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Pelvic floor physiotherapist Anne Patterson, said the transducer was a piece of equipment that would enable she and her colleagues to do their job better.— The Border Mail
The vibrating part of the diaphragm is not a circular surface area but a ring, which is able to set the entire air volume over the transducer into motion, generating the full-bodied sound of the HD 800.— Harmony Central
This annular design, patented by Sennheiser, solves the problems relating to the dynamic transducer principle for the first time.— Harmony Central
To ensure that the acoustics of the transducers are not impaired by any partial vibrations, the transducer is mounted in exclusive high-precision gauze made of stainless steel.— Harmony Central

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