T10 Bespoke

This unit took patience, not automation.

From the hand-shaped metalwork to the engraved details and carefully finished edges, every part of this piece was built with intention.

That is what separates a collector’s piece from everything else. It is not chasing attention. It earns it through craftsmanship.

This is the Chris Heese Unit, designed to reward a closer look.

What stands out to you first when you see it? Share with us below.

Some of the most important work happens at the beginning.

This bronze casting is being polished for a custom T10 Bespoke commission created for an NFL player, with metalwork inspired by elements of his Polynesian tattoos.

Before the final assembly, every surface has to be brought to life by hand.

Over the next few days, this piece will start to reveal what it is becoming.

And it’s going to be something special.

What part of the process would you want to see next, polishing or final assembly?

People sometimes have a hard time grasping how small our microelectronic and mechanical systems are for T10 Bespoke.

Here, you see our proprietary quick-disconnect for the transducers, which are about to be soldered. Each of the contacts is 0.2 millimeters wide and separated from the next contact by only 0.15 millimeters.

It’s the smallest quick disconnect system in the world. Just one of hundreds of innovations baked into our in-ear micro computers that enable every single part and piece to be removable, repairable and infinitely upgradable, for life.

We take our engineering seriously!