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Moondrop has introduced the Moondrop Meteor in-ear hybrid headphones, which are based on a hybrid assembly of seven drivers (a 13-mm dynamic driver with N52 neodymium magnets and a composite dome diaphragm, two composite armature and four planar ones). Moondrop Meteor implements XTM technology, and the headphones are tuned according to the VDSF curve.

The Moondrop Psyche headphones feature a hybrid ten-driver assembly, including two dynamic drivers, four balanced armature drivers, and four planar magnetic drivers. The drivers are controlled by a three-way crossover.

The model is equipped with a dynamic driver with a 10 mm diaphragm made of titanium and ceramic, as well as a 6 mm planar radiator. The active noise reduction system minimizes external noise, and the transparency mode allows you to stay informed of what is happening around you without removing your headphones. The anatomically matched shape minimizes wind noise and increases comfort during use.

One of the notable features of the MOONDROP Edge over-ear headphones is their special acoustic chamber for the driver, which effectively isolates it from electronic components, resulting in a clearer sound. The novelty is equipped with dynamic drivers with a beryllium membrane with a diameter of 40 mm on a composite suspension. According to the manufacturer, this combination of materials minimizes distortion and expands the dynamic range.

Cosmo full-size overhead headphones equipped with planar radiators with an ultra-thin membrane with a diameter of 100 mm with pure silver conductors applied to it. The use of pure silver ensures high efficiency of the driver with low distortion and wide dynamic range.

The headphones are equipped with 100 mm thin diaphragms with a silver sound coil, driven by a neodymium magnetic system of the N52 brand, the arrangement of magnets in which is optimized by finite element analysis. The headphones have a high sensitivity of 101 dB and a low resistance of 8 ohms, which will positively affect their compatibility with various amplifiers.

The headphones are equipped with drivers with a 50 mm composite diaphragm, including a metal dome and a flexible polymer suspension, a neodymium magnetic system and a copper-plated aluminum wire sound coil.

The headphones use isodynamic drivers with the thinnest round diaphragm with a diameter of 100 mm. A pure silver sound coil is applied to it, and a set of 18 neodymium N52 magnets is installed in the magnetic system. Their location is precisely calculated by the finite element analysis method.

The headphones feature specially designed dynamic radiators with a 50mm diaphragm. It has a double structure, which combines a flexible polymer base and a metal dome located in the center. The lightest coil is made of copper-plated aluminum wire, and the magnetic system is made of neodymium grade N52.

The Moondrop brand has developed a hybrid dual-radiator assembly for Moondrop Rays headphones, including a 10mm dynamic driver and a 6mm ring planar radiator. Together, the dynamic and planar-magnetic driver combination reproduces the finest details with unsurpassed speed and precision. This configuration operates in the widest frequency range, ranging from 7 Hz to 39 kHz.

For Moondrop Illustrious in-ear headphones, a new acoustic camera structure has been developed that effectively dampens standing waves and reduces high-frequency signal diffraction. Moondrop engineers have configured Illustrious according to the HRTF (Head-Related Transfer Function) diffuse field target curve. As a result, the headphones offer a reference sound response with neutral tuning, produced using the advanced B&W4128C measuring system.

Moondrop Concerto is the company's first headphones to use the new xMEMS driver in a hybrid configuration with a patented 13mm superlinear planar magnetic emitter.

The headphone housings are manufactured using the MIM powder metallurgy process. The housings are manually polished and sandblasted to obtain a rich matte finish. This allows you to achieve an extraordinary design while maintaining high rigidity.

Moondrop Quarks 2 in-ear headphones are equipped with a broadband dynamic radiator with a 7.8 mm diameter composite diaphragm made of LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer) material and a flexible suspension. It is equipped with an N52 magnet-based magnetic system and a CCAW lightweight sound coil. The driver is specially designed to work with Quarks 2 headphones.

The Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK headphones are hybrid in-ear headphones that combine 2 dynamic drivers, 2 armature drivers, and 2 planar drivers. They are equipped with a traditional analog and USB-C DSP cable.

The acoustic part has a dynamic radiator with a 10 mm sapphire-coated diaphragm, as well as a 6 mm planar radiator with an annular diaphragm. The joint operation of the two types of emitters is provided by a separation filter and a signal processor integrated into the USB-C connector and capable of working with 32-bit / 384 kHz PCM signals.

An overpressure relief hole is also provided in the housing. The model is equipped with a removable cable with a 0.78 mm connector for connecting to headphones and a modular connector for connecting to a signal source, on which one of two mini–jacks can be installed - 3.5 mm or 4.4 mm.

Each earphone has two dynamic drivers and eight reinforcement radiators that sound different parts of the frequency range. Dynamic radiators are positioned oppositely and connected in parallel, this module has received the brand name H.O.D.D.U.S. and is designed to reproduce low frequencies. The middle is assigned to four custom reinforcement drivers, and four Knowles radiators are responsible for the high-frequency range.

The headphones feature an updated dynamic radiator, which has received an all-metal diaphragm made of an alloy of lithium and magnesium. The cases are made by casting from a metal alloy and covered with colored enamel. The reinforced nozzle is made of brass on a CNC machine, and the acoustic filter installed in it can be easily replaced by the user. There is also a pressure relief hole in the housing, which can be closed with a special plug to enhance the bass response.

The model is equipped with a removable cable with a 0.78 mm two-pole connector and a 3.5 mm mini jack. The sensitivity of the model is 119 dB, the nominal resistance is 18 dB. When setting up the sound, the developers followed the proprietary VDSF curve.

The model is equipped with a removable cable with a 0.78 mm two-pole connector and a 3.5 mm mini jack. The sensitivity of the model is 119 dB, the nominal resistance is 18 dB. When setting up the sound, the developers followed the proprietary VDSF curve.

The acoustic part includes a proprietary dynamic radiator with a 10 mm diaphragm with titanium coating. The diaphragm is formed by deposition of titanium molecules onto a polymer substrate through vacuum spraying. The magnetic system in the driver is made of N52 grade neodymium, the sound coil is wound with 0.035 mm thick copper-plated aluminum wire.

The headphones use two types of radiators – dynamic and reinforcement. Each earphone has four armature drivers and two dynamic drivers with a 10 mm cellulose diaphragm. The dynamic radiators are directed at each other and enclosed in a separate acoustic volume.

The model uses a 10 mm composite diaphragm, in which the central dome has a beryllium coating. The driver has a dual magnetic system based on neodymium grade N52 and is loaded onto a brass acoustic chamber. The headphone housings are made of stainless steel, coated with powder metallurgy.

The Moondrop Droplet in-ear headphones are built on a single broadband reinforcement radiator and are equipped with a USB-C connector for connecting to a signal source.

Moondrop Stellaris headphones with a 14.5mm planar driver and a subnanometer diaphragm. The headphones sound extremely clean, clear and transparent, with excellent speed characteristics and a well-positioned stage.

The 10mm headphone driver is equipped with a DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) diaphragm and is loaded onto a dual bronze acoustic chamber. The kit includes a higher-quality removable cable with silver-plated copper cores, as well as new Spring ear pads. The sensitivity of the novelty is 119 dB, the impedance is 32 ohms.

The headphones use dynamic radiators, and each earphone has one 10 mm driver with a titanium-coated composite diaphragm and an N52 neodymium magnetic system. The model's sound signature is configured so that the resulting frequency response follows the proprietary VDSF curve. The headphone housings are made of a metal alloy by fusion and injection molding. Spring Tips branded silicone ear pads are included with the headphones. The sensitivity of the model is 120 dB, the nominal impedance is 18 ohms.

The model is equipped with a removable cable with a 0.78 mm connector for connecting to headphones and a modular connector for connecting to a signal source, on which one of two mini—jacks can be installed - 3.5 mm or 4.4 mm.

The MoonDrop Kato uses a newly developed 10mm dynamic radiator with Ultra-Linear Technology. It includes an efficient composite magnetic circuit with internal and external magnets, a linear air circulation structure, as well as an enlarged brass acoustic resonator, an ultra-thin imported CCAW sound coil, and a high-frequency phase waveguide. This speaker has been developed for more than two years to achieve a true sound.

MoonDrop Variations is the latest set of high—resolution in-channel monitors with an advanced combination of hybrid drivers.

This is an updated version of the so-called "outdated" SSR headphones. The manufacturer has improved the sound and worked on the design of the cases. One radiator with a beryllium diaphragm is responsible for the sound.

1.6Tflux N52 external magnet design, CNC milled circuit with high magnetic conductivity. 7 ventilation holes + independent brass rear chamber ensure precise control of the resonant frequency. 0.035mm thick CCAW coil imported from Japan, lightweight suspension design. The independent copper support frame significantly reduces distortion.

There is only one dynamic driver in SSR. Unlike the ubiquitous multi-hybrid designs. Moondrop instead used a single (beryllium-coated dome) driver for this neutral-sounding headphone. As a material, beryllium has the right combination of weight and strength/rigidity. Its lightness allows the membrane to move. Its rigidity prevents distortion of the speakers due to excessive bending.

The hybrid three-frequency separation structure of this model consists of a physical transmission filter and a low-pass filter structure implemented using 3D printing, as well as an RC power separation group.

Solis is not only the names of astronomical objects, but also the names of headphones from the MoonDrop audiophile company, which loves space, money, and anime girls. We got our hands on a Central Russian model called Starfield, and, undoubtedly, it is something like a space station that you can see thanks!

The Moondrop S8 reduces the emphasis on the lowest bass and far treble in its target frequency response (it even has its own name – VDSF or Virtual Diffusion Sound Field). It is largely due to the careful selection of radiators that this effect is achieved. In particular, due to proprietary drivers that provide distinctive handwriting at medium frequencies.

The headphones have two modes of operation: HiFi Music and low-latency gaming mode. Moondrop MOCA TWS headphones will replace the popular NEKOCAKE model in the company's product range.

Moondrop UltraSonic TWS headphones use a high-tech Bluetooth chipset that provides highly efficient operation with a stable Bluetooth connection version 5.3. The novelty supports the high-resolution LDAC codec, which provides lossless streaming of high-resolution audio signals up to 24 bit/96 kHz.

Moondrop Block TWS headphones are equipped with large broadband radiators with a biocomposite membrane with a diameter of 13 mm, providing improved bass reproduction. The Moondrop Block headphones were adjusted using a high-end B&K5128 measuring system in accordance with the VDSF response curve.

The acoustic part uses 13 mm planar radiators with a flat diaphragm, the headphone output is adjusted according to the proprietary VDSF curve. At the same time, the bass output can be adjusted using the proprietary Moondrop Link mobile application. The headphones support the LDAC low-compression codec and the LC3 LE Audio protocol, as well as an active noise reduction system with a "transparent" mode.

The Bluetooth adapter version 5.2 used in headphones supports LHDC, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, AAC and SBC codecs. The battery is fully charged in 2 hours, and a full charge lasts for 12 hours of continuous operation. The package includes three pairs of silicone ear pads.

The headphones have an active noise reduction system (up to -35 dB) with three modes of operation, including transparent, and a large dynamic radiator with a 13 mm titanium-coated diaphragm is used in the acoustic part. The headphone output is adjusted according to the proprietary VDSF curve, and three bass gain levels are provided for bass connoisseurs - Monitor, Reference, and Basshead.

The headphones use Qualcomm's latest Bluetooth QC5151 chip, which supports the aptX Adaptive codec. The operating time from a single charge is 8 hours, and when using the case, the user can go without power for 40 hours. An ANC noise reduction system is also available.

The headphones are controlled via a touch layer on the external panel, but specific actions can be reassigned from the application. By default, one touch gives pause, two — rewind, three - call the voice assistant, and hold — enable-disable active noise reduction.

The acoustic part of the model is based on a 6 mm dynamic driver, the diaphragm of which has a beryllium coating. The frequency response of the model is adjusted according to the VDSF curve.

Thanks to the use of a large broadband dynamic radiator with a diameter of 13 mm, Moondrop Pill provides powerful sound output. The design of the headphones is innovative, with an open design type and a unique ear mount. Moondrop designed this model with a flexible C-shaped arm made of high-quality TPU and titanium alloy.

The design of the Moondrop Harmon headphones uses three dynamic drivers with a diameter of 10 mm in a unique configuration. The presented dual layout system of 10 mm motors is equipped with the H.O.D.D.U.S system (Horizontally opposed dual dynamic drive system).