#Billboard earbuds driver#

#Billboard earbuds driver#

This is made possible by Beats’ dual-element diaphragm driver (I had no idea what that meant, but now I know that it facilitates clearer audio with better stereo separation), and I’m hearing things I didn’t even know existed in those same old songs. I can now unearth a whole galaxy of deep bass, full kicks and snares, subtle hi-hats, and all kinds of previously-shrouded sound effects that are meant to be appreciated by the listener. With 2,278 songs in my iPhone’s iTunes, I am on a mission impossible of re-experiencing each one with the Beats Fit Pro. Timothy Mulcare You’ll discover new sonic details or even instruments in songs.

The dual-element diaphragm driver provides clearer audio and better stereo separation. It wasn’t until Beats Fit Pro graced my ears that I saw the light and realized: So this is how music should be listened to.

Yeah, I draw my fine line there, which is why even though I’ve had my fair share of world-class headphones, I’ve never felt satisfied. That’s where I decidedly show my fussiness, because listening to the greatest song of all time with a pair of not-so-impressive-sounding earbuds is as exciting as listening to Delta’s put-on-hold music. However, I sing a different hymn when it comes to the best headphones.

My non-discriminating appetite for music is thus my greatest pride-so long it’s good, I’ll listen. I'm talking anything from pop to ‘60s Billboard charts, Moody alternative to groovy underground, industrial metal to soft Fleetwood Mac rock, folktronica to problematic country, Donna Summer’s disco to Lizst’s classical, and even present day's top 40. I self-describe my music taste as rather eclectic. These picks are the best way to spend your hard-earned cash.