[mistarobotics]

Does someone have a picture of the white pearl m100 with the white earpads???

 

[robble]

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Does someone have a picture of the white pearl m100 with the white earpads???

Pics of the M-100's are few and far between until V-Moda gets finished shopping the pics from the photoshoot, my friend

 

[Evshrug]

I'm sure you guys will be very impressed. I'm usually more of a black headphone kind of person but got the white pearl M-80s to mix it up - of all the cans I have and all the white headphones I have ever seen, they are the classiest IMO.

I'm very enamoured with my white headphones, but they're more balanced between white with black trim and a color accent than VTF-100 White/Chrome/Grey look. I'm not saying one is better, but two different attractive/modern executions

I wouldn't feel tacky wearing them out and about, except that mine are huge and have an obnoxious-length cord.

 

[EveTan]

I have a feeling these white headphones would get dirty if I touched them with art charcoal hands, even if they are dirt resistant. Either way, I didn't that and got the shadow scheme. 

 

[Evshrug]

If I was working with charcoal, I would be concerned with driver damage... And would probably stick to KSC75s. Or speakers.

 

[autoteleology]

Spoiler: White%20M-100

 
I've never seen a more solid looking headphone in my life. Those look DURABLE.

 

[EveTan]

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If I was working with charcoal, I would be concerned with driver damage... And would probably stick to KSC75s. Or speakers.

Driver damage? How does charcoal damage it?

 

[our martin]

Whites the new black!

 

[miceblue]

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Spoiler: White%20M-100

 
I've never seen a more solid looking headphone in my life. Those look DURABLE.

 

Spoiler: Warning%3A%20Semi-Off%20Topic

The new Sennheiser headphone actually looks way more solid/durable than the M-100. Aluminum headband adjustor, real leather headband and earcups, glass fiber-reinforced plastic earcups.

 
 
Not to mention how durable/solid-looking the new Sony MDR-1 looks too

 

 

[BRSxIgnition]

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Spoiler: Warning%3A%20Semi-Off%20Topic

The new Sennheiser headphone actually looks way more solid/durable than the M-100. Aluminum headband adjustor, real leather headband and earcups, glass fiber-reinforced plastic earcups.

 
 
Not to mention how durable/solid-looking the new Sony MDR-1 looks too

 

Agreed - it'll be cool to see which wins

 

[daphen]

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Spoiler: Warning%3A%20Semi-Off%20Topic

The new Sennheiser headphone actually looks way more solid/durable than the M-100. Aluminum headband adjustor, real leather headband and earcups, glass fiber-reinforced plastic earcups.

 
 
Not to mention how durable/solid-looking the new Sony MDR-1 looks too

 

No offense, but those Senns looks so thin you'll be able to bend the aluminium and the Sony's must be all plastic? 
My M80's got ran over by a car and don't have a dent on them, just saying.

 

[roma101]

Yeah I wouldn't call them more durable than the parts that V-MODA uses in their headphones. They've definitely taken BQ up a couple of notches.

 

[our martin]

They look a bit like the akg3003i

 

[DaBomb77766]

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They look a bit like the akg3003i

Wait, what does?

 

[miceblue]

No offense, but those Senns looks so thin you'll be able to bend the aluminium and the Sony's must be all plastic? 
My M80's got ran over by a car and don't have a dent on them, just saying.

Well the aluminum on the V-MODA's looks pretty thin too, maybe comparable in thickness to the Momentum. V-MODA's parts are bent on the other hand, whereas the the Momentum is pretty much flat. The bent metal may or may not help the headphone's integrity as it's being strained. I'm not a mechanical engineer though so I wouldn't have a clue, hahahaha.