- Weight: 1oz (29g)
- Total Length: 4ft (122cm)
- Driver Type: Dynamic
- Driver Size: 10mm
- Impedance: 16Ω
- Sensitivity: 115dB
- Frequency Response: 19Hz-21kHz
- Cord Type: Y type, multi-layer
- Cord Material: Nylon
- Ear Tip Size: 4.3mm up to 5.5mm OD
- Plug Type: 3 Pole 3.5mm or 4 Pole 3.5mm
- Wearing Style: In-ear
- Magnet: Neodymium
Made in USA
Our headphones are hand built and quality tested in the United States, so no mass production. Each and every part is handled by a person to make sure everything is up to our quality standards.
This limited manufacturer warranty is valid on all of our headphones for 90 days after the purchase date. This will cover any defects that might occur with your headphones. You will be responsible for any shipping fees to return them to us. Once we have your headphone we will repair or replace them and ship them back to you free of charge. To start your warranty process all you have to do is contact us.
If you are looking to return a set of headphones, please see our Return Policy page.
For anyone that has damaged headphones or happen to be out of warranty, we do offer a repair services. You will be responsible for all shipping fees to return the headphones to us and the shipping back to you. Please contact use here if you are having problems and need to send your headphones in.
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