Reference Series / 2026
Sound you can stand inside.
A studio-grade planar headphone built from a single billet of aluminium. Forty years of driver research, compressed into 320 grams.
The build
Four decisions that cost us money.
Every one of these would be cheaper done another way. None of them are.
The range
Three housings. One driver.
The acoustic engine is identical across the line. What changes is the room you put it in.

The reference. Open-back planar, 88 mm driver, walnut and aluminium. The one the engineers keep for themselves.

Closed-back, 28 dB of passive isolation, folds flat. Built for tracking rooms and long-haul flights alike.

A single-cup monitoring solution for broadcast. Same driver, half the headband, absurdly specific.
Limited runs
Editions, when the material allows.
Small batches built around whatever unusual stock we get our hands on. Hover a name.
Obsidian
Blackened aluminium · run of 120
Copper
Raw copper grilles · run of 60
Salt Flat
Bead-blasted bone · run of 90
Archive
1986 tooling, rebuilt · run of 25




In the wild
Shot in the Aarhus workshop.






Finishes
Six anodised colourways.
Anodising is a dye bath, not a coat of paint, so it cannot chip off. The colour is the metal.





Measured
The numbers, unrounded.
Word of mouth
What people said after a month.
“I mixed an entire record on these and never once reached for the reference monitors. That has not happened to me before.”
“The imaging is almost rude. You hear the room the take happened in, chair creaks and all.”
“Two thousand dollars is a lot of money. These are worth it. Both statements are true.”
Before you ask
Questions we actually get.
No. At 32 ohms the One is comfortable off a laptop or phone. A good amp adds headroom and control in the bottom two octaves, but it is not a prerequisite.
Currently six to eight weeks. Each pair is assembled by one technician start to finish, and we will not rush the tensioning step.
Send it in. Driver replacement is a flat 240 dollars regardless of cause, including accidental damage, for the life of the product.
The Mono uses the identical driver in a single-cup broadcast housing at 980 dollars. Sonically it is the same instrument.
If it is not the best thing you have put on your head, send it back. We pay the return shipping and we do not ask why.