Not Beats by Dre but Worth a Notable Mention suprised me wit the price & sound quality!!!



                             


Xtraem Pro Series Studio Style HeadPhones

Review:
Usually I am very skeptical of inexpensive headphones. As a ole skool dj/producer I really care about how my music sounds. I don't like it muddled by extra noise. Just give me clear highs (I want to hear every beat of the hi-hat), nice mids and a banging low end I can feel in my gut. As well as being a good music lover I also am aware that people are interested in social status more so than anything else. But then again "THATS NOT ME!!!" As such,  Beats by Dre' headphones are top notch so thats not what im sayin at all. But If I can save money & not simp on quality I will no doubt!!!  I have to be honest, these Xtraem Pro Series headphones sound just as good, if not better than his and at this price, you just can't BEAT that. I learned never to just fall for hype and brand names but to test things for myself to get the facts then make my mind up. I would caution all my readers to do the same..Peace Dj Tuc

Extreme Sound

Ultra high-end drivers constructed from neodymium rare earth magnets reproduce music the way it was meant to be heard with deep bass, crisp highs and high definition sound.

Extreme Comfort

Adjustable custom fit conforms to the shape of your head. Deluxe soft ear pads keep the sound in and reduce unwanted noise. Soft, breathable headband stays comfortable and secure even when active.

Extreme Design

Tangle-proof flat cord features a deluxe in-line microphone with controls for your phone and music player. Lets you easily fast-forward, play, pause and rewind your music, adjust the volume, hang up and answer calls all without removing your headphones.
Super premium deluxe headphone
Massive sound
Padded ear cups and head band
Tangle proof flat cord
Extreme bass
Volume control & Microphone on cord
Color: Black with Red trim
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