Sentences with phrase «with planar magnetic drivers»

World - renowned headphone manufacturer Audeze is bringing its tech to the gaming world, infusing its new Mobius headphones with planar magnetic drivers, head - tracking technology, and more.

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 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.

They were pioneers in putting (a proprietary) planar magnetic designs with extremely thin - film driver materials and powerful custom magnets inside their headphones.

But these cans sell for a mere $ 449, despite being the first to pack planar magnetic drivers in a closed - back design, delivering big, spacious audio with little distortion.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

These cans use planar magnetic drivers to provide a spacious soundscape with clear highs and mids and strong bass, and the company could have charged twice as much for them.