Two new earphones from Audix

A10 & A10X feature dynamic point-source drivers

Audixs new A-series of headphones has just gained two new members. Unlike the companys debut headphone models (click here to read our review), which were traditional over-ear cans, the two newcomers are in-ear designs, intended for critical listening applications either in live sound applications or in the studio.

The A10 and A10X share the same fundamental design: ported, injection-moulded shells, which can be fitted with one of three supplied eartips for a secure and comfortable fit. Rather than employing multiple balanced-armature or electrostatic drivers, as recent IEMs have tended to do, the A10 and A10X both use traditional moving-coil transducers - dynamic drivers being something of a speciality for Audix, of course.

The difference between the two models lies in their diaphragm materials. The A10s driver diaphragm is made from a titanium alloy, while the pricer A10X features a composite beryllium membrane - berylliums extra rigidity and reduced weight endowing it with a superior transient response and HF extension.

The Audix A10 and A10X are available imminently. Well update this story when weve confirmed pricing, and well be bringing you an in-depth review in due course.

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