Noise cancelling
Noise cancellation makes it possible to listen to music in a noisy environment without increasing the volume excessively. To mask the lower frequency parts of the ambient sound, the headphones have a microphone that analyzes the sound, filters the “noise” out of the music and then produces the music while attenuating the low frequencies. If those low frequencies belong to the music, they are also muted.
The music is not affected by digital masks
To prevent a higher frequency from reaching the ear, most noise canceling headphones rely on sound isolation. This is done by completely enclosing the ear with the cushions of the headphones. Higher frequencies have a shorter wavelength and dampening this noise requires complicated algorithms that compromise the quality of the sound. In order to project these short sound waves onto the eardrum without damaging volume, it is necessary to place the speaker close to the eardrum. This is only possible with an in-ear headphone. With a custom made in-ear headphone, natural isolation is used to reduce unwanted noise as much as possible. The music is unaffected by digital masks and is played as output from the source.
At ears4U we make various types of custom in-ear monitors, for every type of user. You can view all models by pressing the button.
