A world-class Tight End, who won a Super Bowl Championship with Tom Brady (New England Patriots), might not be the first person you’d imagine helping create a revolutionary headphone technology that’s changing the way we experience audio. However, Tim Wright, as they say, is “that dude.”
Tim and his business partner, Ben White, are co-founders of Dome Audio, a unique way to listen to music privately that allows the ear to remain completely open.
Not only is the technology radically innovative, but it’s also changing the way fashion works as well. As fashion moguls and brands seek new real estate to heighten their brand equity, the sides of a pair of headphones are as perfect a place as any. Except, no headphone company has developed a way to have interchangeable headphone covers.
Dome headphones are quickly revolutionizing how people listen to music and express their style while doing it.
But the concept behind open-ear headphones with interchangeable covers transcends far beyond just function and fashion. On a more serious note, people each year are killed by trains, cars, and moving objects because they’re wearing headphones and unable to hear or notice danger around them. It seems unlikely, but it frequently happens. Wearing conventional headphones has contributed to people being struck by trains/moving objects, but Dome headphones promote a safer experience when commuting on foot.
Walking and running in a crowded city might feel nice when you’re in your world and can only hear your favorite playlist or a provocative podcast, but you’re prone to hit something or someone if you’re not careful… or much worse could happen.
Don’t just take our word for it. A recent study showed that 37 million people are at risk when wearing headphones.
Dome Audio has moved to improve the safety features of headphones by introducing their triple patented, 4D, surreal-sound, Bluetooth, bone-conduction headphones, with interchangeable noise isolation Dome Covers.
Dome headphones offer a new option of connectivity and productivity via their open-ear listening capability. Whether this involves public commuting and travel, remote work, homeschooling, collaborative work, and the list go on, Dome’s technology is the upgrade in the listening experience the headphone industry has been needing for decades.
Dome Audio’s founding team, Ben White and Tim Wright explain:
“The basic function and design of the conventional headphone have not changed since Nathaniel Baldwin invented it in 1910. After more than a century, a revolutionary headphone has emerged by Dome Audio.”
Be Open, Stay Connected: http://domeaudioinc.com “The Future Of Sound“
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