Ordered M100's with this design on brushed metal shields. Just thought I'd share and see people's opinions on the design. May post pics when they arrive in 1-2 weeks.
And cables eventually break like running shoes or soles. But ours will 100x less because they pass million bends and have Kevlar reinforced,so you can replace them for free with a picture if it's broken without sending it in...
They definitely hold up well, even after one year of almost daily use. The cable over time got some tendency to coil up a bit, but not a major problem. Still loving the orange color (I got the matte black M-100). And the 45° plug is just right.
Overall they have a nice, reassuringly solid feel to them. Sometimes I pick specifically the M-100 as rather low-profile (for an over-ear that is) and robust enough for a day out where it will live in a bag for some time, i.e. not specifically cared for.
..I noticed some sort of noise in the right cup that sounds like a screw or something is loose inside and if I flip the cup around in just rattles around..kinda weird.. Wonder if I should disect my m100 to investigate.. Seems the screw/orrock/orwhatever gets stuck sometimes and I don't hear the noise for a while until I manage shake it loose again..
..I noticed some sort of noise in the right cup that sounds like a screw or something is loose inside and if I flip the cup around in just rattles around..kinda weird.. Wonder if I should disect my m100 to investigate.. Seems the screw/orrock/orwhatever gets stuck sometimes and I don't hear the noise for a while until I manage shake it loose again..
You can find a Magnolia everywhere in the US, and the distribution chain just became much larger for Vmoda. I guess we have different ideas about what boutique is.
I've just received my M-100's today and must say that they sound fantastic with my progressive/deep house music
The only problem I have is they have too much pressure from the headband over my ears, can someone tell me if the headband gets a bit looser over time or is there a way to adjust it without causing any damage.
You can bend the headband to better fit your head. As V-Modas FAQ states at http://v-moda.com/faq/#crossfades
My headband is too tight, what can I do?
To relieve the pressure, you can stretch the headband by bending it outwards (placing hands on the ends of the headband - not the earcups). You may repeat this process until you're happy with a looser fit. You can also bend the headband inwards to make a tighter fit.
To relieve the pressure, you can stretch the headband by bending it outwards (placing hands on the ends of the headband - not the earcups). You may repeat this process until you're happy with a looser fit. You can also bend the headband inwards to make a tighter fit.
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