Caeden: Linea No 2.

Caeden is very astute. The image is very Dune. The box is like a fine hard-cover. That is the feel. There is some Taschen in it. As for the sound, it is a bit loose. A bit like the sound coming from the inside of a snare. We prefer the urBeats Alexander Wang edition and the AKG K375 in-ear headphone.

As an in-ear, it is nice. There is some suck to it. A bit like under-steer in Top Gear. On the Top Gear track, that is.

While it is not a fashion (more Michael Kors) item, you could wear it at Gucci or Tiffany. Sadly, you could get it at the Bay. We got it at Experience Headphones ($79.99 USD).

The cable is very good, although the interface to the connectors is a bit loose and open. The end connector is a bit long, although we like how the connector is interfaced there.



Caeden: We were tempted to call the long bits (connectors) penises. Ideographic-ally, they form a P, or a Q, if you prefer. Perhaps we were thinking Tom Ford and their necklace. My. P's and Q's are a great way to start a conversation, as in "please, may I try your headphone?"

We should write to you, and ask for - more.

Thanks, Caeden!

Experience Headphones is a great way to try some for real. They have a fine return store policy (365 days).



We should thank the Ayden Art Gallery, also. While they don't stock headphones, they would be a fine place for Experience Headphones, off-site.

The Vancouver Art Gallery might have an exhibition, and, if so, it would be wonderful to see headphone packages such as this, behind glass.

We admire Caeden, and their Linea No 2. We got it in Faceted Carbon and Gold, though it is fine in Convex Carbon and Gunmetal, along with Faceted Ceramic and White.



The Convex Carbon and Gunmetal goes well with Tiffany Venetian Link Necklace ($300.00 USD) and the Tiffany Venetian Link Bracelet ($185.00 USD) for men. The Faceted Carbon and Gold goes well with the Tom Ford Onyx and Gold Disk Stud Set ($3100.00 USD).While the Faceted Ceramic and White goes just fine as shown.