Instead of two dynamic drivers like the MP-220, this monitor swaps one out for a balanced armature driver and a custom crossover that splits the frequencies between the two drivers. The MP-240 keeps the same driver count but reaches the next level of detail and clarity thanks to its hybrid configuration. Because you have twice the drivers taking care of the same job, they can resolve details and nuance in the sound much better, this also means increased bass which dynamic drivers are particularly good at. In addition to offering cleaner performance at higher levels, it allows the monitor to achieve higher efficiency evenly across the entire frequency range. The MP-220 steps up the count with two dynamic drivers in each monitor. This model offers a balanced sound that performs great across the entire spectrum. This is a high-quality component chosen for its ability to supply plenty of bass without sacrificing high-frequency articulation and vocal detail. The MP-120 houses a single large dynamic driver. The MP Series offers a few choices – all sound great, but there are different experiences to be had with each one. In the world of in-ear monitors, arguably the most crucial component of them are the drivers (often referred to as transducers). Which one is for me? What Driver configurations mean for youĭynamic drivers, balanced armature, dual, single, and so on.
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