JVC HARX700 Precision Sound Full Size Headphones
Specifications
- BRAND: JVC
- MODEL NAME: HARX700
- COLOR: Black
- FORM FACTOR: Over Ear
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wired
- PLUG: 6.3mm
- CORD: 11.48ft (3.5m)
- SPECIAL FEATURES: Noise-Canceling-Feature
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 12.99 x 9.69 x 4.53 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 8 ounces
- DRIVER UNIT: 50mm Neodymium Driver Unit
- PLUG ADAPTER: 6.3mm
Introduction
They are Full-size headphones with a 50mm Neodymium driver unit and ring port construction that reproduce deep bass. They have Headgear with pressure-dispersing mesh for comfortable, extended listening
PACKAGE DESIGN
CONCEPT
Full-size headphones with deep bass sound and optimum comfort
MAIN FEATURES
- Deep bass sound reproduction with 50mm Neodymium driver unit and ring port structure
- Ring port structure provides high-quality dynamic sound (please refer to page 38)
- Wide head pad for comfortable long listening
- 5m cord with gold-plated plug
- 3mm plug adaptor included
HOW TO PROTECT HEADPHONE WIRES
- Pull The Plug, Not The Cable. Coil The Cable Carefully. Don’t Let The Cord Dangle. Don’t Keep Them Plugged In.
- Make Your Wired Earphones Strong (And Beautiful), Get A Carry Case, and Don’t Sleep With Them On.
HOW TO CLEAN HEADPHONE PADS
All that is needed is some warm, soapy water to wet a soft washcloth. Don’t saturate it; just lightly mist it. After that, clean the earbud pads. Don’t scrub or apply pressure; simply softly wipe them over several times.
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF HEADPHONES
- After each use, wipe.
- Do not allow anyone else to use your headphones.
- Brush any earwax or dirt off the driver unit gently.
- Don’t forget to bring the jack.
- Don’t put them in your pocket right away.
- Avoid dangling the wires.
- Keep your wiring neat and organized.
- Avoid wrapping your cables tightly in loops.
HOW TO MEASURE EAR PADS
The earpiece’s diameter should be measured. The distance between the left and right edges is known as the diameter. The cushion’s center hole will expand and mold to the shape of the earpiece, so don’t worry about its size. You simply need to be aware of the earpiece’s “edge-to-edge” outside diameter.
Frequently Asked Questions
The speaker diaphragm in headphones typically vibrates to produce sound; but, at loud volumes, the diaphragm may not vibrate quickly enough, leading to sound distortion. A percentage is frequently used to represent total harmonic distortion. The quality of the headphones improves with decreasing THD.
However, a set of high-quality headphones often lasts between five and ten years. Oh, yes! High-end headphones that are in good condition last for years.
Harmonic content, attack and decay, and vibrato are the main factors that affect an instrument’s sound quality or timbre. The harmonic content, or the quantity and relative intensity of the upper harmonics present in the sound, is crucial for sustained tones.
Each speaker emits a range of frequencies, some of which are louder or softer than others. The less difference in loudness across frequencies—or, in other words, the flatter the frequency response chart is—the better the speaker quality, presuming that your ultimate goal is accurate audio reproduction.
They value each bottom line and musical nuance. It goes without saying that wired headphones produce audio of higher quality than wireless ones. They have developed ears that can distinguish even the smallest difference in audio quality. Because of this, they both favor wired over wireless headphones.
A select set of consumers, including live performers, audiophiles, audio engineers, and artists, purchase high-end headphones. They are unable to take advantage of economies of scale because of their lower manufacturing volume, which leads to a higher cost per unit and higher price per product.
An unreliable connection to the audio source can result in muted sounds while using wired headphones. Sound quality will be erratic if your headphones’ plug isn’t correctly inserted in the audio port. Mismatched codecs may be the culprit in the case of Bluetooth headphones.
The majority of advice claims that headphones fully cut out rather than just deteriorate. Since the drivers are rather durable, the connectors, solder, and cable joints frequently fail first. It’s possible that you haven’t had your headphones long enough to notice a drop in sound quality.
Headphone electronics and circuitry are moisture-sensitive. Your headphones may short circuit if the inside wiring is still getting power after being flooded or submerged, resulting in immediate damage. Turn off the device’s power source if your headphones are still attached.
You’ll need an army knife, a lighter, and heat-shrinking tubing to patch and repair headphone wires and cables. You must strip the cable, remove the wire covering, reattach the wires, and apply heat-shrinking tape or electric tape to finish the repair.
