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California Headphones

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Very retro looking and IMO they look nice in a different kind of way.

They look swell. The measurements they posted, less so. I'm not sure what to make of "tuned for rock, country, and alternative" either.

I don't, but isn't the idea to get the young crowd using headphones without rapper bling? In aesthetics alone I don't see them wanting it. Maybe I'm wrong and california doesn't give a fuck to aesthetics.

I like the retro look

Edited by robm321

Maybe I'm wrong and california doesn't give a fuck to aesthetics.

That would be Arizona.

Edited by blessingx

Let me ask Lindsey Lohan what cans she uses. I will get back to you............

Maybe I'm missing something. Rapper bling headphones aren't generally "Oh, yah, those are definitely outside headphones" either. And it's not supposed to appeal to the people looking for those, it's an alternative. I imagine it's not the basketball, jogging, or mountain biking users they're trying to capture either.

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The cord isn't exactly right, and I'd have to hear how well they isolated, but I'd say the Calis might work for DJing.

The California Headphones are brought to you by the same folks that produce the Fanny Wang brand. I've got both the Siverado and Loredo. Measurements will go up in next months update, but they're no big deal. Not bad, but not good either ... prolly not worth any lusty thoughts.

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