Ich biete einen Kopfhörer von Bayerdynamic Typ DT 900 Pro X zum kaufen an.Der Kopfhörer ist technisch wie auch optisch in einem neuwertigen Zustand.Verkauf erfolgt nur weil ich auf ein höherwertigen Kopfhörer umgestiegen bin.Lieferumfang: Kopfhörer - 2x Anschlusskabel XLR auf Klinke - Adapter und Aufbewahrungsbeutel. Da es sich hier um eine private Auktion handelt kann ich keine Garantie oder einen Umtausch nach EU Recht gewähren!Kein Versand ins Ausland! - Versand nur innerhalb Deutschland.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Sony STR-K5900P 6 Ch Dolby Digital EX Pro Logic IIx DTS Surround Sound Receiver -Pre-owned in good condition. -Tested. -Works and plays great! -What you see is what you get. -Unit has scuffs and scratches to the case. -Measures approximately 17 x 12 x 6 and weighs 15 pounds. -The unit has been lightly cleaned. There may still be some dust/dirt way down the sides of some knobs and buttons.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Kopfhörer Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X Gebraucht. Die Kopfhörer wurden am 13. Juli 2022 gekauft, sind gebraucht und kommt mit OVP und Zubehör wie aufden Fotos zusehen. Der Verkauf ist Privat. Ich übernehme keine Garantie,Gewährleistung, noch nehme ich das Gerät zurück.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Haushaltsgeräte Kopfhörer Handys & Smartphones Notebooks & Netbooks Baby Breezy Shop Fenster schließen Fenster schließen Fenster schließen Fenster schließen Fenster schließen beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Offener Studio-Kopfhrer mit STELLAR.45 Treiber fr Mixing & Mastering an allen Abspielgerten Dieses Rücksendeprodukt ist wie neu, nur die Verpackung ist beschädigt. Machen Sie die Welt ein bisschen nachhaltiger, indem Sie diesem Rücknahmeprodukt ein zweites Leben geben. Sie erhalten von uns 12 Monate Gewährleistung. beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Offener Studio-Kopfhrer mit STELLAR.45 Treiber fr Mixing & Mastering an allen Abspielgerten Artikelmerkmale Andere Binding Elektronik Brand beyerdynamic Color black Label Beyerdynamic Manufacturer Beyerdynamic MaterialType Polycarbonat (PC) Model 729906 NumberOfItems 1 PackageQuantity 1 PartNumber 729906 ProductGroup Computer & Zubehör ProductTypeName HEADPHONES Publisher Beyerdynamic ReleaseDate 2021-09-01 Size One Size Studio Beyerdynamic Title beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Offener Studio-Kopfhörer mit STELLAR.45 Treiber für Mixing & Mastering an allen Abspielgeräten Trageart Over Ear Anwendungsbereich HiFi Gerätesteuerung Universal Übertragungsart kabelgebunden Frequenzbereich 5 - 40.000 Impedanz 48 Schalldruck 114 Herstellerfarbe Schwarz Gewicht 345 Kabellänge 1.8 Anschluss 3.5 mm Klinke Bauform offen Ausführung Retail Tragevariante Hörer Over Ear Tragevariante Bügel Überkopf Audiokanäle Stereo Basisstation Nicht Erforderlich Modell DT 900 PRO X Produkt-Art Over Ear Kopfhörer Languages Language Handbuch PackageDimensions Height 4.7599999951448 inches Length 9.0899999907282 inches Width 8.6199999912076 inches Weight 2.29060290218 pounds Über Breezy Wir geben Retouren ein zweites Leben: Oft war das Produkt nur kurz aus der Verpackung, hat leichte Gebrauchsspuren oder ist aus einem anderen Grund nicht mehr ganz neu. Wir prüfen und testen diese Produkte gründlich. Auf diese Weise garantieren wir stets die höchstmögliche Qualität. Der Zustand jedes Artikels wird angegeben, damit Sie genau wissen, woran Sie sind. Sollte es widererwartend nicht Ihren Erwartungen entsprechen, werden wir eine gute Lösung finden. Breezy, always a smile in return. Für Sie und für die Umwelt. Impressum Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen Datenschutz

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Ich verkaufe hier meinen Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X. Der Kopfhörer ist im Top Zustand. Ich bin auf den Focal Clear MG umgestiegen.Ich hatte den Kopfhörer am Cayin N3pro betrieben. Das Teil machte schon Spaß. Lieferumfang:- Kopfhörer Beyerdynamix DT 900 pro X- Zugbeutel- Kabel Mini-XLR-3,5 mm Klinke 1,8m- Kabel Mini-XLR-3,5 mm Klinke 3m- Schraubadapter 3,5mm auf 6,3 mm- Dokumentation; Aufkleber- original Verpackung

Zenith PRO 900X CRT HDTV projector. **PARTS ONLY or replace Power Supply** The Zenith PRO 880, 881, 900 and 900x were the replacement projectors for the very popular Zenith PRO 851. They were in production from about 1993 to 1996 or so. The PRO 880 and 881 were video and S-video only units, the PRO 900 and 900x are data grade sets that accepted video, S-video and RGB signals to 50 Khz or about 720p. 800 lumens out of 7 Zenith tubes. Digital convergence, on screen menus, and a well written manual to help set the unit up. Very quiet and compact.A little-known fact is that these sets were not actually made by Zenith. Another smaller company was subcontracted to produce these sets, and Zenith simply put their name on it. Zenith also produced these sets for a couple of companies that put their own name on it, namely Runco and Knoll. Knoll to my understanding did nothing but change the name on the sets, but Runco built an internal line doubler for the PRO 900 and 900x and added some aspect memory control into the EPROM and memory chips. The internal line doubler worked well and scaled all video and S-video signals to 480p. The internal line doubler could not be bypassed via the internal menus, however the RGB inputs did bypass it.Overall, the Zenith PRO 88X and 900 series do not seem quite as reliable as the older 851’s. The 851’s were tanks that lasted forever; however they are limited to video use and are more or less clunky looking. The 88X and 900 units look a lot sleeker, and even with three internal fans, the sets are very quiet.The one unique feature of the Zenith PRO line is that they have a shorted throw distance than any other CRT projector. The throw distance for these sets is typically 1.2 X the width of the screen instead of 1.4 to 1.5 X the width of the screen as found on most other CRT projectors. This is due to the lenses that Zenith used in their sets. The lenses lack corner focusing adjustments: Zenith instead used lens spacers. This limited the amount of adjustments that the user/installer had over the corner focusing, but allowed Zenith to use inexpensive lenses as compared to other video projectors, keeping the price down.On the plus side, the Zenith tubes used in this set are liquid coupled and are dirt cheap to rebuild/replace and are rated at 800 lumens. These tubes are very reliable and last a long time if the projector is properly set up using the maximum phosphor area possible.The digital convergence also works well, but it is tough to get a handle on without reading the instruction manual. Zenith could have done a better job writing simplified software, but oh well…. The user and installation manuals are well written though, and the set has some consumer features such as an internal clock that ‘pro industrial’ sets don’t typically have.To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a home theater environment see the Projector Rankings page.For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the Projector Specifications page.For an overview and history of Zenith see the CRT Primer.See the Advanced Procedures page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.Need a remote for your Zenith 880/881/900 projector? Check out this page at www.remotes.com. They tell me they still have LOTS of stock. DESCRIPTION- 1920X1080i Resolution for HDTV (ATSC Digital) Resolution.- XVGA (1024X768) Resolution Image of Computer Display.- 7 Liquid Coupled CRTs for brighter, sharper image.- Displays All ATSC HDTV Formats.- High Resolution color corrected hybrid lenses F1.03 Aperture.- Scheimpflug Focus for accurate convergence and clear focus corner to corner.- 800 Lumens light output for enhanced brightness and picture qualty.- Multi Aspect Ratio of 4:3, 16:9 or compressed for NTSC.- RS232 Data Communication Port.- Multilingual Menu.

Beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X en parfaite etat. Boite, casque, deux cable avec deux adaptateur jack 3.5mm vers 6.35mm, pochette de transport et documentation.

heBeyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Studio Headphones - Excellent condition. Comes with everything shown. I have only had the headphones for 2 months.

Everything is included except the box I bought them with, tested them and they are in perfect condition, the original price is 200.

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Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X Headphones.

Beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Open-Back Studio Headphones w/Stellar.45 Driver - Grey. like new condition only worn a few times.I lost the box.I will include the extra cable 4' silver plated I bought to plug in my ps5 controller.Works well with that and gets pretty loud.Feel free to ask any questions

Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X Headphones.

Funktionieren einwandfrei! Sind in einem tadellosem Zustand (minimale Gebrauchsspuren könnten unter dem Licht sichtbar sein) OVP mit Originalem Zubehör! Vollständig! Bei weiteren Fragen bitte melden

Hallo, Ich verkaufe hier meine DT 900 Pro X. Die Kopfhrer wurden im April diesen Jahres gekauft haben also noch Garantie. Das einzige was fehlt, ist das kurze Audiokabel. Sonst ist alles vorhanden. Die Kopfhrer sind in einem einwandfreien Zustand (evtl leichte Gebrauchsspuren) und kommen aus einem tierfreien, nichtraucher Haushalt.