Eric Palonen

The many flavors of wireless are all delicious Posted by Eric

13 March 2009

Imagine it is the hottest day of the year…”sweltering” may provide a better visual. You have just watched an amazing concert and need to cool down. You and your friends commute to the local ice cream shop to find the store loaded with customers as far as the eye can see. The scent of fresh cones fills your nostrils. Thankfully, the line is moving fast, however, you need to quickly choose a flavor. The pressure is officially on as you look at the 63 different varieties. How do you choose?

The future of wireless audio will be somewhat similar, only choosing will be much easier and the Sennheiser family of flavors will not evaporate in your hands when you need it most.

Since cutting the cable for TV broadcast studios in the 1950’s, Sennheiser has pioneered wireless audio transmission. Since, we have been working around the clock to perfect our recipe for quality, reliable wireless products. The past year has brought existing, new and improved technologies to the Sennheiser lineup. Lets take a closer look at the menu.

The MX W1, using the amazing KLEERTM specification, delivered a standing ovation with incredible audio and complete wireless freedom. Even better, it is incredibly simple to use. KLEERTM delivers what other digital audio transmission formats cannot; uncompressed, CD-quality sound with impressive battery efficiency. You see, getting a lot of information from point A to point B without wires can take a lot of power unless you use KLEERTM. The audio quality? Crystal-clear with wide dynamic range…not what you would expect from a portable headphone…until now. This masterpiece is the ultimate cure for the salivating audiophile, hungry for hi-resolution audio whilst on-the-move. The flavor? A sweet and tasty all-natural strawberry: rich and satisfying with no artificial ingredients.

Bluetooth®, one of the most common wireless specifications on the market, has made communication between digital devices easy, affordable and commonplace. You could liken Bluetooth® to chocolate; it has a lot of appeal and thus can be found at everywhere. The Sennheiser Communications line of BT headsets ensure that the latest all-in-one gadget you purchased keeps you connected. The VMX 100 with VoiceMaxTM is ideal for those that have a Bluetooth® enabled mobile…which these days, is just about everyone. Sennheiser’s acclaimed microphone prowess does not stop at the studio or stage; anyone looking for better speech reproduction on their mobile should give the VMX line a look.

And those of you reaching for something plentiful in “toppings” with enough versatility for every preference should consider the MM 200. It’s a stereo headphone, a microphone and remote control for your music enabled mobile all in one slick package. Bluetooth®’s ability to connect to so many types of devices via PAN or Personal Area Network is appealing to cultures’ eroding borders and the social networking craze. Regardless of language or geography, you can go to nearly any postal code and expect a great reaction from Blue to-err, chocolate. This technology continues to hold promise for future Sennheiser innovations.

Traditional radio frequency devices such as Evolution Wireless microphones and RS model headphones are classics and quite un-traditional in comparison to the market trends; reliable, comforting performance that you can feel safe with regardless of the scenario. Ladies and gentlemen we have found our classic vanilla. Lets not forget Infrared; an efficient, effortless treat in front of the television or at the cinema.

How do you choose the wireless flavor that is right for you? Let the experts at Sennheiser show you their vast choices and put your trust in the name that understands wireless in every way. What you will find is certain to please the most discerning audio connoisseur.


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