The Sennheiser IE 900 earbuds are a premium audio accessory for prosumers in search of a way to enjoy their favorite music and content in a compact yet effective manner. The headphones are milled from a single piece of aluminum, which enables the earphones to boast a triple-chamber absorber (T3CA) system that will delivery the best-quality audio possible. The headphones make use of an acoustic vortex to boot, which is milled into the nozzle to help further counter the masking effect.
The Sennheiser IE 900 earbuds were explained further by Product Manager at Sennheiser Jermo Köhnke who said, "With the new IE 900 audiophile earphones, Sennheiser has brought together technical innovation, portability, meticulous attention to detail, and an uncompromising demand for perfection to deliver a listening experience without compromise. With high-res audio one step closer to hitting the mainstream, and 5G leading to higher quality streaming, audiophiles can enjoy the best of their music collection on the IE 900, wherever they are."
Milled Aluminum Earphones
The Sennheiser IE 900 Earbuds are Built with Audiophiles in Mind
Trend Themes
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