Denon’s luxurious AH-D7000 headphones are nearly too pretty to use
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You think we’re kidding, but after spending around £800 ($1,164) on Denon‘s absolutely stunning AH-D7000 over-ear headphones, are you really about to squeeze your sweaty noggin in there without feeling the slightest bit guilty? The cans, which vaguely remind us of Audio Technica’s ATH-ESW9, tout wooden ear cups made from natural mahogany, microfiber diaphragms, Acoustic Optimizer technology, a cloth-wrapped cable, gold-plated connector, magnesium frame / duralumin slider and leather ear pads. You’ll also get a fanciful box to house ’em in when you’re not enjoying the sweet sounds of twin 2-inch drivers, but sadly, a set of handcuffs aren’t included for wearing them while waltzing through the occasionally dodgy streets of London. Two more looks are after the break.
[Via TechDigest]
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