Today, Denon, longtime audio goliath, has announced its first pair of noise-canceling headphones. They may be a bit late to the bandwagon, but the headphones sports a frequency response of 5Hz-28,000Hz, an impedance of 40Ω and a maximum power input of 100mW. For those not so electrically knowledgeable, this essentially means the headphones are purportedly very good and can cut outside noise by 99%. Only one triple A battery is necessary for 40 hours of noise cancellation goodness.
The AH-NC732 will cost $350 in Japan, but look out for this set to be available in other areas in the short term future.
Today, Denon, longtime audio goliath, has announced its first pair of noise-canceling headphones. They may be a bit late to the bandwagon, but the headphones sports a frequency response of 5Hz-28,000Hz, an impedance of 40Ω and a maximum power input of 100mW. For those not so electrically knowledgeable, this essentially means the headphones are purportedly very good and can cut outside noise by 99%. Only one triple A battery is necessary for 40 hours of noise cancellation goodness.
The AH-NC732 will cost $350 in Japan, but look out for this set to be available in other areas in the short term future.
Via [CrunchGear]
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