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Technics Brings Magnetic Fluid Drivers To New EAH-A1000 Headphones

The tech should reduce audio distortion for these over-ear ANC cans.

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Technics has released the next generation of its flagship over-ear adaptive noise cancelling headphones with a new focus on low-distortion audio. The Panasonic-owned brand unveiled the EAH-A1000, which feature 40 mm magnetic fluid drivers. It's the brand's first use of the magnetic fluid tech in an over-ear headphone model. The drivers allow for movement while reducing the vibrations and distortions that can accompany large drivers. The EAH-A1000 also minimizes distortion by using a surround sound technology, or SST, edge like the ones found in some of Technics' speakers.

The ANC tech for this headset comes thanks to three feed-forward microphones and one feedback microphone on each side. The arrangement is meant to optimize noise-cancellation based on both the fit of the headphones and the ambient noise while they're in use.

These headphones support the LDAC codec as well...

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