Introducing the world's first convertible High-End headphones

You choose between the intimate sound of a closed acoustic space or a wide open one with a simple turning of the shutter discs on the headphones.

You choose between the intimate sound of a closed acoustic space or a wide open one with a simple turning of the shutter discs on the headphones.

Now you can listen to your music anywhere without annoying others and without others disturbing you.

Now you can listen to your music anywhere without annoying others and without others disturbing you.

Now you can enjoy your music wherever you want, always with exceptional sound quality.

Palma DHS-1, the only headphones in the world that provide exceptional sound for the most demanding audiophiles

Until now there have been two types of headphones—closed and open. We were struck by the fact that there were none that allowed us to change from one state to another according to the user’s situation and preferences. So, we decided to design ones.

A unique, impeccable, and transparent sound, but with two different acoustic experiences by simply rotating the outer shutter discs to open and close the acoustic chamber of each headphone.

Palma DHS-1, the only headphones in the world that provide sound for the most demanding audiophiles in closed mode as well as in open mode.

In closed mode we can isolate ourselves from the outside world and enjoy music with acoustics similar to that of a recording studio or a small venue. And also, we won’t disturb those around us if we are on a train, a plane, an office or other public space.

Palma DHS-1, the only headphones in the world that provide sound for the most demanding audiophiles in both closed mode as well as in open mode.

The open mode provides a feeling of open space, as if we were in a large concert hall or outdoors. What’s more, by reducing reverberation, we gain definition.
Learn more about how the Palma Convertible Acoustic Chamber works here.

But don't take our word for it, listen to the data and technical specifications.

The most practical and, at the same time, accurate way to quantify sound quality is with laboratory measurements that record reality objectively.

Throughout the development of the Palma, we have carried out countless tests until obtaining data and curves that border on perfection.

And we like them so much that we measure each set of headphones produced to verify that they meet our requirements, and we provide this information with the product documentation.

Discover the specs of the DHS-1 here.

Listen to those who know how to listen.

Sensitive, chameleonic, communicative, son of flamenco artists… This guitarist broke the mold by introducing the electric guitar to the flamenco world, and the flamenco duende to the universe of jazz. Since his first album, “Gitano Cromático” from 2003, Jaco Abel has toured the world many times playing with artists such as Estrella and Enrique Morente, Niña Pastori, Joaquín Cortes, Ketama, Jimmy Smith, M’Shelle N’Dege O’Cello, Candy Dulfer, Tower of Power, Luis Salinas, Larry Harlow, Jovino among so many more.

These days he is working on his new album and a documentary about his musical life. We owe a lot to Jaco, his opinions and inputs have been fundamental for the development of the DHS-1. We invite you to discover one of the great musicians of our country, it is well worth it.

And, above all, listen to them yourself.

Whatever the experts and measurements say, in the end it is you who has to validate the sound of our new headphones. Send us your contact information and we will let you know where and when you can put the Palma DHS-1 to the test and see if they meet your demands.

    Your Palma DHS-1 will go with you to the end of the world.

    The convertibility of our headphones makes them a good companion, wherever you go. Therefore, they are supplied in a practical carrying case that protects them from impact and where the cables and other accessories fit so that you can always carry them with you and enjoy your music.

    The DHS-1 come with three sets of cables, one 1.2 meters long with a 3.5 mm plug for portable players, another 2.8 meters long with a 6.3 mm plug for stationary equipment and a balanced cable of 1.2 meters with a 4.4 mm plug for both stationary as well as portable devices. The same type of 4.4 mm cable has been used for all three, with a 2.5 mm plug for each channel.