There are many items that make up a
computer system and there are more that, while not essential, are still
often found in users' households, such as headphones, like the ones
Wicked Audio has now begun to sell.
It is a fairly common occurrence for a company or
another form the IT segment to step into the spotlight and announce it
is working on something or other, and then just not mention it again,
sometimes for weeks and months, until then suddenly emerge again and
start selling it.
Granted, leaks and rumors will often fill the
time in between those two events, but the waiting is not made any
easier, especially for highly anticipated products.
The Wicked
Audio 3D Series headphones might not be the most revolutionary or hyped
up product to grace the industry, but they did grab some attention back
in January.
For those that do not remember, Wicked Audio put them on display at the 2011 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
It is now revealed that sales have finally started in North America and other regions, the price for each pair being of $29.99.
This
price is quite a few leagues below that of high-end, themed products,
such as the True Blood V-80 Special Edition that V-Moda showed early last month (July, 2011).
The
Wicked Audio 3D Series are supposed to combine the benefits of high
quality sound and intensity with that of noise isolation, ensuring
clarity in the process.
The other asset that Wicked Audio saw fit
to implement is the variety of design, with three models being
available, for now at least.
Prospective buyers will have to
select between Airline, Hero and X-Ray, all of which have padded earcups
and an adjustable headband, for comfort and ease of use.
“We are constantly looking for new ways to push the envelope with the designs of our headphones.” said
Paul Marshall, VP of Sales, Empire Brands. “The 3D series offers a
trend-setting option for our consumers that demand fashionable,
unparalleled headphones.”

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