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iHome’s SD63 headphones will satisfy your vague sense of nostalgia

Okay, so iHome’s SD63 headphones is probably not quite as “retro” as their name suggests, but there are certainly some design elements that harken back to a less complicated time of beanbag chairs, black lights, and physical media — a fact helped along by the inclusion of the old Soundesign brand. The SD63 Retro-Style Hi-Fi Stereo Headphones pack 40mm neodymium drivers, a volume knob on at the outside of an ear cup, and a coiled six-foot cord. They’re available now for $50, which totally would have bought you a large number of Jethro Tull records, back within the day.

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