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Ultimate Ears launches two new Pro Custom Monitors
By Charles Starrett
Contributing Editor
Published: Thursday, January 14, 2010
News Categories: iPod Accessories
Ultimate Ears has launched its new Ultimate Ears 18 Pro and Ultimate Ears 1 Pro Custom Monitors. The 18 Pros feature a proprietary design that places six individually tuned drivers in each ear for maximum clarity and extended sound reproduction. Other features of the 18 Pros include four-way crossovers with acoustic and electrical tuning, triple-sound channels, a new low-distortion cable, an in-line filter for each sound channel, and a personalized aluminum carrying case. Ultimate Ears’ 18 Pro Custom Monitors will be available in February and will sell for $1350.
Designed for use in situations where the wearer needs to hear more of his/her surroundings, the Ultimate Ears 1 Pro monitor features a single monitor offering four speakers—two for the right channel and two for the left—that delivers “stereo” audio to just one ear. Other features include a dual armature, dual bore design, an integrated passive crossover circuit, and a single cable. Ultimate Ears’ 1 Pro Custom Monitor sells for $450 and will be available soon.
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1
Thats funny, the new JH16 from JH Audio will have 8 drivers and only cost $1,150. You gotta love Jerry Harvey trying to cut the legs out from the company he used to work for!
Posted by Blah on January 16, 2010 at 8:10 AM (PST)
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He didn’t used to work for Ultimate Ears; he founded UE.
Posted by nar on January 28, 2010 at 8:41 AM (PST)