Listening / 01
Open-backed headphones shaped for long sessions, with an airy field and a headband that almost disappears.
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The range · 02
Begin with where you listen. Every route keeps the same quiet tuning philosophy, then changes the isolation, scale and freedom around it.
Inside the sound · 03
We start from what a long listening session actually needs and remove everything else. No processing to flatter a first impression, and no feature that exists only to be printed on a box.
Find your fit · 04
Three pieces, three different rooms. Start from where you listen most and the rest of the decision becomes small.
Living with it · 05
Ownership is most of the relationship. Everything below is deliberately unremarkable — the things a small maker should get right rather than advertise.
Timing, cost and duties are shown before you commit.
A room takes weeks to judge. Send it back within thirty days if it is not the one.
Pads, cables and cases are stocked separately, so wear is not a reason to buy twice.
Questions about fit, setup and repair reach the same small team.
Halotone · 06
We started in a room with bad acoustics and a stubborn question: how little can a piece of audio equipment do and still disappear into the music? Three products later, that is still the whole brief.
Start a conversationQuestions · 07
The four things people ask before they order. Anything else goes to the contact form and gets a real answer.
Arc One suits quiet rooms, Halo Mini travels, and Drift fills a shared space. Use the comparison above as a starting point.
Yes — thirty days from delivery, in any condition short of damage. Keep the box if you can; it is not required.
Two years on drivers, electronics and joints. Pads, cables and cases are wear parts and are sold separately at cost.
Two to four working days in the EU and the UK, five to nine elsewhere. Duties are calculated before you confirm the order.
