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Krusell bows Motörheadphöne, inspired by Motörhead
By Phil Dzikiy
News Editor, iLoungeGoogle+
Published: Wednesday, September 5, 2012
News Categories: iPod Accessories, iPad Accessories, iPhone Accessories
Following the success of Monster’s Beats by Dre series of headphones and similar musician-inspired alternatives, Krusell has announced the release of Motörheadphöne, a series of headphones inspired by metal band Motörhead. The series includes five products: the over-ear 40mm driver-based Motörizer ($130) with three-button remote, and remote-less Iron Fist ($120) headphones, the on-ear 30mm Bomber ($100) headphones with remote, plus mic-equipped Overkill ($60) and mic-less Trigger ($50) earphones. Motörizer, Iron Fist, and Bomber all use branded leather sides, while Overkill and Trigger have metallic circular edges.

Krusell also announced three simple, iPhone-sized cases, the hard shell Metropolis ($35), a sealed pouch called Capricorn ($40), and open-topped sleeve Burner ($35). Each uses black leather with Motörhead logo and text branding in either white or red. All of the cases and headphones are expected to be released this fall.
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1
Great to see some kick-a## rockers jumping onboard the gravy train.
No mention of whether they’re specifically tuned to get the most out of your metal collection, though?
Long live rock n roll!!
Posted by Handsome Dan on September 5, 2012 at 2:53 PM (PST)
2
Personally, I’m waiting for the Pink Floyd headphones!
Posted by Sreedhar on September 5, 2012 at 9:52 PM (PST)