Ultrasone PROline 750
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The closed-back HFI-580 shows its very exclusive design and improved sound quality in a black-pearl coloured outfit. These headphones offer tight powerful bass, precise and detailed instrument placement with an impressive power spectrum. The HFI-580 is made for high power input with very efficient 50 mm heavy duty drivers and a persuasive sound intensity. The HFI-580 is ideal for bass players and drummers.
Specifications
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Technical specificationsS-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound Plus
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Technical specificationsDynamic principle
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Technical specificationsFrequency range 10-22.000 Hz
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Technical specificationsImpedance 32 Ohm
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Technical specificationsSound pressure level 101 dB
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Technical specificationsMU Metal bufferboard, reduced field emissions
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Technical specificationsin accordance with ULE (=Ultra Low Emission) standard
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Technical specificationsDriver 50 mm Mylar
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Technical specificationsWeight 285 g (without cord)
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Technical specificationsStraight cord (length ca 3m)
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Pros & Cons
- very lively, attractive design, rich sound, highly compatible, wide sound
- headband padding is hard
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Ultrasone PROline 750 Headphones
Reviewer: Pro Audio Review09 February 2009This past January I heard the new Ultrasone PROline 750 phones and was immediately blown away.. Read more
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Review: Ultrasone HFI-580 headphones
Reviewer: CrunchGear20 December 2008You may have seen the review of Ultrasone’s mega-high-end Series 9 headphones the other day. Well, the company doesn’t just make $1600 cans; these HFI-580s represent the more affordable end of their product spectrum, and although they cost about 90% less, I’m thinking they probably sound 90% as good. Read more
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Ultrasone HFI-580
Reviewer: PC Magazine30 July 2008- Overall 8
Typically, when a pair of headphones promises surround sound, I roll my eyes and just wish the manufacturer was touting plain old (better-sounding) stereo. Ultrasone's reasonably priced $199 HFI-580 is outfitted with what the company calls "S Logic Natural Surround Sound Plus," and it sounds crisp, accurate, and like…um…stereo. I didn't detect any of the usual awful reverb or EQ effects that come with surround sound, nor did I sense any real "surround." And our... Read more
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Ultrasone HFI-580
Reviewer: Digitaltrends14 February 2007- Overall 8
The Ultrasone HFI-580’s are impressively accurate-sounding for closed-backed headphones. We like the streamlined design compared with the bulkier , though the latter are more comfortable. We can't help but wish for a little more low bass power and a coiled telephone-style cord, but we highly recommend the HFI580s if you need very fine detailed mids, upper bass, and highs. • Very lively, wide sound • Attractive and health-conscious design • Well-suited to critical... Read more
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Ultrasone Proline 750 Headphones Are Magnificent In Every Way!
Reviewer: J. P. Purdell, Amazon16 May 2008- Overall 10
If you are looking for a pair of headphones that you can wear while you are running accompanied by the music coming from your MP3 player, the Ultrasone Proline 750 headphones are definitely not for you. However, if you really care about your music and sometimes listen to music attentively while doing nothing else, then the Ultrasone Proline 750 headphones are most definitely the right choice for you. I have come to realize the opinions (especially among audio... Read more
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plush reality
Reviewer: sugartorch soundsystem, Beach Audio17 January 2008- Overall 10
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Read more
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I like.
Reviewer: MathStatic, Digitaltrends07 February 2006- Overall 8
A bit over articulate highs, Otherwise pretty good sounding cans. Read more
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