V-Moda Crossfade LP2 vocal Headphones

SKU : LP2

MatteBlack

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MatteBlack

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50mm Multimodal HD Drivers Metal Construction Thick Around-Ear Cushions Adjustable Headband Standard 3.5mm Plug
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The Crossfade LP2 Around-Ear Stereo Headphones (Matte Black) from V-Moda combine the latest audio technology with forward-thinking design to create a set of sleek, modern headphones that sound as good as they look. The headphones feature patent-pending 50mm Multimodal HD drivers to create natural, realistic audio with amazing bass response. The metal construction of the headphones provides great looks and lasting durability for a life of professional use.

The padded, adjustable headband provides a snug and secure fit, while the thick around-ear cushions offer lasting comfort. The ear cushions and closed-back headphone design also block out unwanted environmental noise, letting you focus on your music. The standard 3.5mm plug allows you to connect to MP3 players, CD players, computers, and more.

Patent-pending 50mm Multimodal HD drivers create natural, realistic audio with amazing bass response
Metal construction provides great looks and lasting durability for a life of professional use
Padded, adjustable headband provides a snug and secure fit, while the thick around-ear cushions offer lasting comfort
The ear cushions and closed-back headphone design also block out unwanted environmental noise, letting you focus on your music
Standard 3.5mm plug allows you to connect to MP3 players, CD players, computers, and more

Key Features
  • 50mm Multimodal HD Drivers
  • Metal Construction
  • Thick Around-Ear Cushions
  • Adjustable Headband
  • Standard 3.5mm Plug

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