دينن DJ HP1100 سماعات رأس

The Denon DJ HP1100 headphones’ scope of delivery includes a widely extendible spiral cable that offers ample freedom of movement as well as compatibility with both 3.5mm and 6.35mm jack outputs thanks to a removable 6.35mm jack adapter. The 53mm wide-range drivers installed in the over-ear earcups boast a power-handling capability of 3500mW, a sensitivity of 101dB, and an impedance of 65.25 ohms, which allows them to transmit a wide frequency range from 5Hz up to 33kHz – making the Denon DJ HP1100 headphones the ideal choice for DJing in loud environments such as clubs. Their frequency response is characterised by particularly accentuated middle frequencies that won’t sound too obtrusive at higher volumes, so that the most important information is always clearly audible to the DJ in just about any environment.

The Japanese-American company Denon was founded in 1910 and established itself as a leading brand in the 1930s. It has long stood for ground-breaking technological innovations that were frequently world firsts in their time. Denon's passion for invention has produced many remarkable technologies, including the first professionally usable recording device for gramophone records (1939), the first Japanese stereo records and stereo systems (1951), and the first PCM recorder, which was based on the same principle as today's CDs (1970). In 1982, Denon launched the first CD player for home use, the DCD-2000, another milestone among its already widespread innovations. Today the company belongs to D&M Holdings Inc. and is famous for its hi-fi and DJ products.