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Peter Carini
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beyerdynamic Inc. USA
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MMX 101 iE

$125.00

Excl. tax, Excl. shipping

Article Number: 714070

Delivery time: 3-4 days

Premium in-ear headset

Combining sophisticated aesthetics with striking sound quality, the MMX 101 iE is the ideal headset for owners of iPhones, iPads, iPod Touchs, Blackberrys, HTCs or other compatible mobile devices provided with 4 pole mini jack plug 3.5mm (for Nokia, Sony, Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, LG models, separate adaptors are available). It combines the same superb sound of the top of the range DTX 101 iE with a high quality hands-free microphone. At the push of a button, calls can be answered and ended. A Skype/VoIP adaptor for connection to notebook computers plus a stylish soft case are also included in the package.

Undisturbed communication due to excellent ambient noise isolation
Crystal clear, striking sound via Neodymium HD acoustic drivers
High quality hands-free microphone
Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Blackberry and HTC
Separate adaptors for Nokia, Sony, Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, LG models available, see accessories
Skype/VoIP adaptor, soft case and cable clip included
With three different pairs of ear-pieces

technical data

Transmission type		Wired
Headphone design (operating principle)		Closed
Headphone impedanceAlso known as nominal impedance. The impedance is the AC resistance of the coils of loudspeakers and headphones in ohms. Since impedance depends on the frequency, it is always specified at a frequency of one kilohertz.		12 ohms
Headphone frequency responseThe frequency response specifies the highest and lowest frequencies reproduced by the acoustic transducer of the headphones.		10 - 23,000 Hz
Nominal sound pressure levelThe acoustical level, the headphone transducer produces to an artificial ear (a measurement device, which simulates a human ear) with an input power of 1 mW (dB/mW @ 1 kHz).		102 dB
Transducer typeThe transducer system is designed as a dynamic moving coil microphone, as a ribbon microphone or as a condenser microphone. for microphone		Dynamic
ConstructionSound coupling to the ear. A differentiation is made between supraaural headphones, circumaural headphones and in-ear headphones.		In-ear headphones
Cable & plug		Stereo jack plug 3.5 mm (1/8")
Net weight without packaging		11 g