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12/24/12 at 6:37am
The cost is not double in the US though...
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post #3902 of 6397
12/24/12 at 6:37am
The cost is not double in the US though...
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post #3903 of 6397
12/24/12 at 9:42am
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Originally Posted by Malevolent View Post

 

Thanks. I wonder why he was banned in the first place.

 

Anyway, do you think the Headfonia reviewers were overly negative of the M-100 due in part to the massive hype surrounding them on HF? I just feel like the review is more suited for a low range basshead can than the M-100.

 

For example, look at Ed's own words -

Sound wise I find the M-100 a very difficult one to recommend. The hype for this headphone has been ridiculous - if you live on head-fi.org anyway - and perhaps that effected my ultimate opinion, but I have sat on this review for a while now and my thoughts are not shifting.


I do think the review was unfair based on my comparative listening experience.  I was doing some last minute shopping and they just opened a huge updated Apple store at the mall near me. I A/B'd about a dozen headphones again compared to the M-100 and I felt they were the best sounding headphones in the store.  I am not just talking about bass, but the entire range.  The only bassier headphone was the UE6000, but their bass is not as tight.

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post #3904 of 6397
12/24/12 at 12:58pm
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Originally Posted by danny93 View Post

No not at all...

 

Some people (like myself) may be searching for an upgrade to the DT770 and havent found one yet, and IMO the M100 is a very worth while upgrade and worth the price difference IMO! 

fair enough man

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post #3905 of 6397
12/24/12 at 12:59pm
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Originally Posted by Prakhar View Post

The cost is not double in the US though...

I'm in WA. the m100 I saw were $300 and the Dt 770 Pro's were $160

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post #3906 of 6397
12/24/12 at 1:28pm
Is the V-Moda LP the bassiest set of cans in the 100$ range?
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post #3907 of 6397
12/24/12 at 1:48pm
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Is the V-Moda LP the bassiest set of cans in the 100$ range?

Yeah I think so... Either those or XB500s

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Originally Posted by AbsoluteNOOB View Post

I'm in WA. the m100 I saw were $300 and the Dt 770 Pro's were $160

Oh, it depends on the version. The Bass heavy version is 80ohms and is over $200 on amazon.

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post #3908 of 6397
12/24/12 at 1:53pm
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Originally Posted by Prakhar View Post

Yeah I think so... Either those or XB500s

Are they really as awful as lots of the reviews say they are? I've got the M50's and the bass doesn't have enough power even with my Fiio E11 set on EQ 2. 

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post #3909 of 6397
12/24/12 at 2:05pm
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Are they really as awful as lots of the reviews say they are? I've got the M50's and the bass doesn't have enough power even with my Fiio E11 set on EQ 2. 

I personally have not heard them but for EDM they shouldnt be too bad. Maybe some others can chime in?
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post #3910 of 6397
12/24/12 at 2:37pm
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Are they really as awful as lots of the reviews say they are? I've got the M50's and the bass doesn't have enough power even with my Fiio E11 set on EQ 2. 

If you're talking about the crossfade than they are not bad for edm, hiphop, rap, dubstep, etc. When I had mine I used them all the time for those genre. I wouldn't recommend them for rock or classical or country or anything like that.

And yes, I agree with you about the M50, they lack bass, that's why I returned mine after a week.

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post #3911 of 6397
12/24/12 at 2:41pm
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Originally Posted by invalid404 View Post

Are they really as awful as lots of the reviews say they are? I've got the M50's and the bass doesn't have enough power even with my Fiio E11 set on EQ 2. 


It depends on your definition of awful.  If you just wants gobs of bass they are great for that.  If you care about detail, resolution and transparency for multi-genre listening, then yes, IMO, they are awful for that.

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post #3912 of 6397
12/24/12 at 3:31pm
Do you guys still consider the V-moda m-100 as a bass head headphone?
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post #3913 of 6397
12/24/12 at 3:31pm
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Originally Posted by invalid404 View Post

Are they really as awful as lots of the reviews say they are? I've got the M50's and the bass doesn't have enough power even with my Fiio E11 set on EQ 2. 

Do you like bass music? You shall not be dispointed. Want a versatile can, look elsewhere. Personal, I love mine!
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post #3914 of 6397
12/24/12 at 3:37pm
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Originally Posted by charvat8 View Post

Do you like bass music? You shall not be dispointed. Want a versatile can, look elsewhere. Personal, I love mine!

I certainly do but I don't know if I want to go for a basshead headphone with a little more all rounder capability or if I want the LP... I am sure that I could EQ them to get the sound I am looking for. How do they compare in size to the M50? How do they leak? I am stuck between the LP or the WS55. The LP is only another 5$ more.
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post #3915 of 6397
12/24/12 at 4:07pm
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Originally Posted by Carlos4996 View Post

Do you guys still consider the V-moda m-100 as a bass head headphone?


The M-100 definitely qualifies as a basshead headphone, but with emphasis on quality over quantity.  However, don't think they aren't deep and powerful.  They are capable of powerful, deep, distortion-free bass with some amplification.

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