Many of the most popular headphones, even for listeners on a budget, use planar magnetic drivers, and for good reason: the level of detail and clarity they’re able to provide is outstanding.

Planar magnetic headphones are fragile, larger, heavier, and more expensive compared to other types. Excellent sound quality and wide soundstage make planar magnetic headphones ideal for ...

What sets the D7000 apart, though, is that Final Audio has gone to town where the technology of planar magnetic headphones is concerned, and consequently has a pretty compelling story to tell.

Romanian brand Meze Audio – the company behind such stylish headphones as the 99 Classics and the luxurious Empyrean II – has introduced its second-generation iteration of the Liric headphones.

Romanian specialist headphone manufacturer Meze Audio has just announced the second generation of its innovative LIRIC planar-magnetic headphones. This is a major evolution of the company’s ...

Audiophiles seeking great sound reproduction may prefer planar magnetic headphones despite higher cost. Drivers aren't something that most consumers are thinking about actively when buying ...

Romanian headphone brand Meze Audio has revealed its new Empyrean II planar magnetic headphones. Building Meze’s original Empyrean headphones, this new version blends driver innovation and some ...

“When cooking on my induction stovetop while wearing my Sony WH1000 XM4’s the touch controls on the headphones react to the magnetic field from the stove, making them change volume ...

While in Australia they'll set you back AU$799. Planar magnetic over-ear headphones are thin on the ground at this sort of money, but they’re not unheard of. Brands with the credibility of ...

After building a USB magnetic stripe reader ... with the data through a single-stage opamp amplifier connected to the headphone jack. The amplifier is used to drive the electromagnet.

Headphone manufacturers have focused on the ... all the child needs to do to play a story or music is to place a detachable magnetic disk on the earcup. It’s a neat idea, but in practice it ...