The Advantages Of A Dual-Drive

 
 
Have you ever wondered what all the talk about dual drivers is about? Any audiophile will tell you that dual drivers do have advantages over single drivers, and you should think about that when buying new headphones or headphones - but why are dual drivers so important, and what exactly is the difference between two drivers and one driver? Drivers are just as important in headphones and headphones as they are in surround sound stereo speakers. The dual drivers extend some of the limitations of a headset with only one driver per ear. While single-driver headphones can produce high volumes up to 20kHz, they also have limitations. Here are some of the benefits of dual drive headphones:
Less distortion.
You can bet that when you add an extra driver to each side of your headphones, you'll get a clearer and louder audio without any distortion, and you'll probably get a certain sound range satisfied after a single driver headset.
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Higher efficiency
The advanced filtered dual drivers will better separate each other's sound frequencies and will give you a smoother and more accurate sound frequency from the low end to the high end. An additional driver added to each party will give you the extra addition of sound quality you desire, as there are two drivers, each of which can be individually assigned to a specific frequency range, giving you the advantage of having no limit to the sound frequency in your audio. You'll also have a richer clearer spacious sound, which is created by the separation of the frequencies of the sound and the natural enhancement of your sound quality.
All in one
The dual-driver headphones have a crossover network circuit that separates the signal paths for different frequencies so you don't have to buy any unnecessary extra equipment to get the sound quality you want. You will naturally get a better bass response and sound signal. You can pair these headsets with almost any device, and with so many designs on the market today, some even offer a remote that conveniently attaches to your phone line for easy control of audio volume, track selection and more.