Scandinavian sustainability - TMA-2 Modular System enables repair and upgrade
AIAIAI embodies Scandinavian design heritage with a responsible, modular approach. Founded on the principle that audio equipment should be designed to last, they pioneer modularity to allow upgrades, replacements, and customization while reducing electronic waste. Their products combine professional-grade sound quality with sustainable materials and artist-driven development.
Signature$200
Professional modular studio headphones with bio-cellulose drivers for clear, detailed sound and Alcantara memory foam cushions for extended comfort.
Signature$200
Professional modular DJ headphones with punchy bass, high isolation, and a reinforced headband built for rigorous stage use.
Signature$350
Ultra-low latency wireless studio headphones with W+ Link technology for uncompressed audio and 20+ hours of playback.
Signature$800
Portable wireless studio monitors with 20-hour battery, ultra-low latency audio, and reference-grade sound in a compact, sustainable design.
$200
Versatile Bluetooth headphones with 40+ hours playback, bio-cellulose drivers, and all-day comfort for everyday listening.
$250
Limited edition collaboration with Ninja Tune featuring speaker units made from recycled vinyl records, Bluetooth 5.0, and signature bio-cellulose sound.
🇸🇪 SE · $550-$1,100
Transparent Sound embodies Scandinavian simplicity, creating products that are both interior design objects and technology. The brand champions radical transparency—in design, sound, and business. Their modular, upgradeable electronics are designed for a circular economy, aspiring to become the first circular tech brand.
🇺🇸 US · $299-$599
Master & Dynamic creates beautifully crafted, technically sophisticated sound tools designed to be modern yet timeless. Inspired by WWII aviator headphones, their products utilize only the finest materials and are engineered to last, creating objects of lasting beauty that blend premium sound quality with elevated design. They bring an uncompromising approach to materials, craftsmanship, and performance.
🇺🇸 US · $119-$189
Schiit Audio embodies irreverent, American-made hi-fi. The company rejects audiophile pretension while delivering engineering excellence—chunky aluminum enclosures, tactile potentiometers, and commitment to upgradeability. Norse mythology naming and the cheeky brand name itself reject stuffy audiophile establishment. Designed and manufactured in California.
🇺🇸 US · $849-$2,499
Framework rejects the disposability of consumer electronics, building modular, repairable, and upgradeable products designed to last. Their philosophy treats computers like durable goods—bicycles and automobiles—where the expectation is long usage lifetimes and designed-in serviceability. Every component is accessible with a standard Phillips screwdriver, challenging the industry assumption that repairability requires sacrificing aesthetics.
🇬🇧 GB · $99-$799
Nothing celebrates the beauty of raw technology through radical transparency, revealing internal components as visual elements rather than hiding them. Founded by Carl Pei in partnership with Teenage Engineering, the brand removes barriers between people and technology by stripping away the superficial and focusing on what adds true value. Their Glyph Interface and transparent designs challenge fundamental assumptions about premium product aesthetics.