Solrighal
Headphoneus Supremus
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Seeing as the XS was just released, would you think another successor to the m-100 will come out?
You mean something that doesn't self-destruct?
Seeing as the XS was just released, would you think another successor to the m-100 will come out?
Seeing as the XS was just released, would you think another successor to the m-100 will come out?
If the XS's had surpassed the M-100's then perhaps. They more just met the M100's standards.
Considering the XS costed $9999.99, surely they surpassed the M100's...
You mean something that doesn't self-destruct?
Yeah, I still have 2 major cracks on the right earcup, a less serious crack on the left earcup, and my left wingplate has a crack near the screw. It still works though, so I can't really complain. XD
No, there was a new one that got started a week ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/711461/are-the-v-modas-overrated-by-people-who-dont-have-enough-experience-with-headphones
I can imagine that the rather complex form does have areas of high tension and minor variances in the production process might show up as cracks.
But besides being a cosmetic thing: did anyone have an issue with a cup actually breaking? I fully understand someone taking care of their headphones and being unhappy with cosmetic problems without cause. To me its more important that it works as expected and does not break.
Don't ask me my friend. I have never knowingly been stylish. I'm actually good at being not stylish.
This afternoon I had need of a short 1/8" stereo male-to-male cable and since I recently said to go ahead and buy the AUVIO cable from Radio Shack I figured I'd do the same and picked up a black with silver accents 3-foot cable.
How does it sound? Well, laid flat on the table in a quiet room it doesn't make any sound at all. Nor does it make any sound when coiled although there is a slight rustle when the cover rubs against itself. It does make a quiet thrumming sound when pulled taught and plucked. Other than that it doesn't sound like anything.
I then plugged one end into my M-100. The barrel fits neatly in the socket. I plugged the other end into my Clip Zip and pressed "play". Sure enough, Judas Priest's "(Take These) Chains" comes out of the headphones. The cable works, as expected.
The V-MODA cables are better cables at least in terms of build. Softer and more flexible cover material, less microphonic noise and they cost less. But if you need a short cable for your M-100 right now then the AUVIO cable works just fine.