| 商品モデル番号 | HA-FXH30-B |
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| メーカーにより製造中止になりました | いいえ |
| カラー | ブラック |
| コネクタ | コード |
| 材質 | プラスチック |
| カラースクリーン | いいえ |
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メーカーによる説明
クリアなサウンド再生を実現する「トリプルシリンダー構造」を採用
マグネット、ブラス(真鍮)という高比重パーツに、グラスファイバーを配合した高比重のハウジングを組み合わせたトリプルシリンダー構造を採用。剛性を高めることにより、振動ロスを低減し、クリアなサウンド再生を実現する。
主な特長
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繊細な表現を可能にする「チタンコート振動板」伝達速度の速いチタンコート振動板を採用。微少信号も正確に再生することでクリアな高解像度サウンドを実現する。 |
「新メタルキャップ」を採用共振をコントロールし、広がりのある高音質再生を実現するドーム形状を採用した新メタルキャップを音筒先端部に搭載した。 |
バスポートの採用により、締まりのある低音を実現ハウジング上部に設けたバスポートが余分な反響を抑え、締まりのある低音域再生を実現する。 |
新形状フィットサポート搭載で快適な着け心地を実現小型軽量ボディに、弾力のあるエラストマー樹脂のフィットサポートを搭載。耳にフィットする新形状で、長時間の使用でも快適な着け心地を実現した。 |
「ダイレクトトップマウント構造」の採用により、高解像度サウンドと高遮音性を実現
エンクロージャー(音響筐体)の先端に口径5.8mmの小型軽量のドライバーユニットを直接固定し、耳の奥で音を響かせる当社独自の「ダイレクトトップマウント構造」を採用。ひとつひとつの細かな音も埋もれずに鮮明に再現する高解像度サウンドと、高い遮音性を実現する。
「Hi-SPEEDマイクロHDユニット」がさらなる高解像度サウンドを実現
振動板の反応速度を向上させるチタンコート振動板を採用し、さらにボイスコイルの反応速度を向上させるダブルマグネット構造を搭載した、「Hi-SPEEDマイクロHDユニット」と「新メタルキャップ」により、さらなる高解像度サウンドを実現する。
ボイスコイルの反応速度を高め、キレのある音を再生するダブルマグネット構造
ドライバーユニットの後方にマグネットを追加することにより、ボイスコイルへ磁力を収束させ、より高磁力な状態を作り出すことで、入力信号に対する反応速度を高める。
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| 販売元: | — | Amazon.co.jp | peacenet11 | Amazon.co.jp | final公式ストア | mametyobi市場 |
| 接続技術 | 有線 | 有線 | 有線 | 有線 | 有線 | 有線 |
| ヘッドフォンのフォームファクタ | インイヤー | インイヤー | インイヤー | インイヤー | インイヤー | インイヤー |
| コネクタタイプ | コード | イーサネット | — | コード | — | 3.5mmジャック |
| ヘッドフォンジャック | 3.5mmジャック | — | 3.5mmジャック | 3.5mmジャック | 3.5mmジャック | 3.5mmジャック |
| ケーブルの特長 | 脱着式 | 脱着式 | 脱着式 | 通常 | 格納式 | 脱着式 |
| 材質 | プラスチック | — | — | プラスチック | プラスチック | — |
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求めていたものでした！
これぞ僕が求めていたイヤホンでした！深い低音と綺麗な中高音。低音も主張しすぎている訳では無く、中高音を引き立たせる低音になっています。低音出すぎと感じた方がいましたらイコライザー調整で大丈夫です。そしてフィット感が凄くいい！僕が今まで使ってきたイヤホンの中で一番よかったです。フィットサポートの、お陰でしょうか。深い低音と綺麗な中高音が欲しい！でも値段は安く...って方に凄くオススメ！試聴しないで買いましたが正解でした！迷ってる方は是非！
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Bob Smith Jr.
Very good quality.
2019年1月4日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Thomas S.
JVC HA-FXH30 - Awesome Follow Up to JVC's FXD/FRD Series
2016年7月29日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Thomas S.
2016年7月29日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
After the announcement of the FXT100 and FXT200 last year, I was pumped. I reached out to JVC Canada to find out when they would be available. To my dismay, I was told they have no idea if they will ever be available here. It would depend on if JVC Japan saw a market for them. After that disappointing response, I loaded up JVC's Japanese site and ogled all the great iems that aren't for sale in Canada. While perusing this extensive list I came across the FXH series of in-canal earphones with titanium coated 5.8mm microdrivers. consisting of the FXH10, 20, 30, and FDH-10 with an inline microphone. After my experiences with the carbon nano-tube FRD60, KZ Micro Ring, and a pretty good Yamaha EPH-100 replica I knew the FXH30 was a must-buy. On August 2nd, 2015, the time was right. I placed an order with Pricecrash Japan through Amazon.ca and nine days (that's it!!??) later they arrive here in Canada.
Packaging and Accessories:
The FXH30 arrived in very attractive packaging. As with the FXT90 and FDR60, they were on full display through a clear plastic viewing window with classy black accents. Top marks for the clean and attractive packaging.
The packed in accessories left much to be desired however. Included were one pair each of small, medium, and large eartips. and JVC's excellent twin clamp shirt clip. Unfortunately, that's it. No cable winder, case, carrying bag, etc. It would have been nice of JVC to have included the clamshell case that came with the FXT90 or at the very least a cloth bag, but I suppose removing those frills helps to keep the FXH30 at a very affordable price.
Build Quality, Design, and Comfort:
The FXH30 is a pretty unique looking product in my opinion. The squared off-housing and stabilizing fins help in formulating this opinion. The housing is mostly plastic, with an attractive brushed aluminum plate on top. The rubber used on the stabilizing fins and strain relief is stiff, but looks and feels of high quality. I was afraid the fins would end up a gimmick and cause uncomfortable hot spots where they touched the inner ear, however this has not been the case. They are designed to be worn cable down but I found them even more comfortable when worn cable up as what little weight they carry was completely mitigated. JVC did an excellent job designing the housing to almost entirely negate that annoying rumble caused by wind rushing over your ears when listening outside.
The cable used is familiar, shared with the HA-FXT90 and HA-FRD60. It's thick below the y-split and a bit thin above, with a handy chin slider that many will appreciate. Cable memory is almost entirely absent. I did find cable noise to be more noticeable on the FXH30 than the FXT90 or FRD60, but it's still pretty minimal and completely absent when worn behind the ear.
Their small size and use of high quality, lightweight materials results in a very comfortable earphone that disappears when in use.
Sound:
The FXH30 utilizes a 5.8mm, titanium coated, tip-mounted micro-driver, building on the foundation set by the FXD series of carbon-nanotube micro-driver earphones. The FXH30 is quite efficient, and is easily powered by your average cellphone.
Bass on the FXH30 is absolutely outstanding. My understanding, from reading numerous reviews and experience with the FRD60, is that the entire line of FXD earphones exhibited a thinness to their sound. Any semblance of thin note presentation is absent with the FXH30. Bass has just the right amount of weight and punch, is never overwhelming, and exhibits none of the three Bs; bleed, bloat, or bloom. It is mildly boosted, but not to an extent where it ever becomes intrusive. Where their bass excels the most is in sheer speed. Never have I heard an iem so capable at handing quick and complicated basslines. Even better is that it is all handled so effortlessly. Mid-bass is perfectly balanced, and there is just enough sub-bass rumble to please the bass-head in me.
Midrange on the FXH30 is very clear, smooth, and detailed. Male and female vocals are both well-represented, neither pressing any advantage. Mids do fall behind treble in overall forwardness but are never overwhelmed and are noticeably more forward than another popular titanium driver earphone, the Dunu Titan 1. They are well balanced with the bass, vying equally for your attention.
Treble on the FXH30 is vastly improved over the FRD60, which I found bright, splashy, and a bit uncontrolled. The FXH30 is exceptionally energetic with outstanding extension into higher ranges, all while managing to avoid running into simblance. Detail and clarity are intense, with each note sounding sharply distinct and very well controlled. As with the rest of the signature, treble avoids sounding thin.
While the FXH30 doesn't have a huge soundstage, it still manages to sound open and spacious. Their ability to move audio cues into distinct locations with utmost precision is uncontested by anything my collection of sub-100 dollar iems and easily bests even the Titan 1. Their overall signature is one of endless energy and detail backed up by smooth vocals, unbelievably quick bass, and tons of refinement. While this does get fatiguing, man is it entertaining! They also managed to singlehandedly get me back into speed metal and thrash. I find these genres to be very challenging to pull off right, yet the FXH30 aces it.
* For the purposes of this review testing was done with the stock medium tips. I actually prefer the large wide bore tips that come with the Huawei Honor earphone which further boost mids/treble detail and clarity, and mildly reduce midbass.*
Overall:
The FXH30 produce a quality of sound far beyond what I expected and is without a doubt the most capable and enjoyable earphone I've had the pleasure of listening to. While the vast majority of earphones in this price range and under offer a more comprehensive accessory package, some a more sturdy build, and others still a consumer friendly v-shaped signature, the FXH30 offers up a distinct and endlessly entertaining experience. They would make an outstanding alternative to the Dunu Titan 1 as they offer up a similar signature while toning down the bass and boosting overall clarity. I really have nothing negative to say about them and can only recommend that you try them out if you enjoy this style of earphone.
Some Choice Comparisons:
vs. Dunu Titan 1
* JVC and Dunu followed completed different design philosophies when creating their respective titanium coated driver iems, yet in the end they sound quite similar.
Titan 1: Semi-open 13mm titanium coated dynamic driver
FXH30: Tip-mounted 5.8 mm titanium coated dynamic micro-driver
* The Titan places more emphasis on lower frequencies while the FXH30 places more emphasis on mids and highs.
* Prior to hearing the FXH30 I never thought of the Titan as a bass-heavy iem and didn't notice the mid-bass boost nor that it would occasionally appear when undesired. The FXH30 has that special quality of only pushing it's bass when asked for by the song. Comparing the two really shows how massive the Titan's bass can be. It also shows how much quicker the FXH30 is.
* Both are exceptionally competent at pulling out minute details, however the FXH30 is noticeably superior when it comes to separation and panning. Each note is just that much more distinct with the FXH30.
* Build quality on the Titan is noticeably more impressive with is full metal housing, dual material cable, and heavy duty jack. Their cable is more tangle prone however.
* The Titan easily outclasses the FXH30 in accessories. No comparison here:
Titan 1: 3 varieties of ear tips that each come in three sizes (s/m/l), a shirt clip, carrying case, 6.3mm adapter, and Dunu's patented cable strap.
FXH30: 1 set of ear tips (s/m/l) and a shirt clip, albeit a really good one.
* Both iems are very comfortable. I can wear either one for hours without any discomfort. I do find the FXH30 slightly better fitting as the Titan 1 often works its way out of my left ear, unless worn with the cable behind the ear which requires reversing channels.
vs. Ultimate Ears UE600
* UE600 is thicker and more neutral sounding, lacking the energy, detail, and timbre of the FXH30. In comparison it sounds quite muddy.
* Build and material quality on the FXH30 is hands down superior. The UE600 still has an attractive design for it's age, but the FXH30 is more interesting imo.
* There's really no comparison. The FXH30 is a flat-out superior product in this day and age.
vs. JVC HA-FXT90
* The T90 is a special iem for me, and was the first proper hi-fi product I owned. Even amid the company of newer iems like the Titan 1 and FXH30, it holds its own quite well.
* It lacks the refinement and smoothness of the FXH30, but that translates into a welcome aggressiveness with rock and metal.
* Mids are not as forward or clear
* The T90s offer up more mid-bass thickness vs. the FXH30
* The FXH30 completely trounces them in upper end clarity and detail retrieval
vs. FRD80
* FRD80 sounds much thinner, especially in the upper midrange and treble.
* The boosted emphasis in the upper regions frequently results in piercing sibilance and discomfort, even at reasonably low listening volumes
the thinness allows the FRD80's excellent detail and resolution to shine, but it still isn't up to the standards the FXH30 outputs.
* The FRD80 exhibits less midbass punch. On very visceral and emotional tracks, this leaves it feeling a dry and cold vs. the FXH30.
* Both are very quick earphones, but the FXH30 exhibits more realistic decay on drums and a noticably more natural sound overall.
* Mids on the FRD80 are noticeably less forward than on the FXH30 (which still does not have forward mids....only slightly recessed).
* The FXH30 is much easier to power from a basic smartphone.
* The FRD80 is more polarizing with a cold and analytical v-shaped signature. The FXH30 is instantly more gratifying and engaging to listen to with a much warmer, thicker u-shaped presentation.
* While their signatures are quite different, the FXH30 feels like a step up in every way. It is infinitely more comfortable and pleasant to listen to without sacrificing the FRD80s strengths.
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Rakko
Awesome headphones, cost-effective in great performance
2020年2月19日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
g-review
Pretty good, but still looking for my perfect in-ear earphones
2015年5月16日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Buyerofthings
light and comfortable. I wear them 7 hours walking eveyday and ...
2016年2月20日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
