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Head(amame)
Website:https://headamame.com/
Head(amame) is a small Canadian headphone maker from Vancouver, British Columbia, built around 3D printing. Founded by Morgan Andreychuk, it started by selling kits and free print files so owners could print and assemble their own headphones, and it has since added a finished open-back model, the Head(amame) Pro, first shown at AXPONA 2026 and launched through Kickstarter. Every part can be reprinted or replaced, which is the core idea behind the brand.
Range & what it's known for
There are two DIY designs - the over-ear head(amame) and the smaller on-ear min(amame). The print files for both are free, while parts kits cost USD 130 and USD 67 and include drivers, ear pads, headband strap, cable and fasteners. Kit buyers pick one of three drivers - a 50 mm paper composite Experience, a 40 mm PEEK composite Precision or a 40 mm PET Classic - and the drivers come impedance matched in pairs. The ready-built Pro, at USD 469, uses a 50 mm dynamic driver with a diaphragm of 35 nm chemically strengthened glass in an open-back chassis printed from an ASA and Kevlar composite. It is rated at 32 ohms and 119 dB/mW, weighs about 270 g and connects through a detachable mini-XLR cable, with a 4.4 mm balanced lead as an option. Spare drivers, pads, mic and cables are also sold one by one.
Who owns it and where it's made
The company is privately run by a team of two working evenings and weekends. Kits and parts are made to order, then printed, assembled and shipped from the studio in Vancouver. For the Pro, tuning was worked out with Brian Hayden of Capra Audio, which also supplies the comfort strap, and the chassis is printed by Pantheon Designs on industrial FDM machines rather than by the buyer.
The lineup in this catalog
Headphones. No individual models are listed under the brand in this catalog yet. Current prices run from USD 67 for a min(amame) kit to USD 469 for the finished Pro.
Who it's for
Head(amame) is aimed at owners of a 3D printer and like to build and repair their gear. The free files and a min(amame) kit are the cheapest way in, the head(amame) kit with a choice of drivers is the next step, and the Pro is for those who want the same repairable design delivered finished, with a one-year warranty and a lifetime guarantee on parts.
Range & what it's known for
There are two DIY designs - the over-ear head(amame) and the smaller on-ear min(amame). The print files for both are free, while parts kits cost USD 130 and USD 67 and include drivers, ear pads, headband strap, cable and fasteners. Kit buyers pick one of three drivers - a 50 mm paper composite Experience, a 40 mm PEEK composite Precision or a 40 mm PET Classic - and the drivers come impedance matched in pairs. The ready-built Pro, at USD 469, uses a 50 mm dynamic driver with a diaphragm of 35 nm chemically strengthened glass in an open-back chassis printed from an ASA and Kevlar composite. It is rated at 32 ohms and 119 dB/mW, weighs about 270 g and connects through a detachable mini-XLR cable, with a 4.4 mm balanced lead as an option. Spare drivers, pads, mic and cables are also sold one by one.
Who owns it and where it's made
The company is privately run by a team of two working evenings and weekends. Kits and parts are made to order, then printed, assembled and shipped from the studio in Vancouver. For the Pro, tuning was worked out with Brian Hayden of Capra Audio, which also supplies the comfort strap, and the chassis is printed by Pantheon Designs on industrial FDM machines rather than by the buyer.
The lineup in this catalog
Headphones. No individual models are listed under the brand in this catalog yet. Current prices run from USD 67 for a min(amame) kit to USD 469 for the finished Pro.
Who it's for
Head(amame) is aimed at owners of a 3D printer and like to build and repair their gear. The free files and a min(amame) kit are the cheapest way in, the head(amame) kit with a choice of drivers is the next step, and the Pro is for those who want the same repairable design delivered finished, with a one-year warranty and a lifetime guarantee on parts.
