[snappyaxolotl]

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[rikardoliepa]

Sell your ie80 and buy vmoda m80 and audio technica ckm500 for $55. They sound great- sq comparable to ie80. I have both.

 

[snappyaxolotl]

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Sell your ie80 and buy vmoda m80 and audio technica ckm500 for $55. They sound great- sq comparable to ie80. I have both.

 
IE80s are better for me still

 

[snappyaxolotl]

Bump!

 

[snappyaxolotl]

Additional bump? I edited out and added some information for more understanding...

 

[Ev0lution]

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IE80s are better for me still

Hey everyone,
pretty interesting thread...
I'm a proud owner of a pair of V-Moda M80's and i don't why, but they are FU**IN' awesome! i just fell in love with their sound signature they are (IMHO) a little warm and laid-back (dark!?) but still sound pretty open (awesome soundstaging, too)...
The Sennheiser IE80's (for listening while on the go...) cought my eye, too and i was wondering if soundstage and instrument seperation is on par with the M80's... 
 
uhm, btw, the M80's are pretty comfortable, if you bend the headband a slight bit, my ears get a little warm after like 2,5 hours of listening, though

 

[snappyaxolotl]

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Hey everyone,
pretty interesting thread...
I'm a proud owner of a pair of V-Moda M80's and i don't why, but they are FU**IN' awesome! i just fell in love with their sound signature they are (IMHO) a little warm and laid-back (dark!?) but still sound pretty open (awesome soundstaging, too)...
The Sennheiser IE80's (for listening while on the go...) cought my eye, too and i was wondering if soundstage and instrument seperation is on par with the M80's... 
 
uhm, btw, the M80's are pretty comfortable, if you bend the headband a slight bit, my ears get a little warm after like 2,5 hours of listening, though

 
Thanks!