Brainwavz, established in 2008 with a focus on offering high-quality products at a competitive price, has announced the availability of its Koel balanced armature earphones.
They are tuned to produce a balanced and accurate sound signature, with little to no colouring, presenting a truly genuine audio experience and a great introduction to the world of refined audio.
The Koel are a lightweight and ergonomic, created to sit comfortably in the ear for a true fit-and-forget experience. The unique shells have been designed and printed in-house using state-of-the-art 3D resin printers, enabling a shape not possible by normal manufacturing methods whilst the rest of the Koel has been assembled using components from the USA and Europe.
The Koel earphones are accompanied by one detachable MMCX 3.5mm cable, 6 sets of silicone ear tips, and one set of Comply T-100 memory foam tips to ensure a perfect fit. A stylish carrying case is also included to protect the earphones.
SPECIFICATIONS:
– Drivers: Single Balanced Armature
– Rated Impedance: 30?
– Frequency Range: 16 Hz ~ 22 kHz
– Sensitivity : 105 dB at 1 mW
– Cable: Detachable
– Cable Connector: MMCX
– Plug: 3.5 mm, Gold plated
The Brainwavz 3D printed balanced armature Koel earphones are available for €60 here.
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