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October 14, 2009
Shure announces new addition to SRH line: the SRH750DJ headphones
Shure announced some new headphones in the SRH line: the SRH750DJ. As one could feasibly guess from their name, they were designed with DJs in mind. The headphones use custom 50mm drivers, which should "deliver high-output bass with extended highs," which is something no self-resepecting professional DJ should be without. The cable and ear cups are replaceable, which should extend the headphones’ longevity.
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April 07, 2008
Which are the best noise cancelling headphones?
Recently, "noise cancellation" has become a favorite buzzword feature of headphone manufacturers. Stopping external noise is obviously important, as it dilutes the quality of the sound you’re hearing. We gave a brief overview of noise cancellation in our buyers’ guide, but the subject really merits additional information. As mentioned in that article, there are two different types of noise cancellation: active and passive.
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