Zach Mehrbach

founder of ZMF Headphones

Zach Mehrbach on KCRW

Zach Mehrbach is the founder of ZMF Headphones, a company he started in 2011, which uses different types of woods for its headphones like the “Auteur” and “Atrium.”

ZMF Headphones founder Zach Mehrbach on creating a unique sonic experience

Zach Mehrbach is the founder of ZMF Headphones, a company he started in 2011, which uses different types of woods for its headphones like the “Auteur” and “Atrium.”

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