I'm a headphone guy and have been for 30 years. Anyone walking into this saloon knows that Outlaw as a company can develop and provide cost-effective/high value electronics (receivers, pre-pros,amps), speakers/subs, cables. Why not a good/great series of headphones?
If Outlaw makes a headphone I would buy 'em and try 'em- how is that for market analysis?!

I'm basically a Sennheiser guy starting with their HD-450, then the HD-580 and now the HD-650. I did get Grado's well regarded SR60 phones the same year that Stereophile picked them as budget component of the year. To me they sounded good and felt bad!
No ear buds will get my vote, since I've been underwhelmed with Shure's $100 entry model; and now the Skullcandy 11mm driver phones can be had for $15 and they sound like an AM clock radio playing MP3's. No profit margin and no resemblance to high-end sound- IMHO.

As a Maggie owner/lover, I am very intrigued by Audizee's planar phones. Has anyone heard them???

I'd like an over the ear, open design and whether Outlaw designs a driver based, an electrostatic, or a planar based headphone...I'll buy a pair!


I always prefer a headphone amp and started with Audio Alchemy's little headphone amp. Then at the '97 Stereophile show in San Fran, I bought the unstackable Musical Fidelity X-cans, which I still use and like.
There is my two cents worth, but I'll pay a lot more than that for some Outlaw headphones. I trust you guys in spite of your name!

KJMAN