Review on 🎧 Exodus Headphones by Marley by Petar Mitovski ᠌

In general, the sound and appearance more than cover everything. If you are a fan of heavy music and love a powerful sound, from which the hand itself folds into a "goat", and the head starts to beat the beat - take this model. Some pros: - Chic appearance - Great sound - Braided cord - Remote control with microphone - Case included - Good sound insulation I have been looking for headphones for listening to rock / metal music for a long time. I went to "one-known-shop-for-sale-headphones" to listen to some models, but suddenly I saw these ears. Wooden bow, leather ear pads, metal studs - immediately catches the eye. I had an iPhone and 20 gigs of heavy music with me. He sat down on a chair, turned it on, rolled his eyes. The rich driving bass is simply amazing. Parts of rhythm guitars, drums, cymbals, keys, vocals - everything sounds very harmonious, powerful. If in Sony XBass the bass turned into some kind of rumble and a hodgepodge, pecking at the ears, then everything is just done perfectly here. The ears are sharpened under the middle with a smallness of the bottoms - that's what you need. I listened to symphonic / power / gothic / doom / black / death / thrash / alt / industrial - everything is played clearly, richly. I immediately listened to another Liberate model - the sound is very similar, but a little more "muffled", which is especially noticeable when listening to vocals. Exodus sounds great with, say, Tarja or Sharon, and Liberate makes the growl of Alissa or Slips even more aggressive. In general, I bought this model and I'm not overjoyed. Different cons: In addition to a thin and not inspiring wire, there is no wire. The temples spread, the ears got used to the ear pads.