Crusher Evo

Can you make a headphone with Bose quality sound , crusher evo bass and forget about the ANC for those who don’t need ANC?

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Got these Crushers from my gym buddy for $43. He tossed the original muffs because he prefers flat ones, and the unit had seen better days (sticky rubber coating, marker scribbles, random stickers). Sound was still phenomenal though, so I couldn’t pass up the deal, especially since Crushers here are

The Crusher 540 Active has more aggressive haptic bass like u/bman86 said, and the way you adjust the haptic bass is also different (The Crusher ANC 2 uses an infinitely-spinning scroll wheel that goes up and down via increments of 10% per click, and the Crusher 540 Active uses a slider). Tbh, the s

Just get some Skullcandy Crusher evos that go for 100 bucks. I own them and they sound great for the price(plus,the bass is nuts)

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've been having the same question this whole time, but the problem I'm finding is that it seems like a huge percentage of the people who get these crushers like to max out the crusher base so that that's all they hear and they seem to enjoy that, which I certainly would not because then it covers u

Is this deal legit? I got a pair of crusher evos a few years ago but they gave them away when I got some xm4s. kinda miss the crazy bass and was wondering if these are the same crusher evos or if they're a new, budget version of the crusher evo series?

Skullcandy Crusher Evo. Only cans on the market (that I know of) that have rumble packs in them. They will shake your soul if you turn the bass slider all the way up. Honestly, I never turn mine up past 25 - 30%. Probably the most fun you'll ever have wearing headphones if you're into bass music.

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