House of Marley Destiny Series over-the-ear headphones hands-on
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They're everywhere you turn people! Whether you're at a cafe sipping on a coffee or sitting idly on the train ride home from work, you've probably seen someone sporting those stylish looking over-the-ear type of headphones – like Dr. Dre's set of Beats headphones or those from Loudarcris' SOUL line. Well folks, you'll want to add yet another name to the growing list – Bob Marley!
You heard right, we're checking out the House of Marley Destiny TTR Series over-the-ear headphones, which are currently being sold through the Apple Store. Set at a bank busting price of $299.95 online, it's sure to drain your hard earned money, but to tell you the truth, there's a lot to look forward to this Earth-friendly pair of headphones.
For starters, it's constructed out of premium choice of materials that are eco-friendly at heart, while still delivering some soulful tones thanks to its 40mm dynamic moving coil drivers. Throw in its own active noise-isolation technology, there's nothing that'll take your attention away from your playing music.
You heard right, we're checking out the House of Marley Destiny TTR Series over-the-ear headphones, which are currently being sold through the Apple Store. Set at a bank busting price of $299.95 online, it's sure to drain your hard earned money, but to tell you the truth, there's a lot to look forward to this Earth-friendly pair of headphones.
For starters, it's constructed out of premium choice of materials that are eco-friendly at heart, while still delivering some soulful tones thanks to its 40mm dynamic moving coil drivers. Throw in its own active noise-isolation technology, there's nothing that'll take your attention away from your playing music.
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3 Comments
1. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 14 Oct 2012, 21:29 2
RAAASTAA! so what do we call em for short? Bob Marley beats?
