Bose noise canceling headphones have comfortably slid into first place in the music accessory market. However this could be a down fall for the average consumer. Today people aren't taking the time to research what the best product for them, instead bold new advertisements are making the decision for us. In spite of this, dutifully, I've decided to go on the hunt for the best product in the latest craze to hit sound technology, (noise canceling headphones) and report back to the consumer. Fast on the rise of noise canceling headphones in the Sony MDR - NC11, with its distinctive ear buds, this earphone doesn't just have the thumbs up in the quality of sound department but also the noise canceling feature. Small yet durable these little ear buds maybe misleading by their size but its noise canceling feature is defiantly a strong contender in this fast going market. With the Sony's unique design, the MDR-NC11 stretches one step beyond the rest, by using a high-quality performance low-tech technique; rubber plugs. The earphones work like earplugs in a two step system by ceiling off background noise and canceling noise as they're in use. The idea of Sony's noise canceling earphones, on the other hand, is based on microphones that listen to the noise waves around you, along with built in circuitry built in, create sound that is the opposite of the what's going on around you. The principle is explained at http://www.cancellingnoise.com as, when a wave of sound goes up around you, the wave of sound in the earphone goes down, thus giving you almost silence. The Sony headphones listen to the noise going on around you, and using circuitry built into the device to create sound that is the opposite of what's going on around you. So, as the wave of sound goes up around you, the wave of the sound in the headphone goes down, giving you virtual silence. Sony's new headphone line has really outdone the rest in creating a new approach to earphones themselves, by taking on a sleek and stream line design. Voted a 7.8 out of 10 by CNET editor Steve Guttenberg this new product will give Bose a run for their money. |
