V-MODA M-100: Discussion/Feedback, Reviews, Pics, etc.
Feb 23, 2014 at 11:36 PM Post #18,782 of 23,366
Can someone who owns the m100s help me out. I'm wondering how detailed pianos sound with these. (Not classical music) Kind of an odd question but if you could help that would be appreciated.

 
I can tell you The Dresden Dolls sound AMAZING. I admit there's a lot of percussion going on with them, but the piano sings and shimmers, on the low notes you can hear the wobble of the thick strings, dynamics are all present. Fired up Aerith's Theme from FF7 covered by Dagmar Krug and I can't imagine needing any more out of 'em. 
 
Feb 23, 2014 at 11:48 PM Post #18,783 of 23,366
Can someone who owns the m100s help me out. I'm wondering how detailed pianos sound with these. (Not classical music) Kind of an odd question but if you could help that would be appreciated.

+1 to someguydude's comments about the dresden dolls, they sound amazing. Warren Zevon also sounds amazing. I think you'll be happy with the m-100.
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 6:09 AM Post #18,786 of 23,366
Try the m100s on 2019kps or 1900kps with a DAC. Sounds amazing.
wow very flac
many noise

imho 941kps flac / alac sounds more realistic since 2000kps flac is sprouting sounds that humans can't hear. I can hear the difference between 941kps flac and 320kps.
Don't even talk to me about 256kps mp3. I have it but ignore the quality.

Try Phonat - Never (Asa & Sorrow Remix) on FLAC with a DAC with M100s. Oh damn that bass so titanius
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 6:14 AM Post #18,787 of 23,366
My girlfriend loves the sound of the M-100s with her iPhone 5, but she thinks they are too large.  Does anyone here know of any on-ear headphones with a similar sound signature, but slightly smaller, thinner, and less noticeable?  She can't wear IEMs or any type of earbuds, but wants something that is not so visible.

Thanks for any suggestions anyone can give.

I have the Remix Remote from V-MODA and surprisingly they sound very good. Sound nothing like the M100s really, but they sound good for small earphones.
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 10:21 AM Post #18,788 of 23,366
  I have another question regarding the leather band. ( I'm not sure what material it is? )
 
Is it something that easily rip? or is it very durable?

Mine has like... 2 tiny hole on it. ( ??? )

 

After a little under a year of usage, I started noticing tears in my White M-100 headband and I repaired them with liquid leather. I used to toss my headphones into my backpack without using the case and I think the shuffling around inside my bag started to wear on them. Use the case if you throw them inside a bag. Otherwise, regular around the head/neck usage shouldn't be a problem.

 
Feb 24, 2014 at 11:14 AM Post #18,790 of 23,366
Can someone who owns the m100s help me out. I'm wondering how detailed pianos sound with these. (Not classical music) Kind of an odd question but if you could help that would be appreciated.


Detail is remarkably good for what's supposed to be a fun headphone. Savatage makes extensive use of grand piano in their music including several songs that are mostly piano solos. They sound fine on my M-100's. That is, the piano sounds like a piano and not a violin or a synthesizer or something. Maybe I'd notice a difference side by side with a live grand piano but listening on my commute? Nah.

Along those lines, Apocalyptica + Crossfade M-100 = magnificent.
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 9:27 PM Post #18,792 of 23,366
[COLOR=0066FF]My C5D arrived today :D although the mini usb cable that was supplied is pretty long... ( 1.5ft )[/COLOR]

[COLOR=0066FF]Do you guys know where I can purchase a shorter cable from?[/COLOR]

My FIIO Is about 6 inches.So how does it sound so far?
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 9:29 PM Post #18,793 of 23,366
You are talking about the mini to mini right?
 
Feb 24, 2014 at 9:32 PM Post #18,794 of 23,366
I cannot tell you how much I now want one of those with the lightning-pin connector to hook it into my 5S. :T
 

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