Philips SHL8905BK SHL8905BK/10 Fascicule

Features

40 mm speaker driver

The 40 mm speaker driver is made of a composite Mylar material for a highly

sensitive yet powerful element that delivers sound without audible distortion.

Closed type design

Sounds around you are perfectly blocked out while the sound from the

headphone is kept in a sealed chamber for perfect quality. This makes the

headphones ideal for monitoring during live music or recording sessions.

Excellent sound quality

Acoustically-tuned design and high-quality drivers ensure best-in-class audio

performance.

24 k Gold-plated plug

You can rest assured that the precious metal gold finishing on the plug will

give you a more reliable connection for better quality audio.

Comfortable ear cushions

The special shape and luxurious materials used for the ear cushions of these

Philips headphones ensure a perfect fit for maximum comfort. They prevent

audio leakage and enhance bass performance too. The ear cushions are

shaped in such a way that they perfectly align with the area around a person's

ear.

Real Flat folding

The headphone set is designed to be folded flat, so that it fits in your travel

bag easily.

1.2 m cable

The ideal cable length to give you the freedom to put your audio device

where you want.

For booming sound and power

The speaker driver is made of a composite Mylar material for a highly sensitive

yet powerful element that enables superior power output and delivers high-

fidelity sound without any audible distortion.

for supreme wearing comfort

The ultra-soft headband cushions wrapped in fabric matching the ear cushions

allow a snug and secure fit on the top of the head, without adding any

pressure to the skull.

Interchangeable caps

Choose one of the three interchangeable earpiece cap sets, each with

different styling and colours, to suit your taste and mood.

In-line remote with mic

The SHL8905 features a built-in microphone so you can switch from listening

to music to taking phone calls in an instant.

data subject to change
2014, October 24