Skullcandy Crusher

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; Inline remote control and microphone for mobile devices

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

The Skullcandy Crusher promises bass you can feel, and that's exactly what it delivers. With the bass driver turned to max, music certainly loses some of its texture; upper notes on guitars, flutes, and the like really get lost in the shuffle. And there are other bones to pick, too.

Skullcandy Crusher Wireless Over Ear Headphones - Black S6CRW-K591 review

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Skullcandy Crusher

Valued at $159.95AUD (August 2013) and available in three colours (Black, Red & White), the Skullcandy Crusher is the latest portable headphone to hit the market that target a number of key elements for the end-user.

Definitely Worth It!

You will love it! The haptic bass certainly is a novelty and this is actually plenty powerful without it. While the haptic bass does not suit all music types as for some it rumbles a bit too much (more suited to deep bass at lower volumes) but where this haptic will really excel is for gaming or movies – gunshots & explosions… OMG so much more fun!