PRO AUDIO 388 Studio Headphones
HPS3000
• Full frequency response with excellent bass and transparent highs, thanks
to the 40mm cobalt capsules.
• Comfortable, padded headband and earcups built for durability.
• Single-sided cable with 1/4" adapter #BEHPS3000 .....................................................................20.54
DT250 80
• Closed-back circumaural dynamic headphones ideal for audio monitoring in broadcast and recording studios.
• Neodymium magnet driver system • Coiled cable with gold-plated mini stereo plug and 1/4" adapter
• 10Hz-30kHz frequency response #BEDT25080....................................................................169.00
DT990 PRO
• Open-back circumaural headphones with excellent sound reproduction and wide frequency response.
• Single-sided coiled cable with stereo 1/4" and 1/8" mini connections
• Soft viscose ear pads • 5Hz-35kHz frequency response
#BEDT990PRO..................................................................179.95 AH-D7000
• Large diameter (50mm) Microfiber diaphragms provide extended frequency response, from the lowest bass notes all the way up to 45 kHz.
• Finished with an elastomer-coated cloth sheathing and elegant soft satin piano gloss. Includes a luxurious case.
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DEAHD7000.......................................................Call or Log-on Studiophile Q40
• Large 40mm drivers • Adjustable, padded headband and cushioned around-ear earcups
• Natural ambient noise reduction thanks to the closed-back, circumaural design
• Single-sided, detachable cable • Collapsible design, ideal for travel • Standard 3.5mm stereo mini plug and 1/4” adapter #
MAQ40..............................................................Call or Log-on
CH700
• Circumaural closed back stereo headphones for maximum studio monitoring isolation
• 40mm drivers with sensitive, ultra-thin Mylar diaphragms and Neodymium magnets for optimal frequency reproduction and wide dynamic range
• Padded adjustable headband and earcups #SACH700
............................Call or Log-on
• Open-back design
• Offers analytical, high-resolution audio reproduction with strong bass and treble while remaining the lightest headphone in its class.
• Adjustable, padded headband and swiveling, cushioned earcups
#BEDT990SE....................................................................299.00 T20RP
• Circumaural semi-open studio headphone features smooth vocal reproduction along with punchy low and well balanced mid/high frequencies.
• Leatherette padded ear cushions provide excellent sound isolation
• Head pad for extra comfort #FOT20RP..........................................................................58.99
HN-7506
• High noise isolating headphones with Sony MDR-7506 drivers and custom baffling, designed for use in high-noise field environments.
• 40 dB of attenuation in the voice range • Monitoring with reduced ear fatigue
#REHN7506 ......................................285.00 HP10
• Full-range 40mm drivers • Adjustable headband has thick padding • Cushioned, closed-back earcups
• Standard 3.5mm stereo mini plug and a 1/4" adapter
#SAHP10 ..........................................................................19.95 HPS5000
• Studio headphone with a circumaural, closed- back design.
• 40mm cobalt capsules for wide frequency response and dynamic range.
• Padded headband and earcups with over- the-ear design
• Single-sided cable with 1/4" adapter #BEHPS3000......................................................................20.54
DT770 PRO
• Extremely wide-range, closed-back circumaural headphones with a bass-reflex system design.
• Excellent noise isolation • Very soft viscose earcups for comfort • 5Hz-35kHz frequency response • Rugged with replaceable parts
#BEDT770PRO .................................................................169.99 DT990
• Excellent noise isolation • Bass-reflex design provides powerful bass reproduction
• Very soft viscose earcups for comfort • 5Hz-30kHz frequency response
#BEDT770M..................................194.00 AH-D5000
• Lightweight magnesium frame with adjustable headband and thick around-ear cushions for comfort and noise isolation.
• Microfiber diaphragms provide faithful reproduction of delicate sonic details
• Acoustic optimiser adjusts sound pressure to balance low and mid frequencies.
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DEAHD5000.......................................................Call or Log-on T50RP
• Damped, semi-open design with adjustable earpiece rails and lockable cable
• Cushioned earpieces for secure and comfortable fit
• RP Diaphragm provides resistance to high level input peaks of up to 3000 mW for improved transient handling.
#FOT50RP .........................................................................73.95 RH-5
• Closed-back design and thick around-ear cushions for comfort
• Large 40mm Ddrivers • Adjustable, padded headband • 10' single-sided Ccable • Standard 3.5mm plug with 1/4” adapter
#RORH5 ............................................................................39.95 RH-100
• Around-the-ear, dynamic open-back design headphone
• Super thin 40mm diaphragm drivers
• Neodymium magnets for maximum power with minimum size
• Single sided cable with 1/8" stereo mini- plug (1/4" TRS phono adapter included)
#SARH100.........................................................................39.00
• Closed-back circumaural for broadcast, film, and recording applications.
• Full modular construction for easy servicing
• Detachable tinsel-conductor cable with retaining screw
#BEDT150........................................................................199.99 DT770 M
• Wide-range closed-back circumaural headphones for low impedance operation without compromising quality.
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