Skullcandy FMJ Pro Reviews

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Sonically, we don’t have a harsh word to say about them. Treble sounds smooth and calm, and there’s decent low-end grunt. However, there’s a thickness to the sound that robs it of clarity, and bass notes lack the pace and agility of the best at this price.

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The FMJ has long been Skullcandy’s top-of-the-line in-ear headphone. Once offered in two sizes, the FMJs are now sold only in the larger 11mm size ($70 per pair). The bigger FMJs produce a big, bold and at times spectacular sound - almost to a fault. In short, the FMJs are exciting, but perhaps not as accurate as Skullcandy’s less expensive Titans.

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Dec 30, 2008

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