The basic model of the range of in-ear headphones from the prestigious Japanese firm Final is, like its older brothers, a perfect synthesis of conceptual and technological excellence, thanks to the use of advanced knowledge in the fields of psychoacoustics and acoustic engineering. An effort that aimed to “smooth out” the entire range of audible frequencies so that no part of it is masked, thus obtaining high resolution and clarity in equal parts. Thanks to this, the E1000 exhibit, despite their very reasonable price, a very natural sound, to the point of giving the sensation of coming from much more expensive designs.
From a strictly technical point of view, the E1000 must first be highlighted by the innovative adjustment system of the 'helmet', which allows the sound to be transmitted directly to the eardrum in order to maximize the transparency of the sound. The second key element is a 6.4 mm diameter electrodynamic speaker designed by the Japanese firm, which exhibits extraordinary precision for such an affordable product. On the other hand, the characteristics of the aforementioned transducer provide the E1000 with high sensitivity (102 dB/mW) and a very low impedance (16 ohms), thus guaranteeing full compatibility with all types of mobile devices. We should also point out the great robustness of the “earphones”, made of ABS, as well as the use of different colored earplugs for the left and right headphones.
Characteristics:
- In-aural headphones with exceptional quality/price ratio.
- Designed based on criteria of acoustic engineering and psychology.
- Dedicated 6.4 mm diameter “full range” electrodynamic transducer.
- Helmets made of ABS.
- Adjustment system that allows sound to be directed directly to the eardrum.
- 16 Ohm impedance: maximum compatibility with portable devices.
- Sensitivity: 102 dB/mW.
- Carrying bag and plugs of various sizes supplied as standard.
- Weight: 15g.
