Kopfhörer - RHA CL2 Planar

RHA CL2 Planar It is built around the most compact planar magnetic driver ever engineered - a 10mm transducer containing a perfectly concentric magnet array, a planar coil, and a 16µm diaphragm. What is a planar magnetic driver? Planar magnetic technology is one of the most revered methods of sound reproduction in audio - difficult both to construct and to miniaturise. A zone of perfect magnetic balance (a magnetic plane, hence the name (and pronunciation)) is formed using opposing magnetic fields. On this is balanced a planar coil - a copper coil in the shape of a helix - and a diaphragm - a super-thin circle of material designed to push air and create sound. As the audio from your phone, player or computer reaches the coil, it reacts to the magnetic field; moving back and forth and creating sound waves. How is that different from a standard driver? Conventional dynamic drivers use a single ring coil to create sound - using a solid plane results in a huge step up in control and response; and a massive drop in distortion. This is particularly important for more complex, detailed music that moves across the dynamic range; using treble and harmonics alongside deep bass. How is this new? This technology has never before been miniaturised to the extent where it can fit inside an in-ear headphone housing. It has never been used with Bluetooth wireless technology in this configuration.