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It has been a full four weeks since my last update on the progress on our home. After many tedious punch list items, we are fully complete inside, and have moved back in.
Home Choice came through! Marvin Windows sent one of their factory technicians to go through the entire house and tweak everything. They worked on every window to make sure that they were working easily and smoothly. All the screens work great now, and locks work perfectly. It is amazing the difference that this tweaking had. Home Choice has our replacement doors for the basement on order as well as one window that was not as ordered, and those should be here and installed soon. We are really happy with the finished product, and are glad that we have had a happy ending with the issues we were having with the windows. Schmid and Rhodes needs to be commended on their efforts to get all of this coordinated and making sure that it was all perfect.
The process went really smoothly….with a few minor hic-cups. The biggest time waster was the final coats of floor finish. The floor finisher did not ask what sheen level we wanted…..and considering that they installed our living room floor when we moved in 8 years ago, I didn't think to tell them. The antique floors we have are finished with tung oil. I had put a touch up coat on the living room floor and steps a few years ago, and just used the basic Minwax tung oil finish. It renewed the floors beautifully, and gave them their original glossy sheen. Bobby and I, at the advice of Schmid and Rhodes, planned a short trip to Asheville duing the time the finish was to be applied so we would be out of the fumes. Well, the plan did not work as planned. When we came home, our floors had a matte finish on them, so ALL of the floors had to be re-coated with a glossy tung oil. Who knew that tung oil came in sheen levels? It was always shiny before, so I never thought about asking. Just goes to prove that the only stupid question is the un-asked question.
The wallpaper was installed in the basement, and it is lovely. Bill Armstrong did an amazing job on this. The stripes make for a really casual look that is perfectly appropriate as an area just off the pool, and the grasscloth texture makes it feel really cozy.
The new glossy navy paint in the master bedroom is amazing. It is one of my favorite rooms now. The paint, coupled by several re-purposed pieces of furniture, and a new grouping of art in this room have really given it a facelift.
Dan Border and his crew were diligent painters, and in the end re-coated every piece of trim in the house. Everything looks fresh and pretty…..but this is one of the things that added days to the process. The floor finishers got the tung oil finish on the base boards and stair risers, so then those had to be re-coated. Things like this just really slowed down the process. The paint is silky smooth, and now that it is complete, our door detail really pops.
Shoe molding was another pain that took time. You can't put down shoe molding until the floors are fully finished….and since they all had to be re-done, we were late with that. The finish carpenters did a great job though, and the molding looks great now, and you cannot tell that the floors we just put down were not original. Even the trim around the kitchen island proved to add a beautiful detail to the island itself. Another molding detail was the mantle in the basement. The "wall" had been installed for a couple of weeks, but the installation of the completed mantle really dressed up the space, and gave new life to the fireplace. John McGilvray did an amazing job with this. It looks amazing.
The electronics installation proved to be more complicated than anyone imagined. We are using the RTI remote control on some of the lights, and we discovered that since we live in an older home…..not every switch was grounded, so we had to do a considerable amount of re-wiring to get the lighting controls to work properly. Now, we can control lots of lights in the house from the iPad and from the iPhone. It is great, and super convenient. The television in the basement works on these same iPad controls, as does the 7 Sonos systems that were installed to give us sound throughout the house and pool and deck areas. The sound is amazing, and the fact that you can control it from your phone is just….well….cool. Paul McKee and his crew at Audio Video by Design did an amazing job putting this system together, and it was a real trick to do in a house that was built as ours was.
Final installation of lighting trim kits was another punch list detail. It just seemed like that nothing was getting fully
complete. The workers would do 90%, and then move on to something else. Maybe there was some logic in it somewhere, but it was hard for me to see. We got the counter top in the basement bathroom, and the sidesplashes could not be installed until the wall fabric was applied, so that was one more little detail that had to come later. The sink was installed with the Toto label showing…..I didn't like that, so it had to be re-installed backwards to cover up the label. Lighting in the new cabinet was installed….but the color was wrong so it had to be re-ordered. Shelves were installed in the cabinets, and we discovered that with some of the electronics, we needed some modifications so those had to be made. John McGilvray did a great job with those final details, and everything is now fitted perfectly. A missing vent cover, a missing switch plate cover, a missing door handle…..all these little things just took time to take care of. We were 98% complete on Friday, February 17.
The next processes went very smoothly. I had scheduled Duct Doctor to clean all the ducts and HVAC systems in the house on the 17th. It had been 8 years since they had been fully cleaned, and with all the construction dust, I knew we would never get rid of the house dust if we did not do this. They did an amazing job, and at this point, we have little to no house dust. Over the weekend we started cleaning. We had the entire upstairs complete by Sunday, and on Monday I started working with our house keeper Janette on the main floor. We cleaned all the kitchen cabinets fully, and re-organized in the process. It is amazing what we were able to eliminate, and just pulling everything out lets you really see what you have so it can be put back together in a better way. We polished floors, washed walls and trim, and had everything on the main floor cleaned by Monday afternoon. The window washers came on Tuesday…..and were here for two full days. They say it won't take so long next time…..just the construction clean was really involved. The windows are shining now, and they really look great. On Tuesday, Janette and I worked again and this time cleaned the basement, starting in the laundry room and storage closet. Those areas are also well arranged now and more functional. We washed all the moldings and floors. Carpeting upstairs was also cleaned on Tuesday.
Wednesday is when the house started coming together. The rugs that had been out for cleaning and repair all were re-installed, along with the new living room rug and repurposed sisal rug in the basement. Randy Vaden took care of the rug installation, and as always did a perfect, pristine job. Pads fit perfectly, and everything is perfectly square. He also did an amazing job applying the velvet border to our living room rug, and leather to the re-purposed sisal rug in the basement. Prestige Cleaners had taken our draperies out when we moved out, and stored them for us. I didn't have them "cleaned" but they did thoroughly vacuum them and got rid of all the dust. They came on Wednesday and reinstalled them, so the rooms really started to look complete. Paul McKee and his crew spent all day Wednesday working on the audio video system tweaking it for final install. They worked until about 8:00! Less than 15 minutes after they left, we had a power surge, and the entire system went out in the whole house. No cable. No internet. No phone. This was just typical of the construction process……and it seemed like it was all related to the new system, but it wasn't. Thursday, I had to spend the afternoon here getting the problems fixed with Charter Cable and TDS Telecom.
Friday, February 24, was really a great day. We started loading the trucks with everything that had been stored, and had the first load here by 10:00. We had 5 box truck loads and about 3 van loads to get everything back in the house. Mike Croft and his delivery crew were amazing. They are so careful with everything, and I don't think we scratched one piece….or dinged any trim in the move in process. We knew where most things were going, but this was our opportunity to really think about where things would end up, and we did a fair amount of "trying out" on items to make sure we were getting them in the best place. As a result, there are lots of pieces with new homes within our house.
Saturday, Bobby and I spent all day working on the art. We pulled all the art that had been stored in the upstairs bath and powder room out, and started playing with where everything would go. There were certain pieces that went back exactly where they were before, but many others moved around. We hung, and hung, and hung. We tried things in different places….and edited the collection in the process. What we ended up with looks really great, and it showcases our collection better than it has been before. During this work, we were also placing lamps and a few key accessory pieces….but the main focus was art.
Sunday, Bobby and I worked on accessories. We really tried to limit the number of pieces that were on display, and what was left over, would go in either the new cabinet in the living room, or the new cabinet in the basement. This worked really well. We got to showcase some of our most favorite things, while at the same time being able to display virtually all of our treasures.
The process of installing rugs and draperies one day, furniture the next, then artwork, then lamps and accessories was really perfect. It allowed you to see the rooms develop. In a typical move, the house gets cluttered with empty and full boxes, art and accessories sitting everywhere, as well as things that should never be "on display" sitting out. By doing this move the way we were able to do it eliminated all of that and you could really see what you were doing. As a result, this project came together really quickly.
It was rewarding to do this for us. We install jobs all the time, and get to experience the joy that clients have with the finished product, but it is truly rewarding to do it for yourself….and when you are complete, be able to call it home. One of my clients told me a while back that her builder gave her words of advice years ago on the building process. You will forget how messy it was. You won't remember what a pain it was. You will forget what the headaches were, and you will forget the things that had to be done two or three times. You will even forget how much it cost…..but you will never forget if you like it……so it is really important to LIKE what you are doing. In retrospect, I'm not sure there is anything I would do differently.
Now, the final phase of the project. The slate roof. We are having a bit of an issue in matching the existing slate, so it has been decided that instead of trying to match it, we will replace it. This has brought up an entirely new concern in that our custom color clad windows were designed to coordinate with the roof we currently have…..so color is very important. Schmid and Rhodes is working to find a solution to the problem, and hopefully tomorrow we will have the perfect sample for the slate.
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Progress is moving a little slowly since the last post…..but the work that has been done is amazing! We have our new tv cabinet in the office 90% installed…..minus about two days worth of electronics installation. At this point, in my opinion, BIGGER IS BETTER! Wow! What a difference 17′ of glossy black cabinetry can make in a space! Instead of shrinking the space, the floor to ceiling cabinet has truly blown the roof off our room! It is amazing the lift this cabinet gives to the space. This is going to house so much of our collection of antique accessories, it is unbelievable! Plus, it will hold all of the electronics for tv and sound for the entire house, as well as a fax machine AND printer for the office. I am so excited to be getting this piece in our home. It truly is a beautiful marriage of form and function. John McGilvray and his crew have worked tirelessly to complete this, and they have done an amazing job. The effect that the air conditioning soffit had in the room has been completely eliminated, and this room has started to feel larger, more cozy, and it now has details that are consistent with the rest of the house.
So in addition to the nearly completed cabinet, the ceiling, crown, and base moldings are complete in the office…..so tomorrow, Dan Border and his crew will start putting the finishing touches on ceiling and trim paint. Hopefully by mid week we will be ready for wallpaper in this room.
Max Wood Floors worked ON SATURDAY to complete the floors in the kitchen and den. The floors are fantastic, and they did a really great job of fitting them together perfectly. It really has given these rooms the patina they lacked before. We have trim work details like shoe molding in both the kitchen and the den to complete. In the kitchen, the trim work will be a little more difficult since we have to marry a slightly lower new floor to the position of the cabinets. This can be overcome with new base pieces on the cabinets, and a new molding at the base of the island. Once again, John McGilvray and his crew will be rescuing us from what could have otherwise been a tricky predicament.
Dan Border and his painting crew are making steady progress. The upstairs bedrooms are in the process of getting their new colors, and windows still continue to be completed. They are doing a great job……and delivering a silky smooth finish. The former "green" bedroom, will still be called the green bedroom…..but the walls have gone from green to cream. The master bedroom is getting a much more dramatic treatment. We had a neutral tan tone in the bedroom that was matched to the toile wallpaper behind the bed, and a perfect blend with the carpet. I wanted to change the color to give us a fresh look, and really wanted to do a lighter color. What I realized…..as I lived in an empty house for the past two months…..it wasn't the lightness of the color I disliked. It was the fact that the color was so blah. Just beige…..it wasn't dramatic or exciting, and it really didn't add anything to the room. I am not opposed to light wall colors, and we have lots of them in our house, but in the master bedroom, the color just seemed to be flat. Our solution……GLOSSY NAVY BLUE! Can't wait to see this going up tomorrow. The painters are stealthy, and don't make a huge mess, and are quite while they are here, so it is sort of difficult sometimes to tell exactly where they have been…unless they are making a major change in wall color, which they have done today.
Home Choice continues to disappoint on the window front. Andy, the guy who has done such an amazing job installing the windows and putting up the window trim is M.I.A. He was here Wednesday of last week for part of the day, and it is now Tuesday and he is no where to be found and will not return Seth's (our job foreman) phone calls. Sounds really professional, right? In an effort to get our job complete, Seth and Schmid and Rhodes have enlisted the help of John McGilvray to complete the window trim in the house. There isn't a lot left to do….just a little bit of molding on the upstairs windows, and about half of the new dining room window. Seems like Home Choice would want to be finished with this job…..but that doesn't seem to be the way they operate. John is anticipating completion tomorrow!
This week, our goals are to complete painting in the office, finish electrical work and get all recessed lighting installed, get electronics installed in the office, get new counter top in the basement bathroom, get wallpaper installed in the basement bathroom and office, get trim work complete in kitchen and den, and hopefully get painting complete in the upstairs bedrooms.
LOTS of progress over the past week. The mess seems to have grown today….but that is part of the progress. Great strides have been made in the former office space. The random width V-groove ceiling is completely installed, and the painting is well under way. We have crown molding now in the office space, and the backboards for the fireplace are installed. For the backboards of the fireplace, we used 8″ wide V-groove and installed it horizontally. I think this is going to be a great effect once the mantle is in place. Still to do is to paint the existing brick gloss black. John McGilvray of McGilvray Woodworks is responsible for building the beautiful cabinet as well as installing our wood ceilings and mantle. He has also done a fantastic job on the custom baseboard and crown in the office.
Paul McKee with Audio Video By Design has done an amazing job of getting all the wiring installed for house sound and the new tv….and my favorite new toy, CAMERAS! We will now be able to see what is going on all over our house from anywhere in the world that we have i-phone service!
All of the windows are installed, and window trim is nearing completion. Andy from Home Choice, and all the guys from Schmid and Rhodes are really doing a great job and making sure we are happy with every single detail. I have been a little disappointed in the window ordering process from Home Choice. Schmid and Rhodes is taking care of all the errors with the window order so that I do not have to deal with the vendor…..and I am most appreciative of that, but the owner of Home Choice did not listen to our requests, and several mistakes were made that will ultimately cost him money. There were no divided lights on the functional doors in the office, so those have to be replaced. Over the front door, the window panes are a different size than the ones on the rest of the front of the house, so those two panels have to be replaced. Our new dining room window was to be fully stationary, and the panels open…..this isn't a big deal….just there was no need to have these functional, and now we have to take an extra measure to secure them. Our screens are fantastic phantom screens that slide from the side, and completely disappear into the window frame when open…..but that was a pricey detail. We had selected specific places where we thought it would make sense to use them, but we have ended up with them on almost every window….again, an expense we weren't counting on. None of these things really make that much of a difference, and the quality of the product is amazing….but a little communication from Home Choice would have been appreciated. Still….even as I write….no call from the owner apologizing for the mistakes. My words of advice here…..go over your window order multiple times to look for errors. Our order appeared to be written correctly, but there were changes made to what we approved that we were never informed about.
Above is our new mantle back board made from horizontal V-Groove paneling…..partially concealed behind a mountain of bookcase parts!
My FAVORITE thing in the renovation thus far is the new dining room window. Schmid and Rhodes did an AMAZING job of removing brick from the outside of the house to be able to enlarge this window. I always felt that the dining room window shortened the view of the outside. We have put a lot of effort over the past few years into making the backyard really special, and it was simply disconnected from the main floor of the house. The new TALLER window really has made a huge difference, and just pulls you toward it so the backyard becomes a real feature of the main floor.
After living with no floor in the kitchen and den for a month now, the antique heart pine flooring started going down today….and it looks GREAT! This is what we should have done when we moved in 8 years ago. I think it is "aging" our house beautifully. This will be the perfect touch to make us feel like we have always lived here….and that the floors are original.
The large cabinet in the office should be complete by Monday, and next week, we should be complete with painting in the office. Counter tops get installed in the office bathroom on Wednesday, and Bill Armstrong….our wallpaper installer, will start hanging the fabric on the walls in the bathroom on Thursday, and work until finished on the grass cloth wallpaper for the office. Painting should start on the walls in the upstairs bedrooms next week. We have a move in date set at this point…..TWO WEEKS! Keep your fingers crossed that we make it. There are a lot of loose ends to tie up before then, and a whole lot of cleaning….but I think we can do it, if we continue to see progress like was made this week!
It has been about 10 days since my last update. We have been working at a couple of out of town markets, and honestly, the progress has been really slow.
One good thing happening was that the kitchen island marble did get honed, and it looks amazing. When we originally put the marble top on the island, I let the installer talk me out of honing the stone. I knew it would perform better….but he didn't want to do it because it wouldn't have as much depth to the color….and I was tired of the building process and didn't want to argue. Lesson learned….we should have honed it. It was highly susceptible to any sort of acidic substance, leaving un-polished rings everywhere. Well, the honing did the trick, and the surface looks lovingly aged, and all the rings are gone. It should have been like that 8 years ago when we moved in.
Over the weekend, only about half of the ceiling was out. Today, it got progressively work. Evidently, that is what happens when you try to straighten out 44 years of unevenness. It will be level when we are done, and hopefully the effort will be worth it.
We do have the final mantle design complete for the basement, and hopefully that will be installed within a week.
A lot of electrical work has happened. The recessed lights are totally installed in the basement…..other than the ones that had to be removed due to the ceiling being torn out. We added spot lights over the beds in the two upstairs guest rooms.
There were no overhead lights in there, and this way, there will be at least one light that can come on and be effective with a flip of the switch inside the door. We also added a couple of portrait lights in the den to help even out the light in that room. It is probably the darkest room in our house, and this will be a greatly welcome addition.
At this point, almost all of the windows are in…..but nothing is trimmed. Painters are starting to work on windows, and again, nothing is complete. The ceiling has been removed in the basement, so we are ready for the new tongue and groove ceiling…..I hope. The laundry room got this same treatment, and it is installed.


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June 5th, 2013
by Sean
ive gotten these earphones twice my first pair lasted five months my second lasted a month and 6 days i love these earphones i dont see my self using any other pair of headphones.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
May 30th, 2013
by Angel
When i Had instantly it had no sound i'm used to these earphones but these where so uncomfortable i don't recommend this to any one
The Fix's
May 16th, 2013
by Jason
These are one of the few skullcandies i've owned ( and actually used on a daily basis) i bought these headphones in approximately November of 2011 and i used them on a daily basis from november until May 5th (when i had to warranty them). The thing that surprised me is that for a pair of earbuds the sound quality that came along with them was amazing. They fit in the ear nicely (if you try and force them, yea it'll hurt) and it's a good headphone. I used it and it finally had the problem of ungluing so i had to warranty these headphones, and i have a new pair coming my way. I can't wait to get them and go back to the routine of using them. They are a fantastic buy.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
April 11th, 2013
by Zack
I received these headphones as a gift and they are the worst headphones I have ever used. they are designed to stay in your ear but they get hooked on everything but your ear. they are so uncomfortable they give me a headache and earache. thanks to the ridiculous design instead of staying in your ears they constantly fall out and then get hooked on something else which is how I broke one of the ear buds practically in half. my advice don't buy these headphones because you will regret it
not a good buy
April 3rd, 2013
by Trevor
im having a bad time with mine i just got them and i literally pulled them out of the package and the right headphone was already blown! it refused to work ive been working on them for atleast 10 minutes and they wont work!
The "Fixed" Fit is Overhyped
April 1st, 2013
by Philip
I really wanted to like these after skullcandy discontinued my favorite earbuds (the Asyms), but there are a few issues. First, the "hooked in" hype that it stays in your ear is just that, hype. It doesn't really hook on much more than other brand headphones do. I'm not saying they pop out easily, but they just don't "fix/hang" in like the packaging and weight hanging ad suggests. I know there are variations in peoples ears, but I've had a lot of people try them on and they don't really hook. Secondly, and more importantly, they are way too big around. Lots of people complain about the size of their device's stock earbuds hurting their ears, which is why they turn to brands like skullcandy to replace their stock buds. But these are a good 2-3 cm larger in diameter than others. I'm a decent sized guy with bigger ears, and they are uncomfortable to wear. Lastly, I only had them for a few months and the casing of one of the speakers came unglued. I was tired of them hurting my ears anyway so I just threw them in a drawer, before I found them again yesterday and decided to write a review. Everyone else's reviews seem like they are happy with them, but they just aren't up to my expectations for a supposedly "innovative design" from skullcandy. I would say I like the in ear version better, but the cable noise is unbearable. Wish they'd bring back the Asyms now that all of mine have cable glitches.
They're never going to fall out
April 1st, 2013
by Sam
All of the pairs of headphones I've ever worn have always fallen out. Even ones from Skullcandy until these headphones. The have amazing sound quality. Sometimes I have to adjust them though. Definitly worth the price I paid.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Superior, Non-Intrusive Sound
March 31st, 2013
by Avis Largey
This replaced a similar design by Sony, and I'm pleased that it equaled the Sony's sound quality. In fact, I compare it to the Bose 901 which gives unobtrusive sound, pristine clarity and defined bass even at high volumes. Red has it all -- awesome sound, mic, attractive color and design, perfect in-ear fit with rim grip, and lifetime warranty. Thanks for an outstanding product!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
They really never fall out!
March 14th, 2013
by Amber
I bought the Fix Buds because I have tiny ears, so either nothing fits or nothing stays in. These were too big for me, but even though they always felt like they were going to fall out, they never actually did! They were uncomfortable, unfortunately, but that's a common problem for me, so I'll be buying some of the Fix In Ear soon. I would have returned these, but my husband tried them and got hooked, so I gave these to him instead and he absolutely LOVES them. The sound quality is great and they're stylish, too. He takes them to the gym every day and has never had a problem. I also chatted with a SkullCandy representative before buying, and he was very nice and helpful. The free returns policy is great--the customer service here can't be beat! Love this company and this product!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
February 28th, 2013
by Brenda
I decided to give these a shot and was almost thinking I might return them....then I plugged them into my Ipod and was shocked and amazed at how good the sound quality is. If i close my eyes I feel like I'm in a club. Great work skullcandy for making a headset that offers really quality sound.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
very nice buds
February 9th, 2013
by James
Nice buds. I never liked buds that went into your ear tunnel, and I wanted top use the buds that came with my iPod, but the quality was poor, so I was looking for buds that were like them, but had better sound quality. These were the perfect fit. They're great for when I go skiing. I love them.
Microphone Problem
February 9th, 2013
by NEXandGBX
I have a old computer, without a combo jack. I tried both jacks, the headphone jack works as headphones, the mic jack... i yell into my headphones? I dunno, can anyone help? But the headphones themself are great :3
They hurt to wear
February 1st, 2013
by AVolmer
These headphones sound good but I cannot wear them for more than 10 minutes without the cartilage in my ear hurting and after I remove them it takes at least 20 minutes for the pain to go away. BTW I can wear the apple headphones for hours without any discomfort.
Great sound, unfortunate design flaw
January 31st, 2013
by Jack
The sound for these headphones are great. They're comfortable and a great replacement for generic earbuds. My only problem is that the "hook" design gets caught on everything and i recently snagged them on something and it ripped the speaker off of the earpiece without me even realizing what happened.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Best Earbuds
January 13th, 2013
by John
These are the best earbuds ever!!!!!!!! when i was going through this site i was looking for an ear bud that would fit the ear, have too be comfortable and produce great sound. so I ordered the Skullcandy Fix In ear Version. I got just what i was looking for. The bass on these ear buds are AMAZING. the bass is not over exaggerated or muddy. the treble is very good. the best crisp vocals ever!!! just remember that the ear buds are not interchangeable. the left ear bud is for the left ear and the right ear bud is for the right ear. the case that come with these are great. It is hard and will protect the ear buds well. the only concern about these ear buds is that it is noise cancelling if you buy the Fix- in ear version, which I got. other than that The Skull candy fix are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
fall out very easily
December 28th, 2012
by Gvaral
got these headphones and since the first time I put them in i could tell that they weren't going to stay in. They fall out with the even least bit of movement. the good news is i was able to return them for a full refund and buy different pair. So bad rating for the Fix, but a five star rating for skullcandy's customer service
Poor fit
December 24th, 2012
by Mr. WilliamsM
I am frustrated to the point where I am ready to toss these. I have never had a headphone fall out of my ears like these. Which are supposing design to not fall out of your ears. I have tried everything every angle, Right left, left right. Nothing works, for those it work for congrats, but it did not work for me. I really tried to like these, wish I had kept the packaging so I could return them.
Decent enough
December 19th, 2012
by Dan The Metal Head
I decided to try out these earbuds since I needed a new pair anyway and I have some mixed reviews about it. I like how they don't fall out of my ears and they are pretty comfortable, but my only issue is that they don't block out outside noise at all, so I have to turn my volume up just to hear my music. But other than that small issue, these earbuds seem pretty good.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
December 11th, 2012
by CJ
Today I bought my second pair of in ear headphones from skullcandy. My first pair was a pair of Ink'd and the Fix was my second pair. I really love these headphones. The bass is great and the comfort is outstanding. The headphones live up to their value and they really do not fall out of your ear. The highs are not as crisp as they could be but I can live with that. Anyway, thank you Skullcandy for making a great pair of headphones.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
very unhappy
October 30th, 2012
by Shane
bought these because of all the great reviews i read. terrible fit. the earbud itself is awesome, but they CONSTANTLY fall out. sound is great, when i hold them in my ear that is.i will be returning them and i guess ill try out the titan line next.
October 12th, 2012
by Kat
reading all of the good reviews on these for running, i ordered them hoping they would work for when i dance. they actually work! through all the jumping and constant moving, they stayed in my ears! my ipod fell out of my pocket before they had a chance to fall off my ear!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Ear-bud junky finally happy
September 15th, 2012
by Doug
These are a lot like iPhone ear-buds, which are the best style for a person on the go who doesn't want to offend store clerks or get run over by policeman in hot pursuit. The key difference is that these sound great and you still have all the functionality of the iPhone buds. Love, Love Love them!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
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August 16th, 2012
by Brandon
my Godfather bought these in ear buds for me the speaker size is a little too large for my ear size i had to modify them with foam inserts from a set of motorala calling headphones and i only could only keep the fixs in my ears for only about 12 minutes before they started making my ear ache on the inside of the ear
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
June 20th, 2012
by A.T.M.
these buds are probably the #1 buds for running and they never fallout either i used these on a roller coaster ( king da ka) and stayed in, but dont try it,it will really hurt at the end, trust me.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
so far so good
June 8th, 2012
by Allen
Just got these in the mail today and unboxed the item and put both headphones in my ear and connected my Ipod to it. I wasn't even playing any music I just wanted to see if it would stay in and I was jumping up and down and running in place and shaking my head and they stayed in which was very surprising. I wanted an upgrade from my original Ipod headphones and so far these are great because they stay in my ears. While running on the treadmill my Ipod headphones will fall out a couple times an hr so we'll see how they hold up for an entire cardio session in the gym. It's hard for me to find headphones too my ears are weird other skullcandy in canal ear buds don't work for me. I could see how these buds might not fit other people but everyone is different you just gotta try them out before you know like I took a chance and got what I was looking for. So far I have noticed a little bit of a sound difference it's more crisp than the Ipod headphones and they're a lot louder but I only had them on for about 15 mins. As for the mic3 I haven't gotten a chance to make or receive a call on it yet but I bought these for my Ipod and the gym not as a handsfree substitute. If this lasts for at least a year then I will be very satisfied. Still has a lot of proving itself for me to be satisfied but it's basically half way there since they stay in my ears pretty well and that's hard enough to find. I'm more concerned about that than sound. So far so good we'll see how long it lasts.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
June 4th, 2012
by Brandon
These headphones are amazing! The sound quality is excellent and the bass is absolutely unreal. I workout at the gym with these and they stay in perfectly. After a while though, they start getting uncomfortable.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Not what I was expecting
May 26th, 2012
by Seth
While shopping for a new pair of buds, I saw a pair of these on sale for $35 and at the time I had a wallet with money to burn so I figured why not. Especially given how my TiTANs kept flying out of my ears on the rails at the skate park. I used a number of devices to get some mixed results, including my cellphone (Samsung Mythic), my Sony PSP, my iPod Touch, and my Gateway Netbook. For starters, on any of the devices, the sound leaks like crazy. I mean, yeah that's great if you're one of those people who likes to be aware of what's going on around you, but when I'm blasting fast paced screamo while shredding a bassline over the halfpipe, I don't wanna hear any wannabes or for them to hear my messed up taste in music. I gotta say, overall, they didn't stay in my ears much better than my TiTANs did, so if that's why you're getting them, I'd recommend checking out the in-ear ones. These don't hold up extremely well to high tension either, but they're more resistant to humidity and water than any pair I have, so if you go jetskiing or skiing maybe you should look at em. As for quality, I got really mixed results. On my iPod, cellphone, and PSP the quality was pretty good. I could hear the bass, solid like the rock I play on full volume. The drums tear things up so the drivers are decent. The treble stands a little out but the bass outlines it well. But on my laptop, it sounded just so terrible. It sounded so bad my dog acted like I had the plague. Any song sounded like pop from the 1700's that somehow got recorded on the world's first microphone. I can't tell you how bad they are you plan on using a laptop like mine. Overall, I'd still say the quality was pretty good on mobile. Aside, from the music leaking anyway. But the fact that they don't really stay in my ears kind of defeats the purpose of them, so thumbs down guys.
better than ipod headphones
May 8th, 2012
by Chris R.
if ur looking for a pair of headphones without earbuds but still want quality sound and bass then i recommend buying these headphones,when i first got them and put them on, the sound was amazing,i skated with these head phones to test how good they stay on,and these headphones would not come off when i skatedhaha,i was moving my body and shaking head ,these are good for not falling off and tsay on better than anyother headphones even BEATS,must buy!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
These earbuds are ok
April 29th, 2012
by Ginga Swag
When I picked up the Skullcandy FIX 3 months ago, I heard good things about them so I picked them up for $30.00. They stay in my ears fine, but the bass just isn't enough. I think the travel bag was a nice feature, though.
Does the job
April 27th, 2012
by Justin
I take them back and forth to campus at WKU, pull them in and out of my pocket numerous times, get them snagged on chairs and tables. I haven't tried using them to pick up a cinder-block like in the picture, but they are pretty hearty.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
The best buds I've ever owned
April 14th, 2012
by Juan hernandez
These ear buds sound great, have strong base, there comfortable, and stay in your ear great... I use these headphones for everything because they have great sound and allow me to be aware and hear what's around me...The only issue I had was that the rubber front had separated from the plastic housing... so the buds pretty much came apart... but a little super glue and they were good as new.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
This Is an Extremely good product
April 13th, 2012
by Alex
These headphones are great. I have used these headphones for about a week now and I am loving them. The bass is better than a lot of other headphones and the sound quality is great. I liked how they gave a little pouch to keep the headphones in when your not using them. These headphones are also great for using in school because you can hear your teacher and still listen to music at the same time. Now if you want to cancel out noise, then you should get the in ear buds. Also buy the Fix buds from skull candy, I have seen fakes at other places.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
March 24th, 2012
by Aaron
I love the FIX buds... They are simply amazing
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Not What I Was Expecting
March 22nd, 2012
by Seth
While shopping for a new pair of buds, I saw a pair of these on sale for $35 and at the time I had a wallet with money to burn so I figured why not. Especially given how my TiTANs kept flying out of my ears on the rails at the skate park. I used a number of devices to get some mixed results, including my cellphone (Samsung Mythic), my Sony PSP, my iPod Touch, and my Gateway Netbook. For starters, on any of the devices, the sound leaks like crazy. I mean, yeah that's great if you're one of those people who likes to be aware of what's going on around you, but when I'm blasting fast paced screamo while shredding a bassline over the halfpipe, I don't wanna hear any wannabe's trying to get my attention or for them to hear my messed up taste in music. I gotta say, overall, they didn't stay in my ears much better than my TiTANs did, so if that's why you're getting them, I'd recommend checking out the in-ear ones. These don't hold up extremely well to high tension either, but they're more resistant to humidity and water than any pair I have, so if you go jetskiing maybe you should look at em. As for quality, I got really mixed results. On my iPod, cellphone, and PSP the quality was pretty good. I could hear the bass, solid like the rock I play on full volume. The drums tear things up so the drivers are decent. The treble stands a little out but the bass outlines it well. But on my laptop, it sounded just so terrible. It sounded so bad my dog acted like I had the plague. Any song sounded like pop from the 1700's that somehow got recorded on the world's first microphone. I can't tell you how bad they are you plan on using a laptop like mine. Overall, I'd still say the quality was pretty good on mobile. Aside, from the music leaking anyway. But the fact that they don't really stay in my ears kind of defeats the purpose of them, so thumbs down guys.
March 14th, 2012
by Chase
These buds are the best i've ever had, they never fall out and they are great for the price. They have a really good base for ear buds. Sound quality is great on all devices. I 100% recommend SKULLCANDY.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
very good
March 12th, 2012
by Adrian
i like these but after a while it hurts my ears. it has a nice base and doesn't fall out of my ear!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Pretty Great
February 22nd, 2012
by Zackary
I usually hate buds, they hurt the ear, they fall out to easily, and/or they really have poor quality sound. I just bought these and love them. It has really good sound quality with clarity. I can wear them to the gym without worrying about them falling out, and you don't have to jam them in the ear to get good quality or get them to stay. So I certainly recommend this product.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
January 27th, 2012
by Aaron
Completely worth it. Great with Apple products, comes with mic and controls. Best non-buds earphones I have EVER owned.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Just a suggestion
January 12th, 2012
by Erick
Good sound and doesn't fall down, but when I lock the iPod, the buttons in the earphones still work, and if they're pressed accidentally in my pocket, music starts, so its kind of annoying to hear sound from my pocket when it shouldn't.
Good, some suggestions.
December 23rd, 2011
by Andrew
I like them the sound is good, I also cant use them with my phone. But they work regardless. If I had to make some suggestions, I would say make the cord a little shorter, move the little controller to the point where the cords come together, and put a little slider thing that brings the head phones together on these and you would be set. Other than that perfect, does what it says.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
These are good headphones
December 18th, 2011
by Redheadwondr
These are great. I bought them about a month ago and they are still going strong. The sound quality is the best I've had from ear buds. I've really enjoyed them. The only complaint I have is the cord has separated leaving wires exposed at the mic. But other than that really good
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Above average
December 16th, 2011
by Coolgame8787
I've had these for two weeks and I like them. It has a good sound for buds and I'm a major buds man. I really love how convenient it is to use the mic. It's kinda uncomfortable with the "fix"
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Head Turner
December 9th, 2011
Although the buttons don't work with my phone (they do work with my friend's phone), I bought them because of the idea of not having them fall out of my ears. They pretty much do the job of hanging on up there and they sound pretty good, too. I don't normally like buds because they don't like my ears, but these really do the job. The sound quality is pretty good (especially for buds). And although people are always looking for noise cancellation, I like that they DON'T cancel much sound because that way I can listen to my music in class and when my professor bugs me about not paying attention, I can give her the answer and tell her off. I bought the red and black ones and they match my phone, phone case, and shoes perfectly so when I whip it out to change music, it tends to turn some heads. The are only two very slight problems I've had with them : 1) the cord is a little long for my taste. I can keep them in a cargo pocket of my shorts/pants and still be dangling some cord. 2) They're shaped like hooks. And like hooks, they tend to grab on to things if I am going mono for a minute or if I'm unraveling them to put them on. I've had some close calls with ripping a headphone off the cord.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Nice earbuds
December 7th, 2011
Nice sound. Does a good job of staying in my ear while I'm out around town. I actually just bought a pair for my brother-in-law for Christmas, thought he'd enjoy them on the hill.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Very good!
Technical Specs
- 34 ohms
- less than 0.05% (1mW/500Hz)
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Race, Identity, and Power in the Choctaw Nation
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Theft and Violence on the Creek-Georgia Frontier, 1763–1812
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One People, Two Nations: A Comprehensive History of the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk Peoples
Hutchinson, Corinne, Georgetown University
The Morphosyntax of Child Code-Mixing: Evidence from Bilingual Navajo-English Speakers
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Copular Predication in Okanagan Salish
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Economic and Social Experiences of Indigenous "Forced Transnationalism" Across Borderlands: Mexico and the United States
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