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🎧 FERMATA — new over-ear headphones, coming soon.
A — Swiss poster: red, light blue, white and black. Clean grid, one grotesk typeface, product as a stipple 3D model.
B — Night edition: black, yellow and orange. Heavy condensed type, motion-blurred city photography, sticker details.
Both will have a scroll-driven 3D headphone (particles) as the hero.
21 votes
Ends in 1d
Option B
Top one is absolutely better
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