As The Who guitarist Pete Townshend once explained it, "When you saw [Jimi Hendrix] in the live arena he was like a shaman." He considered him the greatest.

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The headphones themselves feature custom-designed 40mm drivers and, when you’re not playing your guitar, can be used as standard Bluetooth cans for wireless listening. They’re said to have soft, ...

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