Crusher Evo

Context

Two weeks ago, I got my hands on my FiiO FT1, and I've been using them a lot so I could get a proper opinion on them. Just a bit of context, these are the first audiophile grade closed-back headphones I've purchased, so I won't have many other good options to compare them to. I did, however

The only right answer is Skullcandy crusher evo. Nothing else. Buy it and you won’t regret it. A shit ton of bass down to 30hz. And a surprising amount below 30 but obviously it ain’t gonna compete with a 12 inch sub in your car trunk. I have one and my brother has one. No regrets. When I say it has

The crushers in general are pretty unique with their haptic base and out of all of them, the Evos (and 540s who are internally identical) have been designed around that feature and is well integrated, they have the best build quality out of the lineup as well. It can be considered a gimmick and depe

I felt the same way after I bought mine and started researching them on Reddit. I ended up sending them back and then went back and forth for quite a while. I got the Crusher 540 Actives instead, and didn’t notice any difference between those and my old Crusher EVOs. I finally settled on the ANC2s i

Here's the thing with the Crusher Evo and Crusher ANC 2: Both of them have the same haptic bass drivers, but the way the haptic bass is integrated is different. The Crusher Evo has more powerful haptic bass, partially because the haptic drivers can move more freely without worrying about mopping all

Yeah, it's a shame that the ANC and stay-aware modes on the Crusher ANC 2 are half-assed in terms of their implementation. My cheaper Soundcore Life Q35 is WAY better in both aspects, and even the older Hesh ANC outperforms the Crusher ANC 2 in both of those aspects as well. I think the fact that th

Tbh in terms of the Skull HQ app, I'd mostly likely use it for its Crusher tuning feature. For fine-tuning the overall sound, I'd probably just use them in wired mode and run them through my external USB dac so I can use the PEQ it comes with rather than the Skull HQ app. From my experience, using a

Unfortunately they dont support custom EQ. The 540s are literally "reskinned" (barely even that) Crusher EVOs advertised for fitness. Honestly total bullshit to me that Skullcandy still sells nearly 6 year old headphones at full price when they dont even have basic features like multipoint, proper e

For my Apple products (on iOS), I am able to see the serial number for devices in Bluetooth settings. I have some non-Apple devices and I am only able to change the device type or forget the device. I bought a Crusher Evo and I’m able to see the serial number in the Skullcandy app itself. If that br

Ive heard mixed reviews about both but imo i love my crusher evos they can produce some hard bass. but lately theyve been a little weird with the bass slider when it goes down theres still bass in the right earcup but is fixed with a reset. and i dont own ANC’s but people say that the ANC is just wh