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Noble Audio Knight In-Ear headphones – affordable premium

High-end headphone manufacturer Noble Audio has introduced a relatively affordable (retail - $289 / €309) model of in-ear wired headphones Noble Audio Knight. The new product is dressed in an aluminum cases with a 3D acrylic front panel, made in shades of dark purple and blue. 

Noble Audio Knight. Image source - (c) Noble Audio
Noble Audio Knight. Image source - (c) Noble Audio

Noble Audio Knight is equipped with a combination of three drivers - a 10-mm dynamic driver with a dual magnet, a Sonion balanced armature driver and piezoelectric supertweeter. This scheme guarantees a deep bass, detailed midrange and clear highs.

Noble Audio Knight. Image source - (c) Noble Audio
Noble Audio Knight. Image source - (c) Noble Audio

The Noble Audio Knight headphones come with an 8-core cable with silver-plated OFC copper conductors (there are both standard two-pin 0.78 mm connectors and a balanced Pentaconn 4.4 mm). Noble Audio Knight has an impedance of 26 ohms and a sensitivity of 104 dB.

Specifications

This product is in the Hi-Fi and High End Electronics and Acoustics database

Headphones — Noble Audio Knight

  • Model name

    Knight

  • Transducer principle

    Dynamic

  • Scheme

    Closed

  • Wearing style

    In-ear

  • Frequency response low +/- 10dB (Hz)

    20

  • Frequency response high +/- 10dB (Hz)

    20000

  • Max. sound pressure level (dBSPL (1 kHz @ 5% THD))

    N/A

  • Connection type

    Wired

  • Connector (mm)

    0.78 2-pin + 4.4 mm Copper Cold-Plated plug

  • Sensitivity (dBSPL (1 kHz/ 1 mW)))

    104

  • Impedance (Ohm (1 kHz))

    26

  • Playback time (hours)

    N/A

  • Weight (g)

    N/A

  • Official link

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