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Sony MDR-XB41 EXB

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Sony MDR-XB41 EXB
Product no: 9000-0004-4300 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Behoefte aan een beukende basweergave? De Sony MDR-XB41 EXB in-ear monitor zwart bedient u op uw wenken. Sony heeft bij deze oordopjes alles in het werk gesteld om u overal en altijd een rijke en diepe bas voor te schotelen. Deze comfortabele oordopjes hebben sterke longen in de vorm van forse 13.5 mm drivers. Al uw muziek wordt in optima forma gereproduceerd. En u hoort direct dat XB staat voor Extra Bass. Een snaarstrakke basweergave zonder hinderlijke trillingen en vibraties masseert uw trommelvliezen.

MDR-XB41 EXB: compleet met diverse accessoires

De Sony MDR-XB41 EXB in-ear monitor zwart wordt bijzonder compleet geleverd. Dankzij de extra oordopjes in verschillende maten vindt u moeiteloos een comfortabele pasvorm. En omgevingsgeluid wordt buitengesloten zodat u elk muzikaal detail registreert. Bovendien hangt de kabel nooit in de weg dankzij de meegeleverde klem. Hiermee bevestigt u de kabel makkelijk aan uw kleding of tas. En na gebruik bergt u de Sony MDR-XB41 EXB in-ear monitor zwart veilig op in het meegeleverde draagtasje.

Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	100 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	Not yet known

Product specifications

nauwkeurige in-ear monitors
gedetailleerde geluidsweergave
volle basweergave
uitstekende geluidsisolatie en exacte pasvorm
krachtige 13.5 mm drivers
platte kabel raakt niet in de war
kabellengte 1.2 m
gevoeligheid: 105 dB
frequentiebereik: 4 Hz - 24 kHz
impedantie: 16 Ohm
gewicht zonder kabel: 8 gr.
aansluiting: 3.5 mm mini-jack met hoek
inclusief oordopjes in 4 maten, kabelclip en draagtasje
kleur: zwart

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