Reference-grade sound in an object built to outlast trend. Machined from a single billet, hand-assembled, tuned by ear.
We did not build a product. We built a moment of silence — then filled it, precisely, with everything the recording engineer intended and nothing they did not.
Anodized aluminum yokes, memory-foam lambskin, a headband tensioned to disappear. Every gram accounted for; every joint machined to fit.
Brushed copper rings turned on a lathe. Full-grain lambskin, hand-stitched in contrast thread. A honeycomb acoustic grille that lets the driver breathe. Nothing here is decoration — every surface earns its place.
Rigid, near-weightless, pistonic to 40kHz. Transients arrive intact — the leading edge of a struck string, preserved.
Eight microphones map the room 48,000 times a second, folding the outside world down to a whisper without touching the music.
A machined 3.5mm path bypasses the wireless stage entirely. Bit-perfect, when the recording deserves it.
"The first time, I put them down and sat in the quiet for a while. I wasn't ready to hear anything else."
Copper Noir — brushed copper against deep black lambskin. The signature edition.