Live Headset Headphone
Why Are Beyerdynamic Headphones So Good?
Beyerdynamic is a company with a solid reputation in the audio field wider than just the headphones most consumers know them for.
Established in 1924 in Berlin by Eugen Beyer, they are now a global company focused on the specialist manufacturer and engineer of conferencing requirements such as headphones / headsets & microphones.
They have had some major breakthroughs with their ethos of carefully hand-crafted items made from the most advanced technologies and materials available.
- Beyer really took off starting in the early eighties, when they succeeded in developing headphones with exceptional pulse behavior that made for crisper and more detailed sound.
- The bass reflex system, which so far had only been applied for loudspeakers, was miniaturized and integrated into headphones for the first time.
- Based on the "minimised mass technology" the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO and the Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO stereo headphones were developed with even further reduced mass on the diaphragm and the moving coil.
As a result of continuing breakthroughs and development Beyerdynamic now serves broadcast markets, tele/video conferencing, recording / film/ studio & live markets, musicians and high-end consumer markets.
Beyerdynamics technological achievements are continually trickling down from corporate markets to daily consumers. Currently it can best be enjoyed in the form of dynamic headphones that totally immerse one in music. Here's what one sound engineer had to say,
'At the other end of the spectrum from folks who like strong bass are folks who like their audio presented in a light and airy way; enter the Beyerdynamic DT-880. Capable of rendering the sound of a fingernail stroke on gut, the stiction of rosin on a cello string, and the airy spaciousness of sound bouncing on cathedral walls, these cans deliver detail and depth with extraordinary clarity.'
With that in mind, maybe you owe it to your ears to choose the best that money can buy without breaking the bank.
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Can anyone find me some good 5.1 headphones for my TV?
I live in the UK and I can't get surround sound so I want some 5.1 headphones at least. I would like one with wires (over a meter or so in length if possible) that I can plug into my TV. Can anybody find me a 5.1 headset that I can buy in the UK please?
Surround sound headphones have been developed - primarily for gaming purposes - that have multiple drivers in each ear cover. These drivers then replicate the placement of front and rear speakers. Here's a company that makes them. But, at $40 a pair, I wouldn't vouch for the sound quality:
http://www.xoxide.com/za51suulgahe.html?gclid=CKeso6bp05ECFQgogwod_XXiaw
Surround sound simulation is also available for use with regular headphones. But, it's the electronics that drive the headphones that simulates the surround sound. So, you can use any headphones with the right electronics (I would recommend the Sennheiser HD series).
Yamaha has been experimenting with a technology called head-related transfer functions (HTRF) that simulates 5.1 surround sound using ordinary headphones.
When developing HRTF, they placed tiny microphones into listeners' ears and set them into an anechoic chamber that had a 5.1 surround sound system with proper speaker placement. They then measured the volume, phase relationship, and inherent delay of the sounds that reached each ear from the various surround sound speakers.
The way your brain determines that a sound is coming from a particular direction is to detect the volume of the sound in each ear, and the phase relationship and inherent delay of the sound entering each ear. If something is coming from your right, for example, it strikes your right ear first. Then, a tiny fraction of a second later, the sound makes its way around your head and strikes your left ear, at some reduced volume and with a bit of a phase offset (because of the delay).
Once they figured out how the ears pick up the audio differently from the different surround speakers, they were able to tweak the audio signals that represent each surround sound channel to be generated at such a volume, phase relationship, and delay that the brain thinks you're sitting in the middle of a surround sound system. When, in actuality, you're wearing headphones.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/headphones/qt/headsurround.htm
A company called Smyth Research took this one step further. They include a headset with microphones in them that you wear while listening to your surround sound system. A microprocessor then fugures out what signal conditioning is needed for each of the audio channels to get the surround sound effect out of standard headphones. This "calibration" step ensures that the surround sound you hear through the headphones is exactly like what you hear through your own surround sound system (5.1, 6.1, or 7.1).
http://hometheater.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=hometheater&cdn=gadgets&tm=1114&gps=40_63_1596_853&f=00&su=p284.8.150.ip_&tt=13&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.barryrudolph.com/utilities/smyth.html