[Jefferent]

Stress relief!

 

[Grampa Sam]

My design came out pretty well, great quality shields. Anyone know how resilient are the shields to scratching?

 

[Tom22]

My design came out pretty well, great quality shields. Anyone know how resilient are the shields to scratching?

it would really depend on what kind of scratches like i screwed up when swapping out the shield and scraped the sheilds using the hex screw
 
yet... theres no mark =)!

 

[Jefferent]

My design came out pretty well, great quality shields. Anyone know how resilient are the shields to scratching?

Would have love them more with the purple outlines in your initial design. Good design though. Kudos to you sir!
 

 

[Jefferent]

Back to normal pads, successfull swap no damage!

 

[Jefferent]

In comparison with my current headphones, now I really appreciate the treble of the m100's .

Treble doesnt fatigue my ears unlike my other cans.

 

[Solrighal]

If you ever go for open headphones I suspect you'll enjoy the HD 650.

 

[Jefferent]

If you ever go for open headphones I suspect you'll enjoy the HD 650.

i'll take note of that, sooner or later I'll be getting open back headphones for some serious listening.

Thank you.

 

[DrGonzo]

FYI, for anyone that switches out shields often (or even once for that matter) I highly recommend a good quality hex driver (1.5mm); like this one:

http://www.amazon.com/MIP-Moores-Ideal-Products-Thorp-Driver/dp/B0006NAO2U

Totally makes the job so much simpler than using the little allen wrench provided by V-moda. The one in the link above is the one I use and it is made of high quality metal and grips the hex screws well, which helps to prevent stripping. Plus the larger handle makes turning the hex a breeze.

You can find them on ebay and a number of other places.

 

[SpiderNhan]

So the peeling on the headband has become noticeable enough that the liquid leather repairs are starting to make it look gunky. I've now resorted to artists tape and will play around with designs and such. I'm thinking of getting some matte orange tape to match my Verza. 

 

 

[uopjo6]

I've had a chance with the 100's a couple times in stores. I really like how it sounds with my music and want one but I think it's been out quite a while now.
 
Is there any chance there will be a M100 successor soon? Something over-ear and not on-ear like XS. 

I can't find any rumors anywhere. 

 

[plakat]

As Val himself noted the M-100 is not a short-lived model, they intend to keep it for a while. If it suits your needs and you like its sound -- get it. It won't be obsolete tomorrow (and even a successor won't make it any less good).
 
Overall I think its not a good thing to change models each year, so I welcome V-Modas approach of keeping something that is definitely done right.

 

[Jefferent]

My V-moda M100 headphone stand!

 

[uopjo6]

  As Val himself noted the M-100 is not a short-lived model, they intend to keep it for a while. If it suits your needs and you like its sound -- get it. It won't be obsolete tomorrow (and even a successor won't make it any less good).
 
Overall I think its not a good thing to change models each year, so I welcome V-Modas approach of keeping something that is definitely done right.

Thanks and I totally agree.
 
I'm going to dig right in. I've had new models being released a month after a purchase before. It was due to my lack of research at that time so I just wanted to avoid it, but you're right. 

 

[Jefferent]

Welcome to the gang! Uopjo6!
Im sure you'll love them!

What color you'll get?