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 enlarge | Brand: Skull Candy
Category: CE
List Price: $79.95
Buy New: $64.99
You Save: $14.96 (19%)
New (3) from $64.99
Rating:  50 reviews
Color: White
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9 x 3.5 x 13
MPN: SC-Ti07
Model: SC-Ti07
UPC: 878615000537
EAN: 0878615000537
ASIN: B000X434W4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Showing reviews 6-10 of 50
 okay for djing / needs more bass November 18, 2008
Ruben L. Carreras (Austin, TX USA)
I was very happy when these came in the mail. These headphones look totally pimp. They came with interchangeable ear pieces (furry or leather). I think the fur makes it look more girly so I decided to use the leather replacements. The package also contained a pouch, a cool sticker and a stencil (with instructions suggesting to go tag up your skateboard, a wall or your cat).
Now, I found the sound to be crisp and clear but I, unfortunately, had to frown at the volume range as well as the lack of punchy bass. When I hooked up these sexy looking phones to my computer, I realized I had to turn the volume way up to get some noise out of 'em. I even had to turn up my sub to only be left with weak bass =(
I then decided to connect them to my 2 channel dj mixer, that I use for mixing vinyl on my turntables, which wasn't too bad.
Well, It turns out that I'll be using these for mixing vinyl rather than my comp or my mp3 player. It's too bad though 'cause they look great but at least I got 'em at a great price (half off) and I can use them for djing. 3 stars tops.
 Terribly cheap and ineffective for their price. November 15, 2008
J. Marino
Having been long frustrated by cheap headphones and looking for a more high end and fashionable pair, I figured the price, appearance, and good reviews of this pair were a good indicator. The bass is weak, but that's the least of my problems. First off, I'm not a large headed person, but these were so tight and stiff that I had headaches for a long time using them. The plastic adjusters are brittle and snapped within a month or two of use, and the wiring inside is thin and snapped soon after, leaving me with a pair of useless headphones. They may LOOK fantastic, but it lacks quality sound and is as breakable as any five dollar pair.
Very painful. October 1, 2008
belacane (Sammamish, WA USA)
Wow, I really wanted to love these. I'd seen them last winter (right before Xmas) but everyone was sold out, and then I kinda forgot about them. So when I stumbled upon them last month I ordered them from Amazon (the pink fur).
They are so cool to look at - and over three songs I did not notice any lack of bass; they sounded just fine to me, just as good as my Eggos and PX100s and Super.fi 5 Pro...well, maybe not as good as that last one. But they are SO heavy! Before those three songs were even over, I could feel the pain on top of my head and dragging down my ears. After 5-6 songs my ears were painfully squashed, too.
I'm going to play around with the fit for a while and see if that helps, but if not, I will sadly have to return them. Too bad, because the price, looks and sound are all quite decent. I could even understand some of REM's lyrics that I'd never been able to make out before!
 Great looking, but how do they sound? July 31, 2008
James Petree (Northwest Colorado)
Wow, Skullcandy, what a cool brand name. I own a pair of Smokin' Buds and I have to say that I didn't even know earbuds had the possibility of sounding so good. The bass in those things are unbelievable! So, no need to say how high my expectations were for their $80 headphones. The Ti set is very comfortable and has an inline volume control, an extention for your cord, and a home stereo adapter (all gold plated for less signal loss). I could wear 'em all day long and not suffer from 'headphone head'. At this point, I couldn't wait to pump some tunes through them. I have to be honest here, I was extremely dissapointed. The mids, highs, and clarity are great. That's where it ends. I'm still wondering if mine are broken, cuz the bass is practically non-existant. The overall sound is a bit flat and tingy also. I have a pair of Koss that I paid $20 for at Walmart, and their bass annihilates the Ti's low range. In fact, they have a more, full and robust sound quality all the way around. The only thing the Ti set has over the Koss is the clarity and separation of details. I've heard the Skullcandy Hesh have a richer bass than the Ti, but I haven't heard them. So, I'm not sure what happened with the Ti set or why they would be $80. Just a fair warning, but listen for yourself and come to your own conclusion as everyone has their own opinion. This was mine. Happy shopping!
Totally cute, totally worth it July 20, 2008
GeekBarbie (Buffalo, NY)
I had these for about 2 months now. They get kind of sweaty if you wear them in the gym... LUCKILY they come with extra ear pads that are white leather instead of fuzzy pink. You cannot change the headband though.
I was really happy to find them here for less than what Skullcandy.com was offering.
The bass in tihs isn't that loud and even though the speakers can play music really loud they are not sound blocking. Occasionally i can get some breakthrough sounds or background music. Usually not.
And When I have them up loud I always feel like the people around me can hear my music too... so that makes me kind of self conscious.
All in all these are super cute and they work far better than I did expect. Do expect TONS of attention rocking these bad boys.... great conversation starter for sure!
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