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PRESSE INFORMATION<br />
PRESS RELEASE<br />
A new look for the award winning headset<br />
The MMX 300 with a New Look and Feel:<br />
beyerdynamic Makes the Ultimate Gaming<br />
Headset Even Better<br />
Farmingdale/USA, January 2013 / CES 2013: The MMX 300 premium headset<br />
is in a league of its own. When gamers and multimedia fans want the highest<br />
quality in terms of sound, performance and comfort, they turn to this high-end<br />
product from beyerdynamic. The large number of positive test results and the<br />
MMX 300’s status as a point of reference among industry experts testify to its<br />
high quality.<br />
But it gets even better with the new 2013 version of the MMX 300. The audio<br />
specialists from Heilbronn, Germany, have given their premium model a<br />
makeover and optimised numerous features. Decorative rings and yokes<br />
made of black anodised aluminium along with black velour ear pads add still<br />
more professional touches to the ear cups’ sleek carbon design. You can tell<br />
just by looking: This headset is a born winner.<br />
The new headband was designed by beyerdynamic’s expert development<br />
team. The push-buttons on the top make it simple to clean and easy to<br />
replace. The 2.5 meter connection cable is made of rugged polyurethane<br />
material. It lies smoothly without getting tangled, and can handle even rough<br />
treatment – for example if the wire ends up under the wheels of a desk chair in<br />
the heat of an online battle.<br />
The professional screw-locking jack plugs and a 3.5 to 6.35 mm jack socket<br />
adapter mean that you can use this high-end headset anywhere. Symbols and<br />
the coloured insulating rings on the microphone and headphone jack plugs<br />
make it easier to connect them to your PC.<br />
The new model features the same amazing sound quality as the previous<br />
version. Essentially, the MMX 300 combines the qualities of hi-fi headphones<br />
with cockpit-tested headsets developed for private aviation. For example, the<br />
European Space Agency (ESA) uses the MMX 300’s professional equivalent,<br />
the HS 800 Digital, to train astronauts. The closed design reduces ambient<br />
noise by 18 decibels. This high level of noise attenuation is an invaluable<br />
advantage at LAN parties.<br />
The MMX300 features a condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern<br />
for extraordinarily effective noise compensation. It reliably cancels out<br />
interfering outside noise so the people you’re talking to only hear what you<br />
want them to. At the same time, the sound quality is so high that the<br />
microphone capsule is technically suitable for recording music.
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As always, individualists can design their own customised MMX 300s down to<br />
the last details in the one-of-a-kind beyerdynamic MANUFAKTUR portal<br />
(www.beyerdynamic.com/manufaktur). New options include a 600 ohm<br />
version that teases out the last ounce of sound quality from especially<br />
powerful sound cards or home hi-fi systems, as well as gel ear pads like those<br />
used in aviation.<br />
With these updates, the MMX 300 will continue to set the standard for<br />
multimedia headsets – whether for gaming, skyping on your PC, or for relaxed<br />
music sessions.<br />
At the CES in Las Vegas (January 8 - 11, 2013) beyerdynamic will present the<br />
MMX 300 in hall 1, booth 21445. The MMX 300 will be available in retail stores<br />
and at www.beyerdynamic.com as of January.<br />
Technical specifications MMX 300<br />
Headphone<br />
Transducer type<br />
dynamic<br />
Operating principle<br />
closed<br />
Frequency response<br />
5 - 30.000 Hz<br />
Nominal impedance<br />
32 ohms per system<br />
Nominal SPL<br />
96 dB<br />
T.H.D. < 0,2%<br />
Sound coupling to the ear<br />
circumaural<br />
Power handling capacity<br />
100 mW<br />
Ambient noise attenuation<br />
approx. 18 dBA<br />
Headband <strong>press</strong>ure<br />
approx. 3.5 N<br />
Weight (with microphone and cable) 380 g<br />
Length and type of cable<br />
2.5 m, straight cable<br />
Connection<br />
gold plated stereo jack plug<br />
(3.5 mm) and ¼” adapter<br />
(6.35 mm)<br />
Microphone<br />
Transducer Type<br />
condenser (back electret)<br />
Operating principle<br />
<strong>press</strong>ure gradient<br />
Polar pattern<br />
cardioid<br />
Frequency response<br />
30 - 18.000 Hz<br />
Max. SPL<br />
120 dB<br />
T.H.D.<br />
< 0,2% at f = 1 kHz<br />
Length microphone boom<br />
approx. 150 mm<br />
Capsule diameter<br />
13 mm<br />
Connection<br />
gold vaporised mini stereo jack<br />
plug (3.5 mm)<br />
Recommended retail price<br />
MMX 300<br />
415 USD
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Press contact for more information and request for sample products:<br />
beyerdynamic USA Inc.<br />
beyerdynamic USA Inc.<br />
Alan Feckanin<br />
Peter Carini<br />
Business Unit Manager<br />
Sales Manager<br />
U.S. Operations Manager<br />
Consumer and Aviation<br />
56 Central Ave. 56 Central Ave.<br />
Farmingdale, NY 11735 Farmingdale, NY 11735<br />
Phone: 239-283-7880 Phone: 631-293-3200 ext 17<br />
Fax: 239-283-0474 Fax: 631-293-3288<br />
Cell: 239-292-4692 Cell: 516-848-3902<br />
alan@beyerdynamic-usa.com<br />
peter@beyerdynamic-usa.com
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About beyerdynamic<br />
With a pioneering spirit and the highest quality in demand, beyerdynamic<br />
GmbH & Co. KG in Heilbronn, Germany develops and produces first-class<br />
audio products. Even today, 88 years after the foundation of the company,<br />
premium headphones, microphones and conference systems are developed in<br />
Germany and mainly handcrafted.<br />
With the development of the DT 48 headphone (1937), which, today, is still<br />
manufactured according to the same technical principle, the young engineer<br />
Eugen Beyer laid the foundations for the company’s success. Later<br />
beyerdynamic microphones became famous all over the world: The E 1000<br />
ribbon microphone was used on the first Beatles tour in 1966. More and more<br />
international and national musicians and bands like Abba, Bob Dylan or Udo<br />
Lindenberg used the equipment of beyerdynamic in the seventies and<br />
eighties.<br />
Over the last years, especially in the field of digital wireless conference<br />
systems, the audio specialist developed exemplary products and new<br />
technologies. In 1998 beyerdynamic presented the world innovation: the MCW<br />
wireless conference system. The unique Revoluto technology ensures the<br />
company’s leadership in technology all over the world.<br />
Professional headsets for TV commentators and headsets with digital noise<br />
cancellation for pilots and interpretation systems complement the current<br />
product range. The most recent references for engineers from Heilbronn also<br />
include headphones for 5.1 Surround Sound (Headzone), high-end<br />
headphones with innovative Tesla technology (T 1, T 50 p, T 5 p, T 70, T 70 p,<br />
T 90) and headsets with the patented EarPatron hearing protection technology<br />
(e.g. SIS). With the beyerdynamic MANUFAKTUR the traditional company<br />
relies on custom-made design and underlines its position as a premium<br />
manufacturer.<br />
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