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Similar to dynamic drivers, planar magnetic drivers produce sound using magnetic fields. The key differentiator is how the magnets move the diaphragm and the shape of the diaphragm itself. Other factors like impedance, sensitivity, and drivers’ position relative to the ears also have equally important roles in determining the sound quality of your headphones. Tranya makes sure to equip its earbuds with the best technology to ensure a sound experience for you that you will never forget. And for that, Tranya introduced Graphene and Titanium drivers in their earbuds for an amazing listening experience. Have a look at some of the earbud models and the type of drivers they are incorporated with.

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The now-magnetic voice coil then continuously attracts and repels the permanent magnet, causing it to vibrate at a certain frequency. There are different magnets used in earbuds like neodymium, ferrite, cobalt, and aluminium, etc. But the ones mostly used are Neodymium and Ferrite. Neodymium is better than Ferrite when it comes to the magnet used in the earbuds, so we have discussed it below. It is eight times better than a ferrite magnet.Headphones that use electrostatic drivers are much more expensive than your standard dynamic driver and require a specialized amplifier, increasing the overall cost. How do electrostatic drivers affect my music? Titanium is a transition metal of silver color with low density, and high strength. Titanium has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. It is applied to earbud drivers to make sure that they are as light and strong as possible. This means that the diaphragm in titanium driver earbuds is stiff and strong enough to resonate high-fidelity, clear sound and high quality throughout the audio spectrum, and at the same time light and precise enough to ensure super fast response times and the accurate reproduction of sounds. There’s also a subset of electrostatic drivers called an electret. Electret drivers have a permanent charge on the film, eliminating the need for specialized amplification. High-end IEMs like the ThieAudio Monarch typically use these. How do electrostatic drivers work? Electrostatic driver diagram. (from: GeekDad)

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However, while there’s some truth in the belief that bigger drivers produce ‘better’ bass, it’s also a culmination of other factors. Tranya B530 provides you an HD sound experience with their Titanium Dynamic Drivers. This pair is specially structured to be a perfect combination for a music lover who loves to feel the deep bass. With the help of low sub bass resonance at 20Hz to 80Hz, you can listen to the rich dynamic sound. Oxygen-free copper is supposed to have better conductivity due to the low oxygen content (0.03%) and high copper purity (99.95%), but it often costs slightly more to manufacture. Pure copper coils have slightly less purity (99.5%), but it’s easier to shape and therefore cost slightly cheaper. There is a wide variety of materials for voice coils – but they’re almost always made from copper. The variety of materials include HI-OFC (Oxygen-Free Copper) and PCOCC (Pure Copper by Ohno Continuous Casting). The electrostatic driver is the most expensive type among all others on this list. And, due to them needing special amplification to work, electrostatic drivers aren’t quite common on the market. An example of popular headphones that use electrostatic drivers is the Stax SR-X9000 or the vintage Stax SR-Lambda Pro.

Sure, having more drivers inside your headphones can increase the frequency range of the headphones without sacrificing accuracy. But you can’t rely on the number of drivers to determine the headphones’ quality alone. Overall, the complete driver integration, tuning, and build of your headphones matter more than the type, quantity, or size of your drivers. A driver’s diaphragm has the same concept as a human’s diaphragm as both contract and flatten to generate air movement. But the frequency of the movement in a headphone diaphragm is so much higher and varied to create different sounds. Does the Headphones’ Driver Size Matter? 6 types of headphone drivers