Driver vs. Noise Cancellation

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RedJacket

Audioholic Intern
Is there any correlation between the amount of noise cancellation you can achieve and the actual driver itself (sensitivity, frequency response, etc) ?
 
fuzz092888

fuzz092888

Audioholic Warlord
Forgive me for my ignorance, I'm a bit tired, but are you talking about headphones? I'm a bit confused if we're talking about regular loudspeakers and active noise canceling. I'm guessing you mean regular speakers since you posted in the loudspeaker section, but I don't see how active noise canceling comes into play with a freestanding loudspeaker.
 
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RedJacket

Audioholic Intern
Forgive me for my ignorance, I'm a bit tired, but are you talking about headphones? I'm a bit confused if we're talking about regular loudspeakers and active noise canceling. I'm guessing you mean regular speakers since you posted in the loudspeaker section, but I don't see how active noise canceling comes into play with a freestanding loudspeaker.
I should've clarified a bit further, but I am talking about noise canceling in headphones.
 
fuzz092888

fuzz092888

Audioholic Warlord
AFAIK, the specs of the driver are less relevant than the quality of the components used, the mic, the seal of the ear cup and any other technology that goes into how any particular company is implementing their noise cancellation.
 

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