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    AlphaTheta HDJ-F10: Ultra-Low Latency, Wireless Professional DJ Headphones 

    By Mark MancinoOctober 1, 2024
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    AlphaTheta has introduced new pro headphones which deliver ultra-low latency with SonicLink wireless technology.

    AlphaTheta Corporation has just announced the launch of its flagship product for professional DJs: the HDJ-F10 wireless headphones, designed to revolutionize the on-stage and studio experience. With the integration of SonicLink technology, these headphones offer a seamless, ultra-low-latency wireless connection that’s perfect for the fast-paced demands of DJing.

    Freedom to Move with Wireless SonicLink Technology

    The highlight of the HDJ-F10 is its cutting-edge SonicLink technology, which delivers wireless audio with an incredibly low latency of just 9 milliseconds—20 times faster than standard Bluetooth SBC codec. This enables DJs to mix tracks accurately without any delay while enjoying the freedom to move around the DJ booth or stage. When paired with the SonicLink HP-TX01 transmitter, DJs can roam freely without worrying about tangled cables, allowing for a more energetic and dynamic performance.

    Exceptional Sound Quality and High-Volume Playback

    Designed with a newly developed 40-millimeter driver and PEEK-PU-PEEK composite diaphragm, the HDJ-F10 delivers a high-resolution sound, ensuring every detail of the music is crystal clear, from tight bass to high frequencies. Whether you’re in a loud DJ booth or an outdoor venue, these headphones provide high-volume playback with excellent sound insulation, surpassing even the popular HDJ-X10 model.

    Rugged Durability for Life on the Road

    Built to withstand the rigors of professional use, the HDJ-F10 headphones have passed the stringent US Military MIL-STD-810H shock test, ensuring they can endure tough environments and frequent travel. The earpads and housing structures are also designed for longevity, offering durability alongside comfort.

    Noise Cancelling and Transparency Modes for Versatility

    The HDJ-F10 offers two distinct modes: Noise Cancelling for immersive listening and Transparency mode for moments when DJs need to stay aware of their surroundings. The Noise Cancelling mode blocks out ambient sounds, making these headphones perfect for use in bustling urban environments or during focused studio sessions. With Transparency mode, DJs can hear external sounds and engage in conversations without removing their headphones, enhancing overall versatility.

    Long-Lasting Battery for Extended Sessions

    The HDJ-F10 is powered by a robust battery that delivers up to 9 hours of continuous use with SonicLink and 30 hours on Bluetooth. DJs can feel confident during long sets, knowing their headphones will last throughout the performance. Plus, the HDJ-F10 can be connected via a cable for even more flexibility.

    Additional Features for Everyday Use

    Beyond their performance capabilities, the HDJ-F10 headphones also feature Bluetooth connectivity, allowing DJs to sync with mobile phones and other devices. With the built-in microphone, users can make hands-free phone calls or interact with voice assistants like Siri® and Google AssistantTM. The package also includes a carrying pouch and a pair of replacement earpads, making it a convenient, all-in-one solution for professional DJs.

    Availability and Bundles

    The AlphaTheta HDJ-F10 headphones are available as a standalone product or as part of the HDJ-F10-TX bundle, which includes the SonicLink HP-TX01 transmitter. These headphones are poised to become an essential tool for DJs who prioritize freedom of movement, superior sound quality, and durability in their performances.

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