A catalogue is a place for compromises to spread out. We didn't give them the room. Every engineer, every hour and every prototype for three years went into a single pair of headphones — and every decision had to survive the same question: does this sound like anything? If yes, it went back.
The first flagship
Hear nothing else.
Three years, one product. The ONYX One is a wireless over-ear built by people who think silence is a feature you should be able to switch on.
Why one product
We built one thing, so it had nowhere to hide.
Engineering
Three problems, three years.
The spec sheet is the short version. This is the long one.
The driver
A 40 mm driver is easy to buy and hard to build. Ours went through eleven revisions because revision ten had a shimmer at 7 kHz that only one engineer could hear. We rebuilt it for her.
The silence
Cancellation isn't about erasing the world; it's about not replacing it with hiss. The One cancels 38 dB and adds nothing back — switch it on in a quiet room and the room just gets quieter.
The reference
Every unit is tuned against the same rig that mastered the records you'll play on it — because a headphone's only honest spec is whether the mastering engineer nods.
The sheet
Numbers we'll stand behind.
40h Battery, cancelling on
38dB Of the world, gone
212g On your head, forgotten
11 Driver revisions. Sorry, Ana.
It's the first thing I've put on that made my studio sound late at night.
Launch
December 1st, 19:00.
First run: 2,000 units, numbered. When they're gone the line waits for spring.
129 Days
00 Hours
51 Minutes
42 Seconds
The One is out. The line starts again in spring.
December 1, 2026
The list
Reserve your number.
Reservation holds a numbered unit for 48 hours on launch night. No charge until you confirm — leaving the list costs one click.
Press & partners
Talk to the humans.
Review units ship in November. Retail partners: we're choosing twelve doors worldwide, argue for yours.
- press@example.com
- Address
- Berlin