
Reid and Heath Acoustics (RHA), a British audio company based in Glasgow, has announced two new pairs of headphones.
The noise-isolating in-ear MA-350 earphones are joined by the larger SA-500 on-ear headphones.
The MA-350 earphones will set you back £30 and are machined from solid aircraft grade aluminium.
The earbuds boast an 'Aerophonic design', which RHA claims delivers a deep, full bass. There's a fabric cable and a selection of silicone tips.
The SA-500 headphones are £35 and have 40mm mylar drivers. There's also a detachable, fabric cable.
The RHA headphones are available from Selfridges, Dixons Travel and the RHA website.
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