How far would you go for your unbridled love of monster bass? If you're the type that bombs bass until your trunk rattles, then the **Skullcandy Crusher** (MSRP $99.99) might just be the right goody for you.

Pretty good headset. Couldn't get it to properly bluetooth connect to my tablet, but googled it and you can reset it by pressing volumes up and down at the same time until the double-beep. Then it connected ok. Goes pretty well. Our son tries to confiscate it whenever possible.

The Skullcandy Crusher headphones are interesting and provide the supercharged bass they promise. However, they're a bit expensive given their sound quality and build quality isn't great either.

Easily the best pair of headphones I've ever owned. Cannot fault them. Very comfortable for long listening sessions, simple to use, volume is great and the bass is ridiculous. (In a good way)

seen these for ￡40 more expensive in another store I definitely made the right choice I bought the riff headphones for myself and these crusher ones for my daughter these are absolutely amazing 40 hr battery, build quality is excellent, sound is amazing with adjustable base that rattles the head...

As deep bass becomes increasingly easier to produce in relatively affordable headphones , companies are adding new tricks to the equation to win your interest. Beyerdynamic and Skullcandy both recently released headphones with adjustable bass sliders-but Skullcandy's Crusher, at $99.95 (direct), is...

Powerful audio output, with slider to adjust bass response; Works in passive mode, without a battery.

Bass boost goes to ridiculously high levels; AA battery required for the bass slider to work

These headphones are great for more intense listeners that need a strong beat to get them through their activities or for the casual listener who enjoys a little more of a jolt injected into their music catalog.

Deep bass, Attractive price, Decent sound, The Skullcandy Crusher headphones are a good value for those looking into bass-heavy audio options; When the bass is there, these cans enliven concert recordings and gives music with a strong beat an extra thump.

Hit or miss bass driver; Cups lack isolating seal; Limited inline controls; The bass is strong with this one but sometimes; the Sensation55 driver doesn't know when or when not to provide its thick charm to my jams.

Skullcandy brings the boom with its $99.99 Crusher headphones. Outfitted with the company's Sensation55 driver technology, which causes the cans to literally vibrate, it feels like you're walking around with a large subwoofer on your head.

Durable fame; Affordable; Adjustable vibration effect deepens bass

Frame looks a bit cheap; Bass effect can distort music at high volume

What do a Skullcandy headset and a character from Last of the Summer Wine have in common? Their name!

What do a Skullcandy headset and a character from Last of the Summer Wine have in common Their name!