Moondrop Solis In-Ear Headphones
Moondrop Solis In-Ear Headphones
Cup style
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Open-back headphone designs are often higher-performance but have poor noise isolation and leak sound. Closed-back designs provide better noise isolation and leak less sound.
Closed-Back
Wearing style
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Over-ear headphones sit over your ear and surround your ear with a ring of padding. On-ear headphones are padded but rest on top of your ear. In-ear monitors are worn inside your ear canal.
In-ear
Driver type
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Speakers and headphones use a device called a 'driver' to create sound. Different types of drivers have different strengths and weaknesses, but can all produce great sound. Common varieties include dynamic, planar magnetic, and electrostatic.
Balanced Armature, Electrostatic
Connectivity
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Connectivity refers to the method in which the headphones connect to the audio source. Headphones can be either wired or wireless.
Wired
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Moondrop Solis In-Ear Headphones
The Moondrop Solis IEM is tuned to match the sound signature of traditional electrostatic earphones. It comes with four BA and two EST hybrid drivers that are laid out in a balanced three frequency structure.
The Solis uses two Danish acoustic electrostatic drivers for treble, two Softears custom BA drivers for the middle frequency, and two Acoustic low frequency BA drivers with shared extra cavity for bass. This structure lets the drivers to work together and allow the tone of the electrostatic driver to come through.
Specs:
- Impedance: 7.5Ω±15% (@1khz)
- Sensitivity: 120dB/Vrms (@1khz)
- Effective Frequency Response: 20Hz-20000 Hz (IEC60318-4)
- Detachable Cable Interface: 0.78-2pin
- High Frequency: Sonion EST (electrostatic)
- Middle Frequency: Softears D-MID-A
- Low Frequency: Sonion 37 Series
- Frequency response: 20Hz-45000 Hz (free field. 1/4 inch MIC)
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