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Dual microdrivers
Two drivers per side split lows from highs, keeping the midrange from getting crowded the way a single driver does.

Independent shopping perspective
Dual-driver sound isolating earphones with detachable cable. For stage and studio use where isolation and a replaceable cable matter more than driver count.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Two drivers per side split lows from highs, keeping the midrange from getting crowded the way a single driver does.
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Same physical blocking as the pricier model here. Isolation comes from the seal, not driver count.
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Lower sensitivity than the 535, so you'll turn your pack or phone up further for the same volume.
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Cables fail before drivers do. Swapping the cable saves the earphones.
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Full-range coverage. With a good seal the low end arrives without needing a wedge or sub.
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Routes over the ear and down your back to a belt pack. Reduces cable noise transmitted into your ears.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Two drivers instead of three, and lower sensitivity, so it needs more volume. Isolation, cable and connector are the same.
Yes, via 3.5 mm. At 22 ohm and 109dB SPL/mW you'll set the volume higher than with more sensitive earphones.
No. The isolation is from the ear tip sealing the canal. Nothing to charge.
It detaches at the ear and can be replaced without replacing the earphones.
Reference
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