HEAVYS is here to provide the best possible listening experience for those who love the heaviest sounds in music. These headphones have been engineered specifically for metal, and produce an incredible sound that will make you feel like you’re right there in the middle of the mosh pit. Whether you’re a fan of classic metal, death metal, black metal, or any other genre, we’ve got the perfect headphones for you.
The headphones are designed to produce very low and high frequencies, which gives the listener a more intense experience.
According to Heavy’s Kickstarter, Heavys is a heavy metal team made up of engineers and sound producers who have all joined forces to design the world’s first heavy metal headphones.
Why HEAVYS Headphones?
HEAVYS Headphones is a new company that has engineered headphones specifically for heavy metal music. The headphones have been designed with a larger than normal driver to give the listener a more powerful and in-your-face experience when listening to heavy metal music. Headphones’ experience is completely different than speakers’. The company also says that the headphones have been designed to provide more bass and clarity than other headphones on the market.
There isn’t much on the market headphones toward individuals with heavy metal tastes. I enjoy the appeal of a product that applies to people who like heavy metal, which also addresses the needs of their fans.
More than 6,000 backers on Kickstarter await the roll-out of HEAVYS. I can’t wait for the product to reach a wider audience once it ships and creators eventually receive funding.
Axel Grell, who created headphones when he was 12, worked at Sennheiser for 27 years and built their HD series. Grell says, “Music is very important and I want to make it sound as good as possible.”
HEAVYS’s headphones, instead of a single driver per side, have four drivers. With these drivers, they are able to accommodate the lows, mids, and highs and all of your favorite metal songs accurately. “”Each speaker releases sound in the frequency range that suits its purpose,” he added. “That’s especially crucial for the unique and complex sounds of heavy metal.”
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