Ultrasone Performance 840 Headphones. Professional Closed-Back Audio Accessory for Music and Studio-Complete Features/User Manual

Ultrasone Performance 840 Headphones. Professional Closed-Back Audio

Accessory for Music and Studio

Specifications

• BRAND: Ultrasone
• COLOR: Black
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wired
• MODEL NAME: Ultrasone Performance 840 Headphones
• FORM FACTOR: Closed-back
• ITEM WEIGHT: 10.6 ounces
• MATERIAL TYPE: Memory foam
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 10 x 4 x 10 inches
• CONNECTOR TYPE: 3.5mm Jac
• SIZE: Regular
• DYNAMIC PRINCIPLE: Closed Back
• FREQUENCY RANGE: 10–25,000 Hz
• IMPEDANCE: 32 Ohms
• SPL: 96 dB
• DRIVER: 40mm
• PET: Membrane
• MAGNET: NdFeB

Introduction

They are Performance 840 Closed-Back Headphones: “These headphones, which are a part of Ultrasone’s Performance Series, include a 40mm PET sound transducer that produces powerful bass. You may simply switch to the cable of your choosing with the Performance 840’s detachable cords with a bayonet connector. A 3m straight cable with a 3.5mm gold-plated jack, a 1.2m cable with a microphone and remote control, and a 6.3mm gold-plated screw-on adaptor are all included with the Performance 840. Listening to that is fatigue-free and spatial We appreciate S-Logica Plus. Your favorite music is reproduced uniquely by the patented S-Logica Plus technology as well as the sophisticated tonal balance. The decentralized placement of the sound transducers produces a spatial sound that is typically exclusively associated with speakers of high caliber. Listeners can lose themselves entirely in the music thanks to a wide stereo platform with superb depth graduation. The S-Logica Plus design, which reflects sound more frequently before it reaches the inner ear, produces this spatial sensation. Additionally, this design philosophy guarantees fatigue- free music enjoyment and hearing protection. Compared to traditional headphones, S-Logica Plus requires less sound pressure to provide the same volume (3 – 4dB). Design Modeled After the Ultrasone Edition Ultrasone took design cues from the much praised Edition 8 while creating the Performance line.

For example, echoes of this product Edition 8aTMs unique lines can also be found in both of the new Performance models. The headband pad, with a laser- engraved Ultrasone logo, is a comely highlight. The ear cups of the Performance 860 are contoured with black and silver, whereas the Performance 840 has a completely black finish. To perfect its elegant look, Ultrasone uses high-quality materials that guarantee long-lasting satisfaction. The Best Sound “For People on the Move Thanks to hinged ear cups, headphones in the Perfor.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do these headphones fit your head or ears really tightly or snugly?
  They are actually much more closely honed than, for example, the pro lineup. Additionally, the cans have a rather shallow depth. People like myself who have larger ears will experience agony. The cans’ shallow depth and overall tight fit will make it uncomfortable.

• Is a logic ex included with these headphones? What models of Ultrasone headphones include a Logic Ex?
  S-Logic Plus technology, not S-Logic Ex, is present in the Ultrasone Performance 840. Edition 5 is the only model with S-Logix EX at this time

• Why do studio headphones have a closed-back design?
  For studio use, closed-back headphones are the preferred option. They let you to record soft sounds like voices or instruments without being concerned that your microphone would pick up the sound coming from your headphones.

• Is mixing using closed-back headphones a smart idea?
  Closed-back headphones are excellent for mixing engineers who want to reduce background noise while working for the same reason. People who like to work on the go or in noisy situations will find this useful. Closed-back headphones allow little sound to enter, and little sound to exit as well.

• What distinguishes open from closed studio headphones?
  Open-back headphones and closed-back headphones differ in that the former allow sound to flow through the back of the ear cups, whereas the latter do not. One style of headphones may be better suited to your needs than another depending on how you intend to use them.

• A closed-back headphone is what?
  The back of the earcups on closed-back headphones are sealed off from airflow and face outward. Each headphone seals the sound within and keeps it there. Except when you are listening with the volume turned up loud, there is generally no sound escaping. 250 Ohm Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO.

• Are closed-back headphones bassier?
  Compared to open-back headphones, closed-back headphones typically have a less “organic” sound. However, closed-back headphones frequently perform better when it comes to bass response.

• What does audio’s soundstage mean?
  The breadth, depth, and height of an audio recording are called a soundstage. You can listen to it on stereo speakers or with headphones.

• Do closed-back headphones produce better bass?
  Closed headphones have a greater capacity to make an impact because they confine the air. While deep, thumping bass may not necessarily be the most crucial aspect of music, many people view it as a key selling element. In this case, closed headphones work well.

• Have soundstage closed-back headphones?
  Closed-back headphones will prevent ambient noise from leaking into your audio and will make you less likely to be a distraction to those around you. Compared to open-back variants, they also appeal to bass enthusiasts more. However, they are unable to produce an immersive soundstage.

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