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Shure introduces two new models of closed-back headphones in its SRH series: SRH940 and SRH550DJ. The Shure SRH940 headphones are designed for professional studio applications, such as monitoring and mastering, providing faithful and detailed listening, while the SRH550DJ feature an adjustable headband and rotating earcups up to 90º.

Shure has an extensive range of professional headphones, both in-ear headphones and closed-back headphones. In in-ear headphones, there are models SE215, SE315, SE425 and SE535, designed for professional and continuous use, including microspeakers specifically designed for in-aural listening purposes and “Sound Isolating” technology, which anatomically isolates ambient sound.

In this first quarter of 2011, Shure presents two new models of closed headphones in its SRH series: SRH940 and SRH550DJ. The Shure SRH940 headphones are designed for professional studio applications, such as monitoring and mastering, providing faithful and detailed listening, as their frequency response extends from 5Hz to 30KHz, guaranteeing minimal distortion thanks to a superior transient response. They weigh only 322 grams and include special padding on their extra-wide headband, as well as velvet coatings in the cavities to make them always comfortable and pleasant (even during long periods of use). They are foldable, for easy transport, provide optimal acoustic insulation and have a side cable outlet. Designed for long-term use, they also include a pair of velvet ear pads and a spare cable.

As for the Shure SRH550DJ, they are professional headphones for DJs and personal listening. In its ergonomic design, several placement options have been considered, thus adjusting to the preferences of any DJ and always ensuring their comfort and safety. The headband is adjustable and the headphones can be rotated up to 90º, to facilitate the release of one ear. In addition, its frequency response presents a bass enhancement and extends from 5Hz to 22KHz.

By, Mar 16, 2011, Section:Audio

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