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Frequency response is pretty much the same as other head phones.

Frequency response 50-20,000 Hz, Total Harmonic Distortion <3%, sensitivity 105 dBspl/mW @ 1 kHz You can find this info in the user guide for the Fit. http://plantronics-pkb.force.com//servlet/fileField?retURL=%2Farticles%2Fen_US%2FDocumentation%2FBackBeat-FIT-User-Guide%3Fregion%3Dus%26p%3D%26c%3DAll%26k%3Dbackbeat%2Bfit%2Buser%2Bguide%26t%3DAll%26lang%3Den_US&entityId=ka150000000CqJUAA0&field=Document__Body__s

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Plantronics - BackBeat FIT Special Edition Wireless Behind-the-Neck Headphones - Black/Silver-Front_Standard

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Frequency response is pretty much the same as other head phones.
Answered by Highschool 9 years ago
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Frequency response 50-20,000 Hz, Total Harmonic Distortion <3%, sensitivity 105 dBspl/mW @ 1 kHz You can find this info in the user guide for the Fit. http://plantronics-pkb.force.com//servlet/fileField?retURL=%2Farticles%2Fen_US%2FDocumentation%2FBackBeat-FIT-User-Guide%3Fregion%3Dus%26p%3D%26c%3DAll%26k%3Dbackbeat%2Bfit%2Buser%2Bguide%26t%3DAll%26lang%3Den_US&entityId=ka150000000CqJUAA0&field=Document__Body__s
Answered by PlantronicsRepresentative 9 years ago
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