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Future Sonics Adds Two New Atrio Colors

Future Sonics announced Thursday at the NAMM show in Anaheim two new colors for its Atrio line of high-end consumer headphones. the company is now shipping an Earth Beige model and a Ruby Red model, both of which join the already available Onyx Black and Cobalt Blue versions of the headphones.

Atrio is Future Sonics entry into the consumer space for headphones, with most of the company's efforts being aimed at high-end professional uses such as professional musician monitoring. The new models use the same 100% armature-free studio-grade Future Sonics MG5pro drivers used in the rest of the Atrio line.

The company is also offering free ear impressions with the order of any Future Sonics custom-fit product at booth #2005 during the ongoing NAMM trade show.

Atrio headphones are priced at US$199, and you can find more information on the Future Soncs Web site.

Atrio Earth Beige
Atrio Earth Beige
Atrio Ruby Red
Atrio Ruby red

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