WIN! Five AudioQuest Nighhawk headphones worth £499 must be won!

AudioQuest is giving away five pairs of its hot new Nighthawk headphones. These CES Best of Innovation award-winning semi-open around the ear headphones use state-of-the-art technologies such as a 3D printed grille that mimics the latticework in a butterfly’s wing, 50mm biocellulose diaphragms, a 1.2 tesla magnet, and ‘liquid wood’ ear-cups. This is a by‑product of paper manufacture, which manages to combine the properties of wood and injection-moulded plastic. Early indicators suggest Nighthawk might just turn out to be one of the great headphone classics of our time!

When they are available this Summer, the Nighthawks will retail at £499, but we have secured five sets of these revolutionary headphones. In fact, you might even get to win them before we get to review them, such is their high demand. This means five lucky Hi-Fi+ winners will be some of the first people to take the Nighthawk for more than just a test flight! 

Competition Question

What are the AudioQuest Nighthawk’s ear-cups made from?

A. Liquid Wood

B. Mimetic Polyalloy

C. Cobalt Thorium G

Please email your answer to: [email protected] Or, send your answer on a postcard (including your name, address, and contact details) to “AudioQuest Nighthawk (Competition). Hi-Fi+ Magazine, Unit 3, Sandleheath Industrial Estate, Sandleheath, Hampshire, SP6 1PA”. The competition closes on August 6th, 2015.

Competition Rules

The competition will run from June 4th, 2015 until August 6th, 2015. The competition is open to everyone, but multiple, automated or bulk entries will be disqualified. The winner will be chosen at random from all valid entries, will be contacted via email (where possible) and their name will be published on the AudioQuest website and in the magazine. The Editor’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Absolute Multimedia (UK) Ltd. is compliant with the Data Protection Act and UK laws apply. Our policy is such that we will not pass on your details to any third party without your prior consent.