Sentences with phrase «wire voice coils»

It uses 45 mm large - aperture drivers made of rare earth magnets and copper - clad aluminum wire voice coils.

The high - quality engineering shows everywhere, incorporating a set of 40 mm drivers that use rare earth magnets and copper - clad aluminum wire voice coils to drive the fantastic sound.

For audiophiles, Audeze is outfitting the Mobius with planar magnetic drivers — a technology that trades the standard copper wire voice coil typically found in dynamic drivers for a very thin diaphragm with voice coils sandwiched between two magnets.

Not exact matches

The two - inch dual voice coil gives you plenty of wiring options when you set up your new system, too.

Keep in mind a single voice coil limits your wiring options, though!

The single voice coil doesn't give you as many wiring options as a dual voice coil but doesn't impact performance otherwise.

The single voice coil has fewer wiring options than a dual voice coil, but that won't affect the result - especially since it's a rugged six - layer copper voice coil.

The dual 4 - ohm voice coils give you extra wiring options.

Plus, dual voice coils give you more wiring options when you're installing.

A dual two - inch voice coil provides the maximum number of wiring options for your subwoofer, and the two - inch diameter helps put more «oomph» behind the sound!

The single voice coil is a good size and made from copper to withstand high temperatures, but it has more limited wiring options than a dual voice coil.

The single voice coil puts a slight limit on your wiring options but doesn't perform differently from a dual voice coil.

With total harmonic distortion of less than 0.08 percent (at 1 kHz and 100 dB sound pressure level) and thanks to a coil wire made from pure aluminium, the HD 630VB achieves an unaltered sound image with a precise reproduction of voices and instruments in the mid-ranges and brilliant trebles.

There is also a copper - clad aluminum wire (CCAW) voice coil that V - moda says is capable of reproducing frequencies up to 40kHz, which is well beyond the limits of human hearing.

Most headphones on the market today use «dynamic drivers,» which is a driver technology where a copper wire, called a voice coil, is wrapped around a cone - shaped diaphragm.