DENON AH-D1100 Over-Ear Headphones

0:05 I've been asked to demo these headphones from Denon

Alright guys, I've been asked to demo these headphones from Denon. 100 year anniversary, there they are, they're known as the AHD1100. Now, suitable for, well, all applications really. The rated power on these is 1300 milliwatts, which is 1.3 watts. It's rather comfortable and the treble has nice tweaks and highs to it. First, you look and you think that looks rather flimsy. Well, these guys are wolf in sheep's clothing because we pull this down and you've got a nice metal part there. It doesn't, well when I say it doesn't, it's not flimsy because if you put that like that, I mean that's plastic and you think oh my goodness that's going to snap. Well you'd probably have to twang them quite a bit to break them. There you go. I mean they are relatively comfortable actually. I've been wearing them on and off most of the day to see how I like them and so far so good.

1:44 Having them on all day they are relatively comfortable

So, having them on all day they are relatively comfortable. Now, they don't look like stunning, fantastic DJ headphones but then again what we have to remember is that things don't have to be huge, big and bold and flashy knobbly bits to say that they're good. Sometimes items that are small, sleek, nondescript are good. Now these guys are... 32 ohms, they have a 50mm diaphragm and frequency range is from 5 to 37 thousand kilohertz. Like I said earlier, 1.3 watts, that's 1300 milliwatts. So what do you get in the box? Well, you get of course the plug-in thing there and it's very good quality. Also, which I do like, is you get one of these guys. You get another plug-in thing. This of course is a mini jack. My terminology. Yeah, like it. And on the other end, you get that. So you have male and female. Because if you are, let's say, a mad hi-fi buff or DJ alike, what you can do

There's two there, like so, and that's quite a good fasten. And now you've got quite a length of cable, so if your record or CD collection is quite a distance from the decks, you haven't got to worry about doing that, which we all do. You've also got an adapter, like so, and it comes with a bag. There you go. Right, what I'll do, I'll put a lookable link in the description that will take you to the site. You see, the trouble is with doing demos on headphones, it's sort of difficult because you can't really hear them. It's like trying to do demos with speakers, you know, there's a speaker, it's that big and it sounds like this, but you have to bear in mind that, you know, if I do a demo on a speaker, you hear the speaker, but the sound has to travel from the speaker to the microphone in the camera.

Then onto the PC, off the PC, up the web, down the web, around the corner and God knows where. So all I can do is explain what they're like but they are very comfortable. So there you go, these guys from Denon. Alright, I'll put all relevant information in the description. Practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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