During the NAMM Show, Orange Amplification has introduced the ‘O’ Edition Headphones.
According to Orange Amplification, the 40mm drivers have been engineered for a tight and rhythmic bass response, rich mid-range and an articulate top end. It also claims to deliver a purposefully neutral EQ response, for an open and revealing sound stage with detailed layers of separation. providing natural noise isolation with its cushioned closed-back earcups, the ‘O’ Edition headphones aim at creating “a truly immersive sonic experience”.
Supplied with two 3.5mm cables, one with a remote control and integrated microphone and compatible with most smartphones, the headphones are presented as easy to control and use whilst on the move. Other specs include:
- Sensitivity: 116dB (1kHz 0.5VRMS)
- Impedance: 32 ohms
- Frequency Response: 20HZ – 20KHZ
- Weight: 218g (0.48lb)
- Zipped clamshell carry case
More information at Orange Amplification’s website.
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