Headphones
From Star-Lord's orange Sony foams to Andy Dufresne's Grados — the headphones that made cinema personal.
From Star-Lord's orange Sony foams to Andy Dufresne's Grados — the headphones that made cinema personal.
Andy Dufresne's Grado HP 1000 in The Shawshank Redemption is the most emotional headphone scene in cinema. Star-Lord's orange Sony MDR foams in Guardians of the Galaxy turned ‘80s foam headphones into a collectible. On screen, headphones aren't just audio gear — they're character.
Full-size cans that envelop your ears. The best isolation, the biggest soundstage, and the most comfortable for long sessions.
The reference open-back that every other headphone gets compared to. Warm, detailed, and revealing without being fatiguing. A studio legend and an audiophile staple for over two decades.
Closed-back with a wide soundstage that defies the design. Velour pads, built like a tank, and a bass response that hits without bloating. The studio workhorse that producers swear by.
The noise-cancelling king. 30 hours of battery, multipoint Bluetooth, and Sony's best ANC technology. When you need silence and music, nothing else comes close.
Lighter, smaller, and — in the case of open-backs — more natural-sounding. The audiophile's choice for critical listening at home.
Handmade in Brooklyn with Grado's fourth-generation drivers. Open-back, on-ear, and brutally revealing. The modern descendant of the HP 1000 that Andy Dufresne wore in Shawshank.
Open-air design with oversized drivers and a floating headband. Spacious soundstage that's ideal for classical, jazz, and gaming. Light enough to wear for hours.
Planar magnetic drivers at a price point that used to be impossible. Faster transients and lower distortion than any dynamic driver at this price. The audiophile gateway drug.
Flat, honest, built for mixing and mastering. What the producers and engineers use to hear every flaw — and every detail.
The industry standard for portable monitoring. Foldable, 45mm large-aperture drivers, three detachable cables. Found in every recording studio, radio station, and DJ booth on the planet.
Open-back studio reference with a bright, detailed top end. 250 ohm impedance wants a proper headphone amp. The mixing engineer's second opinion.
Open-back reference with a wide soundstage and accurate imaging. Austrian-engineered with genuine leather headband. Used in mastering studios where spatial accuracy is everything.
Great headphones deserve a great source. Pair them with a quality player or amp for the full experience.
