MTX Audio IX2-Black Street Audio On Ear Acoustic Monitors User Manual

: June 4, 2024
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MTX Audio IX2-Black Street Audio On-Ear Acoustic Monitors

Introduction

The MTX StreetAudio iX2 In-Ear Acoustic Monitors are made to provide your smartphone, tablet, or computer with the MTX sound experience that fans have long desired. These two-way in-ear headphones have high frequency and low- frequency drivers that are specially made to provide an unrivaled stereo experience. The speaker enclosure for the iX2s is made of brushed metal, and a built-in mic/remote from Made for Apple is also included. A sturdy, zipped carrying bag is also included with the iX2s so you may store them when you need to. Now, MTX fans can take Feel the Thunder and MTX with them everywhere they go.

Thank you for purchasing the MTX Audio iX2 high-quality high definition high bass headphone. The iX2 is designed to add a deeper dimension and bring your music to life no matter where you are. Whether you are listening to your portable music device, smartphone, or tablet, the iX2 delivers crystal clear sound wherever you are. The iX2 is your newest can’t forget headphone. Congratulations for making a smart choice and enjoy the ultimate audio experience with MTX.

REMOTE AND MIC

The remote and mic are supported only by iPod nano (4th generation or later), iPod classic (120GB, 160GB), iPod touch (2nd generation or later), iPhone 3GS or later, and iPad. The remote is supported by iPod shuffle (3rd generation or later). Audio is supported by all iPod models and iPad.

PHONE MODE : Click (>ıı) to answer an incoming call, click again to hang up , click (+) to increase the volume level, click (-) to decrease the volume level.
MUSIC MODE: Click (+) to increase the volume level, click (-) to decrease the volume level, click (>ıı) once for play/pause, click twice to skip forward, click (>ıı) three times to skip back.

HOW TO TELL LEFT FROM RIGHT:

“Left” and “Right” are written on the grey aluminum brushed ring on each headphone
At the back of the left headphone, there is a step you can feel with your fingers. There is no step on the right side.

QUAD SPEAKER DESIGN

Most common in-ear headphone are using 5mm drivers. To make the iX2 sound quality exceptional, we used a high quality Ø5mm speaker for the mids and highs, plus an incredible 8mm powerful subwoofer low frequency driver in each headphone. Sound quality is just amazing. Boom !

TANGLE FREE CABLE

The iX2 audio cable features a tangle free design that allows you to remove your iX2 from the carrying case or your pocket without worrying about it being knotted.

ALUMINUM HEADPHONES, REMOTE AND PLUGS

The enclosures, the 3.5mm connectors on the audio cables as well as the remote control are constructed of durable aluminum pro- viding increased reliability as well as excellent aesthetics.

Durable protective carrying case included.

SPECIFICATIONS

SENSITIVITY: 115dB (1mW)
IMPEDANCE: 32Ω
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 10Hz-25000Hz

Mid-High speakers 2x 5mm – Subwoofers 2x 8mm. Play loud, not stupid! MTX wants you to enjoy your iX2s and your hearing for a long time. Excessive ex- exposure to loud volumes can damage your hearing. The United States Department of Labor recommends not exceeding the following recommendations: 90db : maximum 8 hours / day 92dB : maximum 6 hours / day 95db : maximum 4 hours / day 97db : maximum 3 hours / day 100db : maximum 2 hours / day 102db : maximum 90 minutes / day 105db : maximum 60 minutes / day 110db : maximum 30 minutes / day 115db : maximum less than 15 minutes / day 120db : immediate danger, 0 minutes / day

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes in-ear monitors unique?

In-ear monitors can work with just one armature driver, but some of the best models can hold up to 18 balanced armature drivers for a quicker response time, a wider dynamic range, and a more nuanced sound.

Can in-ear headphones harm your hearing?

IEM use has the drawback that, if used incorrectly, they might lead to hearing issues. Some of these devices can send sound waves into the ear canal at or near 130 dB SPL. The auditory system’s sensory cells may be permanently or temporarily damaged if IEMs are regularly misused.

Are in-ear monitors effective at canceling out noise?

According to Motte, “the snug fit of in-ear monitors allows them to virtually operate as earplugs, shutting out noise.” “That’s crucial for a musician on tour, who is frequently exposed to really loud music. A simple pair of headphones won’t offer the same thorough noise-cancelling seal.

What are required for in-ear headphones?

Three primary parts make up a basic in-ear monitoring system, including the best affordable in-ear monitors: a transmitter, a receiver, and a pair of earphones.

Do in-ear headphones require batteries?

The most popular kind of in-ear monitor uses two tiny transducers called Dynamic Drivers. Together, they function to replicate sound waves and are situated inside your ear canal. Since the driver has no moving parts, it does not require batteries like certain varieties of headphones.

Can in-ear monitors be used to listen to music?

While in-ear monitors lack active noise cancellation, the majority of ambient noise is nonetheless muffled by them. It’s doubtful that you will hear anything around you, even at low volumes. This implies that you can keep noise-cancelling qualities while playing audio at a moderate volume.

How much noise are in-ear monitors able to block?

Despite being much smaller than stage monitors, personal monitoring equipment can produce dangerous noise levels of up to 130 dBA at the eardrum.

In-ear headphones safer?

Even though they are advertised as “safer,” in-ear monitors are not safety equipment. IEMs offer the wearer more isolation and the flexibility to lower the monitor mix. The monitor is only secure when the wearer actually lowers it to a safe listening level.

Does mixing on in-ear monitors work?

Many issues can be resolved by using in-ear monitors when mixing, producing, and editing. Whole albums can be mixed on in-ear monitors thanks to the high quality of today’s in-ear monitors.

What distinguishes in-ear monitors from headphones?

Given that both are inserted into the ear, they are both small, portable audio listening devices. The greatest distinction is that IEMs (in-ear monitors), as their name implies, are inserted into the ear canal whereas earbuds merely rest on the outer ear.