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Skullcandy is now part of Bose, but its bold identity isn’t going anywhere

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Bose has acquired Skullcandy, but the brand isn’t going anywhere. Here’s what the deal means for your next pair of earbuds and headphones.

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  1. Engadget

    Bose buys audio rival Skullcandy (opens Engadget)

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    Engadget's feed description

    Bose sees the company as a way to reach a wider audience.

  2. Park Record

    Bose acquires Skullcandy (opens Park Record)

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    Park Record's feed description

    The headquarters for the Park City-based audio company, founded in 2003, will remain in Park City.

  3. Digital Trends

    Skullcandy is now part of Bose, but its bold identity isn’t going anywhere (opens Digital Trends)

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    Digital Trends's feed description

    Bose has acquired Skullcandy, but the brand isn’t going anywhere. Here’s what the deal means for your next pair of earbuds and headphones.

  4. Howtogeek

    Why is Bose buying Skullcandy? (opens Howtogeek)

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    Howtogeek's feed description

    Your flashy headphones could sound better.

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