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

Details of model HEDD Type 30 MK2

  • 2x 7″ Bass-midrange driver (300 W)
  • 4″ Midrange driver (300 W)
  • 2″ AMT tweeter (300 W)
  • DSP system with integrated lineariser technology
  • Analogue input: XLR balanced
  • Digital input: AES IN
  • Digital output: AES Through
  • Resolution: 24Bit / 96KHz
  • Input signal level: ± 12dB
  • Shelf filter low/high: ± 4dB
  • Desk filter
  • Frequency response: 32 – 40000 Hz
  • Maximum level: 125 dB
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 280 x 530 x 338 mm
  • Weight: 21.5 kg

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HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

HEDD Type 30 MK2 Review: Quick analysis of key features

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Customer Review Summary

The HEDD Type 30 MK2 is an exceptional 3-way monitor that has truly impressed me. After setting up my entire studio, I was looking for suitable speakers to integrate into a soffit installation, having previously worked with the HEDD Type 07. The leap to the 30 MK2 has been remarkable.

With its closed ports and “Extended Range” setting, the bass response is incredibly clear, making a subwoofer unnecessary. The midrange is highly defined, and the ribbon tweeter technology produces highs that are crystal clear and silky smooth, without the sharpness often found in competing brands like ADAM.

The transition from Adam monitors was seamless; the sound is much more pleasant, allowing for longer studio sessions without fatigue. I highly recommend the HEDD Type 30 MK2 for anyone considering a midfield monitor and who has the space in their studio. It’s an excellent choice for detail and precision, especially in lower frequencies.

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Alistair Vance

Based in Bristol, Al has spent over a decade mixing local bands before specialising in hybrid studio consulting. He’s obsessed with the price-to-performance ratio, helping musicians achieve a "Radio Ready" sound without the need for a £50,000 Neve console. No fluff, just honest gear reviews to get your tracks sounding professional on a real-world budget.

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