Likewise for headbands, earpads and cables. The modular headphones have arrived.
Based on the company's TMA-1 family of headphones, the new TMA-2 Modular range is reported to offer customers 360 possible configuration combinations. New customers can choose from four pre-configured designs or head to an online configurator and choose a custom setup from available onscreen options. If an individual component becomes defective over time or the customer wants to change an existing setup, separate components can be purchased and old ones swapped out.
"This whole notion of adaptability feeds into a broader narrative of sustainable technology," the company's Caroline Kaven told us. "If you want to change headphones you don't have to buy a new set, but you can adapt and configure these headphones to your evolving needs."
The modular components comprise three different flavors of headband, five earpads of either microfiber, PU leather or velour in on-ear or over-ear options, five different cables (with and without inline control) and some driver units.
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