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Specifically the lower frequency response. I expect them to have 'louder' bass than the M80 but does it reach deeper? is there more texture? I don't want bass cannons. I was just hoping for more dimension vs the M80.
Bass goes deeper than M-80, they purr and shake a bit like LP/LP2s. I don't think we'll see much dissapointment in bass once we get more reviews, I think it may be quite contrary long-term! They aren't pure bass cannons but they definitely hit hard yet are clean and controlled and it doesnt bleed into the mids.
Fit/seal is important w bass, so be sure to have it adjusted properly arm-length wise on your head!
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And here's where the M-100 will not fail to satisfy. To me the bass on the M-100s is absolutely magical - let's just say that because of this single feature, I'm actually finding myself looking for new tracks that will emphasise on that feature. Is it deep? Yes. Is it controlled - very much so. Is it smooth & textured, h3ll yeah. And finally, is it addictive? Yes it is.
No I'm not a basshead but if liking the M-100 bass (specifically 'cos I don't really like the bass in the other bass-heavy headphones) means I'm a basshead, then I guess I am - an M-100 basshead.
Final closing keyword: Rumble!!
Yup, I feel they are "VIBRANT"... and they do vibrate.
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Haha...
Go for a drunken review mate...should make for an interesting read!
2X this one "DRUNKREVIEWS.com", a revolutionary new tech blog. Reviewer discloses alcohol consumed then the test process: 6 shots of tequila and a bottle of red wine. Product: ____ Verdict: ____
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Darts+Drinking=Dangerous! Bulls everywhere are watching out.
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just wondering...why are so many people concerned over the bass? IMO the M-80 already had very good bass, better bass quality sounds great, but more quantity? I want an audiophile sound signature with slightly boosted bass for mobile listening, and thats what i'm expecting from M-100, not bone shaking quality drowning bass cannons hahah
People love bass, I think we'll see that we have a good balance of bass yet "modern audiophile" just like M-80, but a bit deeper. Don't underestimate the importance of genre, music recordings, masterings in judgment.
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My M-100s just got here
I'm taking a lot of pictures and listening to them. Even though it doesn't mean much coming from me, I will be posting impressions and reviews shortly.
CONGRATS
MY OFFICIAL TRAX
I am going to post our team's primary test tracks too later, but the songs I used the most during development were:
*1) Carl Kennedy / Tommy Trash - Blackwater (in WAV/AIFF at Beatport by Subliminal http://www.beatport.com/track/blackwater-feat-rosie-henshaw-club-mix/1187625 )
*2) Val Kolton - Once Bitten (WAV http://www.beatport.com/track/once-bitten-original-mix/3716645 )
*3) Dire Straits - Money for Nothing
4) Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
to a lesser extent
5) Ja vstretil vas "I've met you" lossless Roby Lakatos instrumental
6) Famous Blue Raincoat lossless 5:34 Jennifer Warnes
7) Lucia Di Lammermoor lossless 3:29 Vitas (from 5th element)
1,2,3 are my official "theme songs of' in the making M-100. LP was by Sharam - Don't Say a Word and Dada Life Let's get Bleeped Tonight. M-80 was "Beat It" by Michael Jackson. LP2 was Once Bitten Twice Shy (mine) and Italoboyz Live Mixes