Shure SRH440 Professional Around-Ear Stereo Headphones

Key Features
- Shure Professional Around-Ear Stereo Headphones
- Closed-Back Design
- Foldable Construction
- Swivel Earcups
- Replaceable Around-Ear Cushions
- Single-Sided, Coiled, Detachable Cable
- 3.5mm Plug with 1/4-inch Adapter
- Includes Carrying Bag
Overview
The Shure SRH440 Professional Around-Ear Stereo Headphones provide high-quality audio ideal for professional use, such as DJing or studio monitoring. The headphones are designed with large drivers that provide clear and detailed audio with a wide frequency response. The closed-back design helps reduce ambient noise while the swivel earcups allow for single-ear monitoring. The headphones fold down for storage in the included carrying bag.
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detailed specifications
| Sensitivity | Sensitivity: 105 dB |
| Impedance | Impedance: 44 Ohms |
| Other Features | Driver Type: Dynamic |
| Other Features | Earcup Style: Closed-Back |
| Other Features | Headphone Design: Over-Ear (Circumaural) |
| Other Features | Connector Plating: Gold |
| Connectors | Audio Connector: 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS |
| Overall Frequency Response | Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 22 kHz |
| Cable Length | Cable Length: 9.8' / 2.99 m |
| Power | Maximum Power Handling: 500 mW |
physical specifications
| Weight | Weight: 6.4 oz / 181 g |
- Shure SRH440 Professional Around-Ear Stereo Headphones
- Carrying Bag
- 1/4" Adapter
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