But eventually, the type of driver doesn’t dictate the quality of headphones. You should still use the overall sound quality of the headphones — which is the culmination of many factors — as the final consideration. The Magnet Driver™ B50 Set will ensure that you never drop another screw. Fiddling around with screws and wasting time is a thing of the past.

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Instead of the numbers, you should look at how well each driver was tuned and integrated to the headphones.Many manufacturers use dynamic drivers for two reasons: low price and their ability to cover a wide range of frequencies. The diaphragm in dynamic drivers has more room to vibrate, making it capable of producing more responsive bass – albeit not the cleanest nor most detailed. On the other hand, planar magnetic drivers are much larger than typical dynamic drivers. But, headphones that use them don’t always have deeper bass. Sure, having more drivers inside your headphones can increase the frequency range of the headphones without sacrificing accuracy. But you can’t rely on the number of drivers to determine the headphones’ quality alone.

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The voice coil in a dynamic driver sits inside a permanent magnet. It’s also directly connected to the diaphragm. When the electrical current goes through the voice coil, it produces an electromagnetic field. I own one of these and I can tell you that it is a great working unit. I am very pleased with the way it works!The now-magnetic voice coil then continuously attracts and repels the permanent magnet, causing it to vibrate at a certain frequency. Many audiophiles start by learning about the different types of headphones drivers. Beginners are often perplexed by the differences between driver types, which audio forums’ hearsay complicates further. x1 Orange Magnet Driver ™ for hexagonal bars with a diameter of 1/4 "(6.35 mm) *only works with 2 "bits*