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Panasonic RP-HC55
$100.00
Released September, 2004
The Pros:Effective noise cancelling, strongly dampens out exterior noises. Feels light and comfortable in your ears. Sound quality is clear and detailed with enough richness to be satisfying.
The Cons:Can't adjust the y-junction in the cord making it a bit hard to get the cord lying right. Bass range is a bit too quiet for most listeners. Battery compartment is awkward and pulls down in the wire in an uncomfortable way.
The Panasonic RP-HC55 are earbud style, noise cancelling headphones offered by Panasonic. These headphones are rated to eliminate 88% or noise at 200 Hz making them ideal for noisy environments such as airplanes, with an indcluded airplane plug adapter.
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They have a compact pen design and cord holder for easy, tangle free storage and can be clipped to clothing during use for carefree usage. They come with a additonal earpads for a comfortable fit and have a 2.3 foot long cord. They use Neodymium magnets which have more magnetic energy than other typical metals for a power bass and clear treble sound while maintaining a low weight. The black and silver design gives them a hi-tech look to match nearly any portable device.
Specifications
- Noise Canceling: Yes (reduces background noise)
- Reduced Background Noise: by 88% (18dB) at 200Hz
- Drive Unit (diam. in mm): 9
- Impedance (ohm/1kHz): 103
- Sensitivity (dB/mW): 105
- Frequency Response (Hz-kHz): 10-20
- Cord Length (ft./m.): 2.3/0.7 + 2.3/0.7
- Magnet Type: Neodymium
- Color: Silver
- Plug Adaptor for Airplanes: Yes
- Additional Earpads: Included
- Weight(g./oz.) without Cord: 30/1.06
- Clip-on Design: Yes
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effective noise cancelling, strongly dampens out exterior noises
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feels light and comfortable in your ears
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sound quality is clear and detailed with enough richness to be satisfying
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battery lasts a very long time
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can't adjust the y-junction in the cord making it a bit hard to get the cord lying right
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bass range is a bit too quiet for most listeners
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battery compartment is awkward and pulls down in the wire in an uncomfortable way
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