Panasonic RP-HTX7-P1 Monitor Headphones (pink)
- Retro styling
- Lightweight for outdoor use
- Neodymium magnet with single-sided cord
- 3.9ft./1.2m cord + extension cord 6.6ft./2.0m with gold plug adapter
- Large-diameter driver units 40mm (1-9/16")
Product Description
Listen to your music in retro style with the Panasonic RP-HTX7-P Old School Monitor Stereo Headphones. The style is the perfect blend of old and new, with a perforated leather headband, painted earcups, and brushed metal furnishings. It has a large aperture 40mm drive unit for clear sound reproduction and powerful bass.
Closed back design for outdoor use Headband incorporating piano wires Weight - 0.43 lbs
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Panasonic RP-HTX7-P1 Monitor Headphones (pink)
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- Publisher: Panasonic
- Label: Panasonic
- Studio: Panasonic
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 based on 8 reviews
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Summary: Great Bass! 2008-11-19
Comment: These headphones are solid, tough, retro and have great bass sound. The only gripe was the length of the cord...but I extended it. Great price, too!
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Summary: Great Headphones and cool style 2008-11-16
Comment: These headphones sound great and look cool too. I mostly listed to my podcast whilst doing the dished and other chores around the house. These headphones, despite not being sound canceling, do cutout a lot of the running water sounds when I am doing the dishes. With my glasses, it is hard to find headphones that feel comfy on my head, but these fit great. A great set of headphones IMHO.
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Summary: Very good headphones 2008-11-09
Comment: These headphones give out very nice sound. It has about a 4 foot straight cord, which I prefer over a coiled one. I use a short extended cord with a volume control and it is perfect for my use.
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Summary: Good headphones, Description is wrong, you don't get extension cable. 2008-11-07
Comment: The people that are saying these headphones are as good as the more expensive ones must be tone deaf or something. They are good headphones but are not worth more than what they cost ~$40. I got mine for around $21 so they are a bargain at that price. Sound quality is good for most people, the headphones do not isolate outside noise as you might imagine, you can easily hear what's going on around you when the volume is low. These do not come with the extension cable so you'll need to buy an extension if you plan to use these with anything other than a portable MP3 player cable is only 4ft enough to go from your head to your waist. These are also very light, which makes them feel cheap but perfect for portable use. They also seem very delicate with the thin metal wires and plastic construction, but I can't judge on that as I've only had them for a few days now. Bottom line if you are looking for audiophile sound quality and something that feels like it's built well spend the money on the expensive stuff. If you want a good set of headphones you won't feel bad about abusing, letting your kids use them or losing them then get these, perfect for work.
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Summary: Nearly perfect for the price 2008-10-22
Comment: I really like these headphones.
I listen to bass-heavy electronic music like trance and these headphones have very sturdy bass and bright highs which are crucially important for the way I listen to this music. I can't really comment on the midrange since I'm not an audiophile.
The sealed headphones, when on your head, do not disturb others. Likewise the outside sound in my loud office environment is attenuated greatly by the sealed circumaural design which was my primary reason for buying these.
I only have two complaints. My glasses rub against the pads with a terrible noise which can be remedied by putting cloth over the pads. The other is probably not specific to these headphones but to all circumaural phones--it presses into my neck slightly below the ear and behind the jaw. It caused a rather weird sensation at first but I've gotten used to it.
Tightness is not a problem with these phones because of the vinyl-wrapped metal headband. This is great because it's impossible to overextend them--you just bend them back into shape with no trouble.
The Sheckler Signature model of these phones is the least expensive by at least 20 dollars when I bought it (maybe his sponsorship contract ended?). The red color had gotten lots of compliments and the skater's signature isn't out of place at all.
Excellent strain-relief, gold-plated 1/8" plug.
The impedence is just right for my portal XM Satellite Radio receiver and other devices. Always make sure your audio device can drive heavy headphones like these.
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Panasonic RP-HTX7-P1 Monitor Headphones (pink)
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