The real solid wood ear cups, coupled with the high performance 40mm drivers, provide excellent sound quality and low resonance, while remaining lightweight and comfortable to wear. Silenz is the world's first active noise cancelling headphone to employ wood housings instead of plastic.
If silence is indeed golden, then add a little flash to your life with Tivoli Audio's Radio Silenz active noise cancelling headphones.Radio Silenz Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Airline Adapter Travel Pouch AAA Battery Quick Start Guide.
Padded ear cups rotate 90 degrees and upwards for easy packing Product Description Box Contains.Up to 50 hours of operation on single AAA battery (included).Defeat button temporarily overrides noise cancellation and audio.Can be used with noise cancellation on or off.Reduces outside ambient noise by up to 85%.However, we were disappointed to find the Radio Silenz was actually less effective at blocking out noise than our reference sound-isolating earphones or a set of closed-back DJ headphones. Nit-picking aside, the audio quality is certainly adequate for headphones of this size, style and weight. We encountered no loss of audio quality when we disabled ANC, but the headphones were somewhat quiet either with or without ANC. The headphones generally do this without sounding too harsh, but some richness and detail was lost on mid-range vocals. However, we appreciated the clear, bright treble tones that really bring out of the character of complex, overdriven guitar music. Sadly, the Radio Silenz is slightly lacking in bass and a sense of space compared to our reference Shure SRH550DJ on-ear headphones. This isn't audible when you're listening to music, but it might become annoying if you just want to eliminate background noise while sitting in silence.
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Unlike many cheaper ANC headphones the Radio Silenz didn't produce too much audible hiss under most circumstances, although the circuitry's attempt to cancel the pile drivers from the building site next door resulted in occasional spikes of faint hissing. ANC headphones require a separate power source and some people find them uncomfortable to use, perceiving part of the interference wave as a high-pitched whine. This works best with regular low-frequency sounds, such as engine noise, but it does little against other sounds such as conversations and clattering computer keyboards. The unit’s circuitry then generates an interfering sound wave to cancel out the background noise. Active noise cancellation (ANC) uses microphones located on the headphones to pick up ambient noise. Instead, the headphones' active noise cancelling wraps you in a wall of silence that blocks droning irritations such as the noise of engines, air-conditioners and servers. This makes it easy to hear announcements or conversations.īecause they sit so lightly on the ear, it doesn't really feel as though you're blocking out the world. The box includes a noise cancellation switch, a volume control and a "defeat" button that stops music and plays all the external sound picked up by the noise cancelling system instead. Indeed, they weigh 100g and the entire unit, including the battery and noise-cancelling control box, comes in at just 137g. The headphones are light enough to wear all day.
The ear cups can be folded inwards to make the headphones more portable, and they can be adjusted to fit any skull, from small to large, so comfort isn't a problem. The headphones are designed to be compact, so they have a thin, flexible and slightly fragile-feeling headband.
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