Kinera has launched the new Celest Phoenix Call in-ear headphones, equipped with three different types of drivers.
Each earphone has a dynamic driver with a 7-mm diaphragm, voicing the low-frequency range, as well as two modified reinforcing radiators that reproduce mid and high frequencies. For frequencies above 20 kHz, two microplanar emitters are used.
The transparent body of the headphones is made of synthetic resin by 3D printing, each driver has its own separate waveguide. On the outer color panel of the case there is an image of a phoenix, as well as other birds and plants.
The sensitivity of the model is 103 dB , the nominal resistance is 32 Ohm . The bundled cable has silver-plated copper conductors, 0.78 mm connectors are used to connect to headphones, and a 3.5 mm minijack is used to connect to the signal source. The kit includes two different types of ear pads – for a balanced sound and for presentation with an emphasis on the vocal range.
The Kinera Celest Phoenix Call in-ear hybrid headphones are on sale online starting at $129