Denon AH-D9200 Bamboo Over-Ear Premium Headphones

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Premium Sound Sound that defies expectations. The unique 50mm FreeEdge Nanofiber drivers cancel out unwanted resonances and distortion in the diaphragm for the most accurate sound reproduction possible. Natural acoustic properties of the Japanese Bamboo wood housing aid in sound dampening to bring warmth and life to your music.Unique FreeEdge 50mm Drivers The AH-D9200 headphones feature unique, Japanese-made FreeEdge 50mm drivers. Built from materials chosen for rigidity and low mass, the unique FreeEdge drivers cancel out unwanted resonances in the diaphragm to provide detailed, accurate sound. The drivers are mounted on vibration-reducing engineered resin baffles. These soft, compliant surround materials make it easier for the drivers to move in response to the music signal without flexing or distorting, for the purest possible sound.Over 1T Neodymium Magnet Made of a rare-earth element, the Neodymium magnet is fashioned from an alloy of Neodymium, Iron, and Boron. Because of its strength, the magnet drives the diaphragm with lower distortion, vastly reducing vibration while occupying a relatively small footprint in the housing.Distinguished Japanese Bamboo Wood Housing Chosen for its unique vibration dampening properties, Japanese Bamboo wood reduces unwanted resonances and produces a natural, detailed sound that rivals a concert hall. Because of the distinct wood pattern, no two pairs of AH-D9200 headphones are alike. Hand-crafted in Japan, at the Denon Shirakawa Audio Works facility known for its quality craftsmanship, artisans and engineers take special care in procuring the finest materials for products.Ergonomic Comfort Ergonomic design for long-wear. The AH-D9200 is shaped to offer a universal fit and is light enough to wear comfortably for an extended duration. With minimal side pressure, an engineered soft leather earpad, and 3D shaped memory foam, listen comfortably for as long as youd like.Premium Craftsmanship Drawing from a legacy of over 100 years of