The high-end earbuds can be customized with 18k yellow gold or natural polished pearl.
They may be small, but the company claims they’re loud. Klipsch says the ‘buds can deliver a 96 Hz/24-bit signal rendered through the LODEC audio codec—in laymen’s terms, crystal clear sound. Further enhancing the audio are dual Cadence/Tensilica hi-fi DSPs, ultra-efficient class-D amps and precision-balanced Sonion transducers. The battery will last up to nine hours between charges and they offer active noise cancellation too.
As you may have guessed by this point, all that comes at a cost. Klipsch hasn’t set a firm price for the T10s, instead saying that they’ll typically range between $2,500 and $5,000. Considering some of the materials you can choose from—rose gold, sterling silver and PanAm leathers are also choices—it’s not hard to imagine the best-looking sets will come out on the high-end of that range.
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