ULTRASONE - I-CANS

A New Standard in Portable Listening!

Ultrasone’s new iCans™ were developed especially to help you recover all the rich sound you’ve been missing from your stock portable headphones. Designed for use with iPods and other portable audio devices, the iCans™ create a big sound from small devices.

The 45-inch-long white cable, which terminates in a gold-plated mini-plug, is just the right length. Instead of the usual soft storage pouch, the iCans™ come with a cool-looking, metal case to ensure the headphones will survive rough treatment from even the most abusive baggage handlers. And, of course, the headphones fold for easy storage.

Featuring Ultrasone’s patented S-Logic™ technology and ULE standard magnetic shielding, these are great sounding and the safest portable headphones in the world.

Foldable, semi-open, supra aural headphones. These headphones have been specially designed and developed for iPod, MP3 players and other portable sound devices. Equipped with S-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound and MU Metal shielding. Includes a solid iCans box for easy storage and transportation.

iCans box and iCans folding-mechanism:
Due to the folding-mechanism you can fold the iCans headphones easily to store them safely in the solid iCans box. Please read the folding-mechanism and adjustment instructions which will automatically be delivered with your iCans. New sound standard for portable sound devices The specially developed iCans establishes a new sound standard for portable sound devices. These headphones are designed to be small for use with the iPod and any other MP3 or audio players but they are developed to sound big especially with mobile players!

Technical specifications:
S-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound
ULE technology (Ultra Low Emission)
MU Metal bufferboard (Reduced field emissions in accordance with the ULE standard Dynamic principle)
Frequency Response: 20 - 20,000 Hz
Impedance: 35 Ohm
Sound pressure level: 101 dB
Driver: 30mm Mylar
Weight: Under 3 oz. (without cord)
Cord length: 4 ft.
Produced in Germany