FiiO Launches FH3 Lu Ming In-Ear Headphones in China
FiiO has introduced the FH3 Lu Ming in-ear wired headphones in China, priced at 499 yuan. The headphones feature a triple-driver setup designed for a warm sound signature and prominent vocal reproduction.
Chinese electronics manufacturer FiiO has launched its FH3 Lu Ming in-ear wired headphones in China, with a retail price of 499 yuan. The company describes these headphones as its first "stylized" product, featuring a custom triple-driver configuration.
The FH3 Lu Ming headphones are engineered with a 10mm dynamic driver utilizing a natural cashmere and wood fiber composite diaphragm, paired with two balanced armature drivers. FiiO states that the tuning process involved input from numerous experienced audio enthusiasts, undergoing over 20 iterations based on listening feedback to achieve a sound profile aimed at a broad audience.
FiiO highlights a specific acoustic solution designed to manage sibilance, particularly the harshness in "s" and "sh" sounds common in recordings. The system employs a high-precision, fourth-order filter circuit to pinpoint and suppress these frequencies within the 6-8kHz range, while aiming to preserve the detail and extension of other frequency bands.
The intended sound signature is described as "vintage" with a focus on warm tones and clear vocals, aiming to evoke the listening experience of past audio eras. The headphones are positioned for consumers seeking a detailed and comfortable listening experience, especially for vocal-centric music genres.