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At the heart of the KEF Muo rebuild is a new racetrack-shaped mid/bass driver (2.5 × 5 inches) that has been paired with a 0.74 inch (19mm) tweeter and driven by a total of 40 watts of Class D amplification (30 watts for lows, 10 watts for highs.) The elongated oval shape (hence why they call these “racetrack” drivers) allows for more internal volume and greater efficiency. Combined with KEF’s own P-Flex Surround technology—a pleated structure borrowed from their subwoofers that reduces internal air pressure—it should get deeper, more controlled bass despite the tiny enclosure size.
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Largely, I contribute to that to not noticing a huge difference in the performance between the two headphones, even though the (a) headphones are $100 cheaper. While great mid-range and budget headphones certainly exist, typically, there's a pretty obvious caveat: the design isn't great, the ANC falters, or the app sucks. So far, I haven't been able to identify the obvious flaw of the Headphone (a). The design is way more unique than I'd expect for this price point, the sound is relatively clear and well-rounded, the ANC and sound profile are customizable, and the app is easy to navigate.