Crusher Evo

Well if the sound timbre is described as "Tin-can like" then that's already not a good sign. The Crusher ANC 2 has a tin-can like timbre straight out of the box and needs EQ + a pad swap to sound decent. As for the bass, what I am most curious about is how accurate it sounds, not whether or not it h

I disagree with the statement about the Crusher Evo's haptic bass tuning being better for music. There are plenty of tracks I listen to that have basslines that fall below 35hz, and the Crusher Evo just can't reproduce them nearly as well as I'd like them to without me hooking them up to a DAC and u

Yeah some of these reviews leave me kinda frustrated to be honest, and yeah I do like my Crusher 540 Actives despite my pet peeves with them. I wouldn't consider them to be good sounding headphones, and I definitely wouldn't listen to them if I want good quality bass, but for a few tracks and the li

I've seen a mix of both positive and negative reviews, and the majority of the negative reviews come from people who only care about having the most bass possible, rather than the quality of the bass. And it doesn't help that they don't even go into detail about how the bass actually behaves other t

1080 have way deeper bass than the crusher evo

The thing with that kind of bass intensity comparison is that you gotta recognize that the bass intensity spread on the Crusher Evo's slider isn't completely linear. After you reach the 50-60% threshold of the slider, any extra bass intensity you get plateaus, and to be honest most extra bass you're

Just got mine and the bass doesn't hit at all, really disappointed, I thought they would rattle my ears like the Crusher Evos did

The Crusher ANC 2 and Crusher Evo are similar in terms of what bass frequencies they can respond to, but the Crusher ANC 2 has a slightly less harsh dropoff below 35hz than the Crusher Evo does, and when you use the Crusher Evo at lower bass levels, they have an aggressive cut at 110hz that makes th

At this point, I wouldn't suggest the Crusher ANC 2 at all now that the Crusher 720 and Crusher 1080 ANC exist. So really, its between the Crusher Evo and Crusher 1080 ANC. Do you just care about having a ton of bass or do you you want something that'll give you more fidelity alongside having some e

I wouldn't call the Crusher Evo neutral, even without the haptic bass engaged. They aren't as bassy as other Bluetooth headphones without the haptic bass engaged, but they are still very colored, and have very overemphasized treble with a peak at 10khz, and they have a recession in the upper-mids fr