Austrian Audio The Composer Premium Reference Headphones

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE ART OF SOUND.

The Composer is a premium reference headphone designed for connoisseurs and professionals to hear their music in its finest form.

These headphones deliver spacious yet precise high frequencies and faithful and swift bass impulses at remarkably low THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) levels, ensuring an incredibly revealing listening journey that sets new standards in high-end listening.

The adjustable headband employs a mesh material to release heat and avoid perspiration, and the design weighs in at under 400 grams. Tiltable earcups enable four positions to help achieve a flawless fit. The cables attach directly to the headband to protect the ears from undue strain.

Hi-X49 DLC - New driver design

The Composer incorporates Austrian Audio’s award-winning Hi-X technology, but with a new 49mm driver design: The Hi-X49 DLC, featuring a diaphragm coated with diamond-like carbon for exceptional rigidity and an authentic listening experience at all loudness levels.

Key Features

• New 49mm driver design featuring a diaphragm coated with diamond-like carbon.
• 3 x Detachable Cable: 1x balanced 4pin XLR 3 m, 1x balanced 4.4 mm Pentaconn 3 m, 1x 3.5 mm Jack 3 m including 6.3 mm adapter
• Nonproprietary Banana Jack connector on headphone
• Adjustable and tiltable Earcups - easily replaceable due to magnetic connection
• Made in Austria

Reviews

"There is no denying that The Composer are excellent headphones for the money. They manage to deliver a combination of naturalness and resolution that is deeply impressive. Add excellent build and superb engineering into the equation and they become easy to recommend" - What Hi-Fi

"The Composer are a thrillingly open, informative and confident listen. They’re carefully neutral and natural where tonality is concerned, and manage to deliver the complete frequency range without overstating or underplaying any area of it. They can retain and reveal an extraordinary amount of detail, and are just as attentive to the transient, fleeting elements of a recording as they are the broad strokes. They’re able to put every aspect of a recording into proper context and, what’s more, do so without sounding in any way analytical or dispassionate." - Techradar