Ultrasone debuts $600 “radiation reducing” Pro 900 headphones

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio
Good news everyone! If Ultrasone’s $1,500 pair of radiation reducing Edition 9 headphones were a bit too pricey for your taste, you’ll no doubt be thrilled to know that the company has now let loose the far cheaper Pro 900 phones, which promise to block just as much of that pesky radiation for the low, low price of $600. Of course, Ultrasone is just as focused on sound quality as it is on curbing radiation leakage, and the Pro 900s look like they should deliver the goods on that front as well, with them boasting a 6-42k Hz frequency range, 40 Ohm impedance, a sound pressure level of 96dB, and a 40mm titanium-plated driver at the heart of each can. You’ll even get interchangeable spiral and straight cables, and a hard carrying case to protect your new prized posession.[Thanks, Tom]
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