Drivers tailored for analytic listening: great for DJ monitoring, studio and production

• 100 dB at 1 mW sensitivity: enough decibels to preview even close to PA speakers
• 32 ohm drivers: strong playback level on any audio source
• 15 Hz - 22 kHz: wide frequency bandwidth, to monitor all audible frequencies
• 50 mm diameter drivers: clear playback for deep bass response

Stylish design

• 1-curve design: headphones form a curve from one ear to the other
• Black fabric, glossy black housing with red lines, glossy plating on top of ear-cups

Swivel housing for any use and any DJ

• Easy 1-ear monitoring
• Easy folding and mobility
• Extending arms for large and small heads

Effective passive noise cancelling

• Soft, large ear pads: isolate the DJ’s ears from ambient noise
• Closed-back ear-cups prevent sound from bleeding out

Comfortable for long-wearing listening

• Headphones don’t press on the user’s head, thanks to the ear pads’ width and
• softness, forming a barrier around the ears

Technical specifications

• 100 dB at 1 mW 
• 15 Hz - 22 kHz: wide frequency range

Powerful drivers

• 32 ohm impedance
• 32 ohm impedance
• Large aperture
• 1.97"/50 mm driver diameter

Convenient cabling 

• 6.5’/2 m cable
• 1/8"/3.5 mm stereo mini-jack plug
• 1/4"/6.35 mm stereo jack adapter

Mechanical specifications

3 rotation axes:

• Earpieces: vertical rotation (180 degrees) for easy 1-ear monitoring
• Earpiece supports: horizontal rotation (90 degrees) for folding and transport, and to direct the earpiece toward the user’s ear when headphones are worn around the neck
• Earpiece supports: vertical rotation (90 degrees) inward to fold the headphones for transport

Plug: Single-wire, left side (fixed)
 

• DJ headphones
• 1/8" to 1/4" plug adapter
• Straight connection cable

DJ

Abbreviation of Disc Jockey: a person who selects and plays music at a party.

Mini-jack / 3.5mm jack

Mini-jack is also referred to as a 3.5mm jack or 1/8" connector. A mini-jack connector is a mono or stereo connector used to connect audio inputs or outputs on mass market sound cards.