Sentences with phrase «end planar magnetic»

Audeze made some big waves last year when its EL - 8 headphones lured high - end planar magnetic designs away from the hi - fi and closer to mobile devices.

On the technical front, the HE - 400S challenges the status quo with newly - designed single - ended planar magnetic drivers in open - back design that deliver the clarity, lifelike soundstage and spatial imaging that HiFiMAN is known for.

Not exact matches

A «budget» set of planar magnetic in - ears, the Audeze iSine LX makes super high - end audio a little more accessible.

So when Oppo announced they were entering the high - end headphone market with the $ 1099 PM - 1 planar magnetic headphone and $ 1199 HA - 1 headphone amplifier and DAC, many were taken aback.

Many high - end headphones — including some competing planar magnetic models — are heavy.

Both headphones are lightning - quick in their response and suffer no distortion even at dangerously loud volumes — this degree of precision is the big advantage of planar magnetic cans — but the Sine has the extra low - end punch that the PM3 seems too idealistic to want to provide.

We also compared the headphones to several different high - end models, including two pairs of planar magnetic cans from Audeze (the $ 800 EL - 8 open - back headphones, and the $ 500 closed - back Sine on - ear), as well as a pair of Massdrop x Sennheiser open - back HD 6XX headphones (a custom facelift of the $ 350 HD 650).