As DJs we need to monitor the sound from the DJ mixer and the booth monitor simultaneously explaining why DJs position their headphones on their head the way they do. This headphone position combined with loud monitoring typically puts DJs at risk of long-term hearing damage from exposure to high levels of sound. Korg’s NC-Q1 is designed to combat this by allowing you to monitor the headphone cue mix from the DJ mixer and the booth speaker simultaneously without needing to remove your headphones during your set.
The Active Noise Cancelling technology acts to suppress frequencies and auto-adjust according to the outside environment. This works in conjunction with the ear cup pads which are made of high-density memory foam that acts to provide excellent noise isolation, allowing the inbuilt microphones to feed precise sound into the earcups. These microphones are capable of withstanding high levels of outside sound without breaking up and distorting.
Most importantly, if you’re a DJ it’s time to start protecting one of your greatest assets, your ears!!
Available in Australia end of March, 2021
Expect to pay AUD $499.00
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