Resonance started in a workshop with a soldering iron, three broken pairs of "premium" headphones, and a belief that audio gear should be built like instruments — not like phones.
Walnut, maple, beryllium, and steel. If a material doesn't age well, it doesn't go in the product.
Every pad, driver, and hinge ships as a spare part for at least ten years after a product's release.
Our engineers run the listening panel themselves. Nothing ships until it holds up over a full album.
Three friends and a bench. The first Halcyon prototype took 40 revisions.
Our first product line, hand-assembled in batches of fifty.
We moved into vinyl, built around a belt-drive design that took two years to get quiet enough.
More than the number of new units we sold that year — which is exactly the point.