Tag: Noise Cancelling
CES 2008: Sony’s world's first digital noise cancelling headphones using artificial intelligence
Sony has unveiled a new set of noise cancelling headphones that claim to be the world’s very first set to use digital technology. The headphones convert the analogue audio signal into a digital signal, apply some digital equalising to enhance mid-range vocals and bass, then let you listen to it. Or something like that. Observe the diagram for an even less clear explanation.
Shiny Review: Sennheiser PXC 350 noise-cancelling headphones
Susi is off my Christmas card list this year. Want to know why? Not only did she recently go on holiday to Cambodia, but she also got to test out these noise-cancelling ‘phones from…
JVC's HA-NC250 noise-cancelling headphones
The funny thing about noise-cancelling headphones is that they really do work. Try some. It’s not just a big lie so they can charge you £200 for some bloody headphones.
Review: Shure Sound Isolating Earphones (SE Series)
It can be a minefield choosing between headphones, with so many brands touting fantastic reputations around the market, but at least Shure can be one name you can count on for quality.
Each set of the SE Series, from the low-end £99 set to the golden globules of the £329.99 top-of-the-range pair, is crafted…