Sentences with phrase «of planar magnetic drivers»

The very design of planar magnetic drivers, which use a thin membrane excited by a magnetic coil to produce sound, is part of why they're generally so big.

For $ 600, the Acoustic Research AR - H1 delivers on the promise of planar magnetic drivers, and it looks and feels good doing it.

Regardless of the planar magnetic drivers referenced above, the PM - 3 have a relatively dark flavor to their sound, especially in the lower midrange.

The sound embodies the very best qualities available from the thin membranes of planar magnetic drivers, carving out every secret, each lonesome detail, and every rushing burst of form and color from your most complex music, stretched across a sprawling soundstage.

Building on the foundation of its planar magnetic drivers, the company has created a headset that can deliver 3D audio and sound localization that enhance video games as well as music, videos and phone calls.

The latter is a first from Audeze, stretching the physical limitations of its planar magnetic drivers.

That's where the Mobius» secret weapon — a pair of planar magnetic drivers — comes into play.

We've reviewed only a handful of planar magnetic driver - based headphones thus far, like the Blue Ella and the in - ear Audeze iSine20.

Not exact matches

The Monolith M1060 is a beast of a set of headphones, weighing in at 1.1 lbs (500g) with enormous ear cups, mostly - metal and wood construction, and 106 mm planar magnetic drivers.

As the name implies, these use tiny 30 mm planar magnetic drivers to produce sound which is pretty impressive for a pair of in - ears.

While planar magnetic drivers help the audio sound more lifelike in its reproduction, it's the combination of the planar magnetic tech and the 3D software that help the Mobius to create an experience closer to a live concert.

While the Sine's planar magnetic drivers and proprietary technologies contribute to the bulk of the sound quality, the headphones» closed - back design is also a big deal.

The headphones feature several of Audeze's proprietary technologies with 80 x 70 - millimeter planar magnetic drivers.

And when Oppo revealed its first take would be a line of planar magnetic headphones — perhaps the most coveted headphone driver tech out there — just about everyone in the industry got a case of whiplash.

Even so, a technology called «planar magnetic drivers» is making its way into cheaper and more accessible headphones as of late, promising audio fidelity much greater than conventional cans.

The $ 299.99 over-ear cans feature planar magnetic drivers, and are the result of a collaboration with pro-audio manufacturer Fostex.

That's why I'm a big fan of planar magnetic headphones, like Audeze's Sine headphones or Oppo's PM - 3, which use fancy, expensive drivers and other internal components for incredible precision that more accurately re-creates what engineers hear in the studio.

Unlike the conventional piston - style drivers we see so often in home speakers and traditional headphones, planar magnetics use ultra-thin sheets of transparent film with very flat wires running through them.

The OPPO PM - 1 utilizes a unique and pioneering planar magnetic driver that sets it apart from the majority of headphones on the market.

As we've come to expect from a refined pair of planar magnetic headphones, Blue's Ella offer a vivid expression of clean and clear sound wrought with detailed reproduction of instrumental textures, a wide and well - balanced soundstage, and the kind of fluidity and presence in the upper register that traditional dynamic drivers struggle to achieve.

Chiefly, planar magnetic drivers come with a wealth of inherent benefits; offering more precise transience, lower distortion and a more natural interaction of sound with the outer ear.

The advantages of planar magnetic technology are based on the fact that in a planar driver, sound is generated by a very thin and light diaphragm that is driven evenly over the entire radiating area.