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Ti660x
Professional Monitoring Headphone
Get Ti660x NowI've had about 3 hours time to listen to these headphones and I'm blown away. No, seriously, blown away at the sound quality. I tested tracks from the Black Eyed Peas, Metallica, Tool, Diana Krall, and Jack Johnson. With all these genres, the sound out of these headphones was stellar, and everything Talomen promised. Deep, articulated bass, wonderful mids, and very crisp highs.
I got these because I wanted some really good headphones. And they are really awesome! The sound is so good that I can pick out elements in my favorite songs I hadn`t noticed before. They are also super comfortable and make me feel like I`m in my own world surrounded by music. Definitely worth the price!
These are fantastic headphones. The sound is crisp and clear, when using on my laptop and watching a movie I can hear minute sounds I didn't pick up before.
K60
Wireless Handheld Microphone
Get K60 NowExcellent Sound quality, solid connection, reasonably priced, great Karaoke Mike!
Fun Microphone and even better -- It's wireless!
As described, very good for small parties!
Talomen Headphone Series
Hear music with Hi-Res audio compatibility, the ultimate sound quality, and original sound reproduction, you will feel like you are in the music scene.
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