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We teamed up with Belgium-based platinum producer Chuki for a series of cook-up videos, highlighting the freedom to create music anywhere with our TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ headphones.

“This is a game changer. It’s amazing for producing, mixing. I don’t have to worry about a cable or take my headphones on and off. I can just stay completely in the flow, creating.”

Acclaimed YouTube producer Ricky Tinez, takes our new TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ for a spin in his studio, to see how creating wireless changes your workflow - check out his review.

"Turn the headphones on and some wizardry happens and you basically get zero latency. I can record my voice, guitar, anything with these and not have to worry about any latency. These new AIAIAI headphones are a life saver!"

"Been using these TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ headphones from AIAIAI and have been really impressed with how great they are for a true wireless music performance.”

Gnarly is a British Sri Lankan female producer, live performer, DJ and educator. Internationally reknowned for her live finger drumming performances and online content, her creative process requires a feeling of being absolutely latency-free when finger drumming.

We teamed up with record label Ninja Tune to develop a limited edition TMA-2 headphone with speaker units made from recycled vinyl.

In this deep-dive, we're taking you behind the scenes of our award winning sound. The unique features and acoustic properties of a a bio-cellulose speaker diaphragm.

With our upgraded packaging, launched in the summer of 2020, made completely from recycled materials, and in reduced dimensions and weight, our total packaging CO2 footprint is reduced by 80%.

Since the launch of our TMA-1 headphones in 2010, we have been committed to doing things better. With Scandinavian design, modular functionality, and sustainable materials we extend the longevity of every product, creating less waste for the planet.

Why Modular Electronics Matter Even After High-Profile Failures. Audio design company AIAIAI believes modularity has a place in electronics. Here’s why.