Headphones
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Headphone Amps
- Hear Back System with 4 remote mixers
- Mackie HMX56 Matrix Amp
- Samson 4 Channel Headphone amp (1)
- Behringer HA 4600 4 Channel Headphone amp (2)
- Rolls Headphone 6 Channel Headphone amp
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Speakers
- Mackie HR624
- KRK V6
- KRK Rockit 10P Sub
- Events PS-5
- M-Audio StudioPro 3
- Vidsonix Musician Monitors (6)
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Headphones are common image in studios. Many
musicians are unaccustomed to wearing them in a performance, We'll
get the mix right in your cans. When you hear better, you play
better. The Hearback system allows our engineers to send six independant sources plus a mix to each perfomer.
The remotes station allows the musician to create his own mix right at their fingertips.
We also use a Mackie HMX56 Headphone Matrix amp. Additional sends to the Headphone amps, One musician can
dial in custom mixes for each performer.
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Decription
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Sony
MDR-7560 (3)
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Sennheiser
HD 280 Pro
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Techn. Data
Transducer principle dynamic, closed
Nominal impedance 64 Ohm
Sound pressure level (SPL) 102 dB (IEC 268-7)
Load rating 500 mW
THD, total harmonic distortion 0,1 %
Ear coupling circumaural
Contact pressure 6 N
Weight w/o cable 220 g
Jack plug 3,5 / 6,3 mm stereo
Connection cable Coiled cable (min1m/max 3m)
Frequency response (headphones) 8.....25000 Hz
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Audio
TechnicaATH-M40
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ATH-M40fs Specifications
Operation Impedance
Closed-back
60 ohms
Element Maximum Input Power
Dynamic
1,600 mW
Driver Diameter Weight (less cable)
40 mm
8.8 oz (250 g)
Frequency Response Cable
5 - 28,000 Hz
11' (3.4 m), left-side entry
Sensitivity (1 mW) Connector
100 dB
1/4" (6.3 mm) phone plug
Magnet Type
Neodymium
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AKG
K-66 |
Technical specifications
Type
semi-open, circumaural dynamic headphones
Sensitivity
96 dB SPL/mW
Frequency range
18 to 22,000 Hz
Rated impedance
32 ohms
THD
<1 %
Max. SPL capability
200 mW
Cable single cable, approx. 3 m (10 ft.)
Connector
stereo mini jack
Adapter
mini to 1/4" adapter jack
Net weight (without cable)
210 g (7.4 oz) |
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