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01/30/2008, 1:05am, EST

Wednesday, January 30th

TEAC unveils in-ear balanced armature headphones

TEAC recently unveiled the inCore Audio ZE-1000 headphones that use high-definition drivers to provide rich and lifelike sound. TEAC claims the headphones provide a full range of audio, and provide superior sound isolation due to a five-layer cushion around the driver. The speakers use a balanced armature, which reportedly gives natural dynamics to sound, and layers of textures and subtleties. TEAC did not mention pricing or availability for the inCore Audio ZE-1000 headphones.

TEAC advertises that the headphones four-driver setup contributes to overall quality of sound, while the five-layer pads protect against outside noise up to -30dB. In addition to being able to use the headphones on conventional audio equipment, TEAC includes an airline adapter plug so that users can use their ZE-1000 on an airplane.


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Other story tags: headphones, TEAC, in-ear, balanced armature, inCore Audio

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