Skullcandy releases wood-grain earbuds

Posted in Earbuds by Conner Flynn on February 8th, 2009

Skullcandy releases wood-grain earbudsGadgets and wood have an on-again off-again relationship. Gadget makers love, whether it’s a flash drive, or a laptop case, or even headphones. Now Skullcandy has created some fancy wooden earbuds.

The wood grain earbuds will run you $99. The phones work with all your favorite music delivery devices. Some users say that using wood in earphones enhances the sound. Which likely explains the price. We aren’t sure how far this wood trend is going to go, or if it really enhances something like earbuds enough to justify the price, but what do you think? Are they worth it?

Sure they look nice, but does it affect sound that much?

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3 Comments to “Skullcandy releases wood-grain earbuds”
  1. samson lsp Says:

    Oh hie guis how r u? i dont think wood in earbuds will make much diff, and skull candy be whack anyway u feel, iz all about that pro shit, cost above 400 though, get some fatty headphones instead, ftl with earbuds, unless you trying to be active or something then they be ftw, so i pwn yo face pwn yo face.

  2. pedant1 Says:

    samson lsp – u need to go back to school and learn how to communicate u dumb s%#t

  3. asfdas Says:

    heh, actually, yes, they do.
    i am using them right now.
    they pwn
    :D
    worth the price, definitely.

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