Tip: Audeze’s proprietary SLAM technology is not specific to electrostatic headphones, and could make its way into Audeze’s planar magnetic headphones in the future. Each CRBN2 headphone is ...

American headphone brand Audeze is probably best known for its use of planar magnetic driver technology, but it’s also one of the few manufacturers that still uses electrostatic transducers as ...

Audeze is an audio brand that’s probably best known for making a well-regarded range of planar-magnetic headphones. The hi-tech headphones use a completely different driver to produce sound.

So (at least for now) don't expect Audeze headphones to double as hearing aids. The company is interested in further refining its planar driver and transducer designs, though. Thiagasamudram says ...

In the very nearly 15 years since its inception, California’s Audeze has been evangelical on the subject of planar magnetic headphone technology. And as a rule, its products have generally been ...

The Audeze Penrose are built around large planar magnetic drivers. These operate differently from the dynamic drivers typically found in headphones and earbuds, and the precise audio delivery and ...

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The Audeze Maxwell wireless gaming headset is now available in a limited edition shiny new green color for Xbox at $329.

The HW600's high-performance driver made from an oversized 86 x 110mm diaphragm using planar ... [+] technology with an ultra-thin 8μm polymer material. Unlike conventional headphones ...

Audeze has introduced a limited edition version of its pro-standard wireless gaming headset, the Maxwell Wasabi Edition.

Quick Summary Audeze's CRBN2 electrostatic headphones have drivers made from an ultra-light, ultra-responsive carbon fibre-based material. They've also been tuned for even more lifelike and ...

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