I was once a fan of Skullcandy, blinded by their mediocre sound by their good looks. Quite a while ago i decided i'd give the Skullcrushers a go, big mistake.
[size=14pt]I got the Rasta edition but no matter what skin you choose they will sound the same. Let’s start on the design: They are VERY nice looking headphones like most skullcandy headphones. The padding on the sides and the top of the headphones are VERY soft and comfortable, The only comfort issue is if you have them on for a while they start to feel a little awkward and this thing here this green thing is paper thin and you can feel the speaker scraping against your ear, it’s very awkward but you eventually get used to it, alright onto the review. [/size]
[size=14pt]When I first put these onto my head It felt like they were literally crushing my skull, So i suppose "skullcrushers" isn't just a name, they have a very tight clamp on your head but you eventually get used to it. [/size]
[size=14pt]I’m going to start with the good things: First off these hardly leak at all unless you have the volume turned up VERY loud which is a very good thing for me, they are very comfortable like I said… very soft padding, and they are noise cancelling, nice touch.[/size]
[size=14pt]Now there’s some negatives I really need to mention…. Where do I begin? Oh yeah, I’ll start with the sound quality, it’s terrible… The bass booster is the main problem, it requires 1 AA battery, lasts for about 9 hours, a AA battery comes with the headphones which is a nice touch but once you try the bass booster out I guarantee you’ll be disappointed it distorts SO much… I’m not even kidding and the vibration is so annoying, no matter how high or low you turn it to it’ll distort and vibrate… the vibration is completely unneeded, I don’t even think there’s any real bass, just vibration,distortion, loud uncontrollable booming sounds and a bit of crackling. You’ll be struggling to hear the music through the constant booming sounds in the headphones playing over your music, it’s just a distraction… when you turn the bass booster off they sound like a $1 pair of canalphones with the volume turned down really low. Don't get these, get some real headphones by Sennheiser, AKG, Audio Technica, Denon, Grado Labs, etc, etc..[/size]
[size=14pt]I got the Rasta edition but no matter what skin you choose they will sound the same. Let’s start on the design: They are VERY nice looking headphones like most skullcandy headphones. The padding on the sides and the top of the headphones are VERY soft and comfortable, The only comfort issue is if you have them on for a while they start to feel a little awkward and this thing here this green thing is paper thin and you can feel the speaker scraping against your ear, it’s very awkward but you eventually get used to it, alright onto the review. [/size]
[size=14pt]When I first put these onto my head It felt like they were literally crushing my skull, So i suppose "skullcrushers" isn't just a name, they have a very tight clamp on your head but you eventually get used to it. [/size]
[size=14pt]I’m going to start with the good things: First off these hardly leak at all unless you have the volume turned up VERY loud which is a very good thing for me, they are very comfortable like I said… very soft padding, and they are noise cancelling, nice touch.[/size]
[size=14pt]Now there’s some negatives I really need to mention…. Where do I begin? Oh yeah, I’ll start with the sound quality, it’s terrible… The bass booster is the main problem, it requires 1 AA battery, lasts for about 9 hours, a AA battery comes with the headphones which is a nice touch but once you try the bass booster out I guarantee you’ll be disappointed it distorts SO much… I’m not even kidding and the vibration is so annoying, no matter how high or low you turn it to it’ll distort and vibrate… the vibration is completely unneeded, I don’t even think there’s any real bass, just vibration,distortion, loud uncontrollable booming sounds and a bit of crackling. You’ll be struggling to hear the music through the constant booming sounds in the headphones playing over your music, it’s just a distraction… when you turn the bass booster off they sound like a $1 pair of canalphones with the volume turned down really low. Don't get these, get some real headphones by Sennheiser, AKG, Audio Technica, Denon, Grado Labs, etc, etc..[/size]
