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DJ1
Short description
Foldable, closed-back high quality DJ headphones
with very exclusive design and extraordinary sound,
offering the highest standard of technologies:
S-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound Plus
MU Metal shielding (ULE-technology)
Safer hearing
Technical specifications
S-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound Plus
Dynamic principle
Frequency range 10-22.000 Hz
Impedance 32 Ohm
Sound pressure level 104 dB
MU Metal bufferboard, reduced field emissions
in accordance with ULE (=Ultra Low Emission) standard
Driver 50 mm Mylar
Weight 285 g (without cord)
Coiled cord length ca 3 m
3,5/6,3 mm screwable gold-plated plug
Transportation bag
Demo CD
Instruction manual
Long-term availability of spare parts
Character
The sound has been tested by DJs and competitors and proved as the best in the whole
DJ scene. The new design shows a pair of high-quality headphones including all
Ultrasone technologies. Not only the patented S-Logic™ Plus Technology is standard,
also the Ultra Low Emission (ULE-technology) belongs to this model. Safer hearing
aspects have become very important for DJs. With its heavy duty Mylar driver the DJ1
provides powerful sound. The DJ1 is made for compact storage (transportation bag
included) and one-ear-listening due to the folding-mechanism.
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Summary of Contents for Ultrasone DJ1
- Page 1 Ultrasone technologies. Not only the patented S-Logic™ Plus Technology is standard, also the Ultra Low Emission (ULE-technology) belongs to this model. Safer hearing aspects have become very important for DJs. With its heavy duty Mylar driver the DJ1 provides powerful sound. The DJ1 is made for compact storage (transportation bag...
- Page 2 S-Logic™ Plus S-Logic™ Plus is the enhanced version of the S-Logic™ System. The specific acoustically designed earcups of the new DJ1 model and their stereo tonal fine tuning of the acoustic reinforcing devices present sophisticated sound and technology. Due to an additional damping, drivers and the bufferboard complement one another with the new spatial sounding unit.