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Sony MDR-XB800

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Sony MDR-XB800
Product no: 9000-0004-8531 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

De Sony MDR-XB800 is een gesloten hoofdtelefoon met 50mm neodymium driver en geavanceerde ‘Advanced Vibe Structure’. Met de MDR-XB800 geniet u van volle bass-tonen. De XB800 combineert een krachtige sound met een stijlvol, ergonomisch ontwerp. U neemt deze hoofdtelefoon met gemak mee dankzij de volledig op te vouwen oorschelpen.

Advanced Vibe Structure

Deze Sony hoofdtelefoon is voorzien van Advanced Vibe Structure. Zodoende geniet u van een perfect gebalanceerd laag. Zelfs bij hogere volumes blijven de tonen vloeiend en onvervormd. Flexibele voor- en achterkant diafragma’s werken samen om een nette bass voort te brengen. De 50mm driver zorgt voor een diepe bass waar elke muziekliefhebber van zal smullen.

Optimaal comfort

De Sony MDR-XB800 is een samensmelting van comfort en stijl. Of je nu onderweg bent of thuis op de bankt hangt, de MDR-XB komt overal tot zijn recht. Luister comfortabel naar je favoriete muziek dankzij de zachte, on-ear oorschelpen. En door het uitermate compacte design van deze hoofdtelefoon neemt u hem makkelijk overal mee naar toe!

Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	300 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	19,5 x 17,3 x 10,5 cm

Product specifications

gesloten hoofdtelefoon
met Advanced Vibe Structure, voor nette bass-weergave
met draaibare oorschelpen
volledig op te vouwen
makkelijk mee te nemen
verzorgt een rijk bass-geluid
50mm driver
impedantie: 24 Ohm
frequentiebereik: 3 Hz – 28000Hz
gevoeligheid: 106dB
maximaal opgenomen vermogen: 3000mW
neodymium magneet
met 3.5mm mini-jack plug connector
kabel lengte: 1.2m
gewicht: 290g

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