Panasonic DJ600 is a Panasonic monitoring headset for DJs and other professionals. Since it has been launched for a long time, the price is more powerful. The metal skeleton and one-sided flip design are enough for beginner players to use this earphone daily. Let's meet each other out of the box.
Panasonic DJ600 is a product launched at the beginning of 2011, so its outer packaging is slightly rough.
There are a lot of words on the back. I said I didn't read them at all. However, there is a demonstration of unilateral flip above.
There are close ups of various parts on the side, such as earmuffs, LR signs, sponges, extension cords, etc.
If you pull it out directly, it will be the body packaging. This kind of packaging is really a bit suspenseful.
The attached adapter and gilding look very good.
Attached extension cord.
The included leather storage bag has excellent workmanship and feel.
Panasonic DJ600 storage configuration.
The head beam is made of plastic material. It seems that there is a metal skeleton inside, but don't bother with it.
The design can be flipped on one side.
LR is marked in red and grey respectively.
The head beam is adjustable.
Thick tire sponge.
The cavity size should be reasonable.
The wearing diagram of Panasonic DJ600 shows a slight sense of collet, which will be improved after the length of the head beam is adjusted. The Panasonic DJ600 has less sound pollution, and the first hearing was quite free, but it is also more endurable. The sound field is relatively wide, three frequencies are balanced, and there is no special prominence or obvious short board. In short, as an entry-level DJ monitoring headset, the headphone that can be obtained without 200 is enough to show its value.
