As an ideal enhancement for mobile players, audio specialist Sennheiser is launching a stylish white edition of four of its most popular streetwear headphones: the PX 100 White, PX 200 White, PXC 250 White and the MX 500 White.

The functional, multi award-winning design of the PX family has set new standards in design history. Now, with its new models PX 100 White, PX 200 White and PXC 250 White, Sennheiser is once again setting design accents: a trendy white finish and convenient transport cases turn them into stylish accessories and perfect upgrades for MP3 players and the like.

The new PX White models feature truly outstanding sound quality. Neodymium magnets, Duofol diaphragms and twin damping systems are a guarantee for powerful, expressive sound. The open-back PX 100 White offer a particularly natural sound, while the closed-back PX 200 White and PXC 250 White have a crisp, powerful bass response. In addition, the PXC 250 White are fitted with Sennheiser´s active noise reduction system NoiseGard, which efficiently reduces annoying low-frequency noise. All three models are foldable, making them ideal for use on the move. Simply fold the earpieces flat and the headphones will fit flat into a suitcase, or fold the headphones up completely and stow them away in their convenient carrying case.

For more than three years now, the MX 500 earphones have been among the most popular portable models worldwide. The new white edition also offers excellent sound reproduction and sturdy design. The MX 500 White have a convenient volume control fitted into the earphone cable and come complete with a cord winder.

Good headphones are always a worthwhile investment, as most mobile players are supplied with relatively mediocre earphones that cannot do justice to the actual quality of the player. "Switching to high-quality headphones is a true revelation for the user," explains Katrin Huss, Sennheiser Industry Team Manager for the Consumer Sector. "Many of them have no idea just how good their player actually is. Numerous independent tests have proven that these top-quality headphones substantially improve the sound of mobile players."

Visit Sennheiser at the IFA in Hall 15.1, Booth No. 108.

As one of the world´s leading manufacturers of microphones, headphones and wireless transmission systems, the Sennheiser Group with its headquarters in Wedemark near Hanover, Germany, had total sales of about €262 million in 2004. The export share is 83%. Sennheiser has a total workforce of more than 1,600 employees, of whom about 60% are employed in Germany. Sennheiser is active worldwide and, in addition to other partnerships, has its own sales subsidiaries in France, the UK, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Singapore, Canada, Mexico and the USA.