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Panasonic RP-DJ600
$60.00
Released August, 2007
The Pros:Great option for bass enthusiasts--very strong bass performance for the price. Ear cups are well cushioned and comfortable to wear over long periods. Capable of producing a full, wide sound stage.
The Cons:Treble and mids tend to be weak compared to bass, get drowned out. Dual-sided cord is not at all suitable for comfortable DJ use. Questionable durability--flimsy plastic build that might not hold up to regular use and abuse.
The Panasonic RP-DJ600 is an over-the-ear pair of headphones aimed at DJs. The closed-ear design blocks out external sound and channels the audio directly into the ear. When the wearer needs to free up an ear to monitor another track, a built-in swivel mechanism allows for quick flipping away of the ear piece.
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The driver units are 44 mm in diameter, allowing for a richer sound and a more comfortable design that sits against the head without having to press too firmly. The headphones come with a 2 meter extension cord and a carrying case.
Features
- Free-style Monitoring with Swivel Mechanism
- Large-diameter Driver Units (40mm/1-9/16 in)
- 1.2M/3.9 ft. cord
- 2.0M/6.6 ft. Extension Cord
- Neodynium rare-earth magnet
- Plug Type: Gold
- Color: Black
- Compact Carrying Pouch included
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Pros & Cons
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Great option for bass enthusiasts--very strong bass performance for the price.
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Ear cups are well cushioned and comfortable to wear over long periods.
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Capable of producing a full, wide sound stage.
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Includes a useful compact carrying pouch.
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Treble and mids tend to be weak compared to bass, get drowned out.
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Dual-sided cord is not at all suitable for comfortable DJ use.
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Questionable durability--flimsy plastic build that might not hold up to regular use and abuse.
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Not a great option if you wear glasses--the ear cups will jam the arms into the side of your head.
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