This dizzying array might seem like overkill, but Sony’s premium “Experience Balanced Armature” (XBA) ‘phones are carefully targeted at different price points and types of listener.
This dizzying array might seem like overkill, but Sony’s premium “Experience Balanced Armature” (XBA) ‘phones are carefully targeted at different price points and types of listener.
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Sony releases XBA balanced armature headphones, eleven times over
Bowers & Wilkins has seriously been ramping up its consumer audio game in the past few years — notably, with products like its Zeppelin speaker systems for iDevices and its MM-1 desktop speakers. While speakers seem like an obvious choice for a company famous for HiFi systems, you probably wouldn’t have thought of B&W for your next set of iPhone-compatible headphones — that is, until its $300 P5 mobile HiFi supra-aural ‘phones released last year. This year, the company has taken a second step into the game with its C5 in-ear headset
Bowers & Wilkins has seriously been ramping up its consumer audio game in the past few years — notably, with products like its Zeppelin speaker systems for iDevices and its MM-1 desktop speakers. While speakers seem like an obvious choice for a company famous for HiFi systems, you probably wouldn’t have thought of B&W for your next set of iPhone-compatible headphones — that is, until its $300 P5 mobile HiFi supra-aural ‘phones released last year. This year, the company has taken a second step into the game with its C5 in-ear headset
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Bowers & Wilkins C5 in-ear headset review
“Rugged” is one of those terms thrown around pretty loosely by the consumer electronics industry.
“Rugged” is one of those terms thrown around pretty loosely by the consumer electronics industry.
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Klipsch Image S5i Rugged in-ear headphones earn our respect (video)
Ultimate Ears is pushing out a tag team of in-ear earphones that clearly demonstrates the heights (and depths) the Logitech-owned company is willing to scale. Starting at the extreme high end are the Ultimate Ears In-Ear Reference Monitors. The $999 price tag should help clarify the target audience here (hint: professional producers and recording / mixing engineers on the go).
Ultimate Ears is pushing out a tag team of in-ear earphones that clearly demonstrates the heights (and depths) the Logitech-owned company is willing to scale. Starting at the extreme high end are the Ultimate Ears In-Ear Reference Monitors. The $999 price tag should help clarify the target audience here (hint: professional producers and recording / mixing engineers on the go).
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