The HD 212Pro closed dynamic hi-fi stereo headphones have a balanced sound image with a slight emphasis on the bass response. DJs will like their excellent attenuation of ambient noise and the soft, comfortable ear pads.
 
Features:

• Closed, supra-aural, dynamic hi-fi stereo headphones
• Ideal for DJs
• Good attenuation of ambient noise
• Earcups can be removed from the headband
• Specially designed damping perforation ensures powerful bass response
• Lightweight diaphragm material with "turbine" embossing for extremely low bass
• Extra-thin diaphragm for precise trebles
• Well defined mid-band and spatial sound reproduction due to foam damping element
• High levels and powerful bass for modern rhythm-driven music
• Extremely comfortable to wear due to ultra-lightweight design, even for extended listening
• 3m detachable highly conductive OFC copper cable
• Replaceable leatherette ear pads

Technical Data:

• Frequency response:  18 - 18,000 Hz
• Nominal impedance:  32 ohms
• Characteristic SPL: 115 dB
• THD:  < 0.5 %
• Weight approx: 130g
• Connection cable:  3m

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