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Sony MDR-RF4000K

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Sony MDR-RF4000K
Product no: 9000-0005-7097 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Met de Sony MDR-RF4000K geniet u van totale vrijheid dankzij een draadloos signaal dat tot wel 30m reikt. Deze draadloze hoofdtelefoon stelt u in staat om te luisteren naar uw favoriete muziek zonder daarbij anderen te storen. Met zijn 40mm driver levert hij een ijzersterk geluid.

Digitale RF transmitter

Met digitale RF-uitzendtechnologie verspreidt de Sony MDR-RF4000K moeiteloos zijn signaal. De gesloten hoofdtelefoon heeft draadloze aansluitmogelijkheden en ingebouwde volumeregeling. U kunt de draadloze hoofdtelefoon eenvoudig op bijvoorbeeld uw TV aan sluiten. Dit regelt u met de automatisch afstemming en meegeleverde bekabeling.

Langdurig draagcomfort

De Sony MDR-RF4000K is gericht op langdurig draagcomfort. Hij is licht als een veertje en voelt comfortabel aan. De zachte oorkussens vormen zich netjes om uw oren voor een gemakkelijke pasvorm. Met een alkaline-batterij gaat hij tot wel 28 uur mee, met een oplaadbare NihM-batterij biedt hij ruim 13 uur gemak.

Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	3,2 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	38,0 x 29,0 x 11,0 cm

Product specifications

draadloze hoofdtelefoon met transmitter
gesloten ontwerp
driver: 40mm
diafragma: Long Stroke
magneet: ferriet
frequentiebereik: 12Hz tot 20kHz
transmitter overdracht: RF
signaalbereik: 30m
met oplaadindicatie batterij
aan/uit-indicator
twee beschikbare kanalen
batterijen: 2x AAA
batterijlevensduur: 10 uur
oplaadtijd: 16 uur
gewicht hoofdtelefoon: 300 gram
gewicht transmitter: 400 gram
afmetingen: 245 x 65 x 128mm (BxHxD)
wordt geleverd met netadapter, oplaadbare batterijen, aansluitkabels en aansluitadapter

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