EAH-DJ1200 vs Audio-Technica ATH-ESW9
The ATH-ESW9's sensitivity is 103 dB against the EAH-DJ1200's 106 dB, its impedance 42Ω against 45Ω, its driver size 42mm against 40mm, and its high-frequency extension 35 kHz against 30 kHz.
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The Technics EAH-DJ1200 are modernized successor to the legendary RP-DJ1200 headphones, designed for professional DJs. They feature a lightweight on-ear closed-back design with lockable 270-degree swiveling earcups for single-side monitoring, newly developed 40mm drivers with CCAW voice coils for clear, detailed, balanced sound even in high-volume environments, and high durability including sweat-resistant pads and locking detachable cords (1.2m straight and 1.5-3m coiled). Additional improvements include better noise isolation, foldable design, and a matte black finish matching the SL-1200MK7 turntable. Available since June 2023, they include a 6.3mm adapter and carrying pouch.
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The ATH-ESW9's sensitivity is 103 dB against the EAH-DJ1200's 106 dB, its impedance 42Ω against 45Ω, its driver size 42mm against 40mm, and its high-frequency extension 35 kHz against 30 kHz.
The SR225x's sensitivity is 99.8 dB against the EAH-DJ1200's 106 dB, its impedance 38Ω against 45Ω, its driver size 44mm against 40mm, and its high-frequency extension 22 kHz against 30 kHz.
The Crossfade M-80's sensitivity is 105 dB against the EAH-DJ1200's 106 dB and its impedance 28.5Ω against 45Ω. Both share driver size (40mm) and headphone type (On-ear).
The SR80's sensitivity is 99 dB against the EAH-DJ1200's 106 dB, its impedance 32Ω against 45Ω, its high-frequency extension 20 kHz against 30 kHz, and its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 8 Hz.
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