JohannLiebert
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I dont care a lot for the KEF M500, but the m200 is awesome. Costs new only 200€ in germany and easily outplays most 300-400€ competition. IMO
Curious: Why don't you like the m500's?
I know what I don't like about them; the treble. It's not natural.
I dont care a lot for the KEF M500, but the m200 is awesome. Costs new only 200€ in germany and easily outplays most 300-400€ competition. IMO
I know what I don't like about them; the treble. It's not natural.
Otherwise, great headphones and world-class as far as on-ears go
M500 is quite interesting. The bass... it's different from anything else I've ever owned or heard. It's like MDR7550's bass, but stronger yet less present. It decays like crazy wide and has ultra punch. Maybe this sounds like a over hype, but this is just one man's opinion. The sound stage is also ridiculous for a closed back as well. But to keep it bit more realistic, there's a downside, and it's a fairly big one to. It does lack clarity when compared to other options like DT1350 and M4U1. It sounds quite relaxing and romantic.
Sold my pair of KEF M200 off. In less than 4 hours too.
Didn't you like it? I still always come back to it after nts
For me the M200 is the first IEM I could never part with it. I tried a lot in ears in the 150-700€ price range...
The W4 was my first entry in the "highend" bracket of In-Ears, my first love. And I kinda feel like I am back with the W4 again cause they share a VERY similiar presentation.
Just that the KEF M200 does almost everything better - for half of the price. Only in comfort and isolation W4 remains the champ.
The price/performance ratio is absolutely stunning if you happen to like a warm, relaxed presentation.