Audio brand Breggz has announced the Zohn 2, its next-generation wireless earphones featuring IMAX Enhanced certification. Founded by Dutch artist Xander de Buisonjé, the company positions the new flagship around a custom five-driver acoustic architecture aimed at studio-grade portable monitoring.
5-Driver
Acoustic architecture configuration
Why It Matters
Features a five-driver acoustic architecture for enhanced audio separation.
Brings IMAX Enhanced certification to a portable wireless form factor.
Aims to replicate studio-grade wired monitor clarity in a Bluetooth earphone.
The Zohn 2 integrates proprietary Breggz Master Tuning alongside dedicated sound profiles designed to handle complex multi-layer audio reproduction for both music and film. By leveraging a multi-driver layout, the hardware attempts to bridge the performance gap traditionally found between consumer Bluetooth earbuds and professional wired in-ear monitors.
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