I also recomend getting the Xl pads for the M100 they improve the sound stage and lessen the bass a bit while also improving the seperation of instruments very good investment for $20, I highly recomend them.
. For an all rounder I recomend the Momentums as for they sound amazing and do look sexy but you might get the problem of the ear pads being to small so if you want them best to go and try then before you buy, for a fun headphone the M100 are the way to go plus the construction is amazing but one problem though in that the ear pads may be to shallow so if u go with the M100 get the XL pads as well, the UE6000 are a good headphone but to me the sounded a little bit congested and when playing a heavy bass track I felt that the bass could get bloated and lag and be slow a bit. The T350 awsome headphones but the construction on both Momentums and M100 feel so much better and treble on the T350 can get harsh but with some eq and burn in they are very good headphones that can compare with the Momentum. I havent had the chance to try the HP50 and the MDR1R so I won't comment on them. For my taste though I enjoy the Momentum the most when holding them, they just feel so light but at the same time very high quality and as for comfort simply amazing but I do have small ears so it really isnt a problem and as for sound simply lush laid back and relaxing. The M100 in hand feel better than the Momentum but the Momentum had something luxurios that I just love. The M100 though feel like tanks, very sturdy and epecially in matte or shadow they look very sexy and sleek aswell and also the funnest of them all. Once you put the XL pads though wow the headphone changes completely, better comfort and better sound with the XL pads is all I need to say and fun factor goes high up maybe even top 3 of my collection of headphones and iems I own, you can just simply crank up the volume and feels like you are at a rave party no jokes!! Now the T350 are nicely built but for the original price with all honesty they could have done better, like maybe added more metal than plastic or simply just change the design, not saying I don't like them but they could have been better, but for sound they live up to the price. They are fun bit laid back a perfect all rounder mayne the Momentums do have a smoothet sound but the T350 have a sound singnature that can be fun but relaxing at the same time. I really don't know how to describe it but for trance the T350 really do shine. Also thougb the M100 and T350 benefit the most when amped so keep that in mind. But with my opinion the Momentums that hot sexy chic that you can trust and she'll be loyal to you all the time and you can simply kick back with her anytime you want, she undetstands you and when you need a helping hand she is always there to get you right up. The M100 is that seriously hot babe you find at a rave or nightclub that you can simply forget all your life problems when you are with her and she'll give you some enjoyment back
haha. The T350 is that sporty chic that likes yoga but also doesnt mind going out to a nice bar or club and having a fun time. She likes cracking jokes and won't mind if you crack jokes about her or your life storys, very kind and loyal and can cook up a seriously amazimg dish. The M100, Momentums and T350 are all amazing headphones and all can suit your music taste but what I think will matter most is do you need strong durabilty? Do you need some light weight and portable? The T350 and Momentums both have large cases compared to the M100. So you need to look and ask your self what you will be using them for and which ones do you like the most out of looks. As for sound I can gladly say they all are very good headphones.
Maybe the MDR-1R might be the one for me too?
. Haha I will always be here to helpThanks much for the replies and keeping my thread alive Loco! Amazing analogy comparing headphones to women, you must be good with both
And with that, let me share my analogy with the MDR-1R, which I had plenty of auditions with: The MDR-1R is like your Girl next door, even with her simple style and looks it will be hard for you not to notice, and if you spend some time with her you will feel the comfiest and coziest. She will tell how you fun she is having with you, but wont bore you the details. I should know... because I am married to one
. I still an not a complete pro with headphones but I do like to have a mix of basshead and balanced headphones. And how do the MDR-R1 sound, is it bassy or balanced or inbetween or maybe even a treble sound signature?
