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WeSC Alp Horn Headphones - 2009
Why bother with some archaic wooden instrument to get you through your next lecture or drown out the babbling loons on the bus to work? Throw the WeSC Alp Horn Headphones on your head and make every moment of life a personal dance party. With 40mm drivers and 120dB of skull-shattering sound, these ‘phones are loud enough to wake your hearing-impaired grams in the next room.
- 60 Ohms brings tons of power to your dome
- Frequency range of 20-20, 001Hz lets you hear every high note, bass drop, and cowbell tinkle
- Foldable design makes stashing these ‘phones easy
Bottom Line: Leave the wooden horn blowing to the horny Satyrs.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
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By:
drd3635209
February 5, 2010
These definitely don't compare to the beats by dre headphones in terms of sound quality. They are better looking though and still very good for jamming out at the crib. They're also much cheaper.
i heard the bass on these isn't all that good, but since
i heard the bass on these isn't all that good, but since i have an iphone and i can change settings on my iphone such as bass booster, treble booster, etc., will i get more bass?
By: locofiasco
April 21, 2010
you will be able to change the range of the bass, treble, etc. within the given range that the iPhone and the headphones allow. you will not be able to increase the bass above and beyond the capacity of either device.
By: Brian Limoges
June 22, 2010
loud noises
By:
kj26barefoot2355596
January 31, 2010
definitely agree with zach...these headphones are made to be played loudly...when i first bought them i felt like i was ripped off (and i only paid $60 for them)...but after i was able to get them to fit perfectly and turned up the volume to a respectable level my mood changed quickly...they are very light and unbelievably comfortable and the sound couldn't be crisper...i'd give them a 10/10 for sound quality, and would say they sound better than the beats by dre headphones (if they had more bass)...overall the sound is full enough to satisfy any audiophile and i think they're well worth the full price (even more if you compare them to other more expensive headphones)...but if you're a serious bass junkie i wouldn't buy them
Why are the marshmellow ones only 69.99 and the black ones are
Why are the marshmellow ones only 69.99 and the black ones are 159.99?
By: TheShadyLurker
December 2, 2009
The Marshmellow colorway is an older color. The Black/Red ones are new and current. The sale price was to liquidate the older inventory.
By: Brian Limoges
December 9, 2009
SLING TICKITY
By:
wangdang
November 8, 2009
YO i dont know this site but trust me i bought these shits from my boy jaydee at 133 in courtenay bc and they sound better than my buddy's $500 sennheiser headphones, and my other bud's $300 sony studios.
i shit u not. this is from their mouse too.,
just wondering if they will freez up on a snowy cold day on the
just wondering if they will freez up on a snowy cold day on the mountain while im snowboarding.
By: rex wright
November 11, 2009
They shouldn't. I have a pair of WESC headphones I ride with all the time in all conditions and they have never given out.
By: Andrew
November 15, 2009
nicely done WESC
By:
obo3461539
December 29, 2009
These are great headphones. Could use more bass but of course you'd have to spend big bucks to get subwoofers on your ears.
You get interesting looks when wearing them and people often ask if they are atari headphones from the symbol. But I love them and they go so loud it's like a small portable stereo at times.
FYI: when I bought these they were half this price, so I'm not sure if they are worth over 100 bucks.
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critical_g2128960
December 7, 2009
The sound is crisp and clean, they could use a little bit of bass tho...
Good bang for the buck compared to my Bang & Olufsen...
By: johnny
April 13, 2010
Bang and olfsen is the best
play 'em loud
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Zach Pina
January 21, 2010
Tough headphones to like. Solid construction, and an undeniably eye-popping design, but the actual audio quality leaves a lot to be desired for the cost. One nice design feature is how the cord is split, so you don't have a massive excess to deal with if your iPod's in a shirt pocket. The downside to splitting though, is that it can sometimes generate a barely audible hum--as it does in the case with the Horn. This, combined with some pretty shallow bass makes for an overly tinny audio experience at lower volumes.
Otherwise, just take advantage of the raw power of these 'phones and crank that shit up. You'll never notice any such auditory sensibilities when your gray matter is rattling against your skull anyway.
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critical_g2128960
December 7, 2009
The sound is crisp and clean, they could use a little bit of bass tho...
Good bang for the buck compared to my Bang & Olufsen...
Change me.
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