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Basic look at the Denon DN-HP1000 headphones

First look November 2009

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Alright folks, a bit of a demo for you on these guys here. They're DJ headphones, they're from a company called Denon and they're known as the DN-HP1000. That's DN-HP1000. Okay, stereo headphones, what have we got? The drivers inside here are 53mm in diameter. Now these guys will to a certain degree pack a punch because they will go... From 5 Hz, which is the low sound, up to 33 kHz, which is the high frequency. Now again, what you have to consider is milliwatts. Now these guys will throw out a lot of milliwatts. Basically, 1000 milliwatts is equivalent to 1 watt. Now again, I mean, they'll twist and turn and they'll do all the things that DJ headphones will do. If you have got a set of headphones at home and they're not necessarily DJ headphones, then please do not try and do things like this because you'll probably break them. The whole idea of these particular headphones being able to do this is because a DJ occasionally will want to do something like that, they'll want to do something like that, they may even want to do something like that because they don't want to listen to what they want to listen to. Anyway, alright.

What do I think of them? Well, you know, construction-wise, not bad at all. The one disappointment in a sense is these are the big brothers of the other version and it could have done with a metal strip across there. But there you go, never mind. I will link the other video I did on the little brothers of these guys to this video on these guys here. In future videos we'll be going slightly more in depth, but video number one on these guys here from Denon, it's not upside down, and they are the DN-HP1000s and they look a little bit like that. Practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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