Sony MDR-NC300D Noise-cancelling In-ear earphones
by Sze | Filed under Portable Media
Sony is going to release its new DR-NC300D noise-cancelling in-ear earphones in Japan. The earphones comes with a in-line controller for selecting noise-cancelling options, General mode, Airplane mode and and Train mode.
Sony MDR-NC300D has 16mm drivers and offers 6-24,000Hz frequncy range, 16ohm impedance. The earphones need an AA battery to run. It will be released on 21 June for 30,975 Yen.
Along with the MDR-NC300D, Sony introduces also the MDR-NC600D headphones and the MDR-NC33 earphones. The former is an over-head headphones that does 99% noise canceling and the latter is in-ear that reduce noise by 90%.
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the model is very cool, the noise cancellation module seems sophisticated too. i have a model MDR-NC22/BLK, that is one model earlier from sony in the same series, having a 13 mm driver, it delivers clear and crispy sound but but lack bass. This new model having a 16 mm driver will obviously have stronger bass(16 mm driver are known for that). Another drawback of the older model is that there is a small hiss sound when canceling noise which is noticeable, hope that Sony has improve the cancellation module.
Overall i wud say that the model is very impressive
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