Product Description

The HPX2000 high-definition DJ headphones are high-quality headphones for demanding users in home and live applications. Their superb frequency response, high-efficiency cobalt capsule, and single-sided oxygen-free copper cord promise uncompromising performance. You get high-definition bass and super-transparent highs, and ultra-high dynamic range. They feature flexible, turnable, and foldable round-shaped ear cups with ultra-rugged headband construction. Technical data: *Capsule diameter: 40mm *Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz *Max power handling: 100 mW *Impedance: 64 ohms *Sensitivity: 110 dB @ 1 kHz *Cord length: 2.0m *Connector: 1/4" TRS stereo jack

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #129 in Musical Instruments
• Color: Slvr/Blk
• Brand: Behringer
• Model: 000-18800-00010
• Released on: 2008-03-01
• Dimensions: 1.04 pounds

Features

• High-definition bass and super-transparent highs
• Ultra-high dynamic range
• High-efficiency cobalt capsule
• 1/8" connector plus 1/4" adapter included
• Single-sided cord with oxygen-free copper wires

Customer Reviews

Invest in a Sony
Very Mediocre headphones.....invest in a Sony MDRV700 instead, they're bit pricey, but worth it

On the plus side, the audio fidelity is good, but i think they're bit weak on the bass

Great headphones! but not for DJ'ing
they really don't block out enough sound to use for DJ'ing. but if you are looking for some loud headphones for normal everyday use, these are great.

but DJ's, don't get them they could barely even be considered entry level.

behringer hpx2000 - you get what you payed for
hmmm, its okey but the quality is not that good once you take a look closely you could tell that is made from china specialy the silver coted plastic it seems that is easy to brake , about the sound fair enough it has its highs mids but the lows are not that deep or outstanding, it really has a good looks and for 20.00 plus shipping you will get what you payed for, its better than what you can get at that the same price like the koss or even sony headphones that you can get at walmart or fry's elec... im just a little bit dissapointed because the xm8500 ultravoice microphone really stands up... for that same price... im not a dj but i uses this headphone for quite mode because i also have the pmp2000 that i cant use at night time, and if you wanna see that video review for the pmp2000 and v-amp2 modeling effects you can check out my videos on youtube just type okeylang47 on the search tab thank you...