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Recessed mids? Try this mod... It's called the 'hygiene fix'.
Recessed mids? Try this mod... It's called the 'hygiene fix'.
Recessed mids? Try this mod... It's called the 'hygiene fix'.
I have never had V Modas before and am looking to pick up the M100's but at the same time i was looking at the LP2's, is the $130 diffrence between them worth it if i'm looking for clear vocals, vivid highs, decent mids and a good bass that wont drown out any of the finer details? i going to use them mainly for casual listening and gaming.
I have personally never heard the LP2's, but in my research opinion (as I was leaning towards the LP2s before I found out the M100 existed/was in the making) I think the M100's are more worth it. From what I've read the M100s have more overall detail and less muddy bass than the LP series. Also, I really love the dual inputs from a gamers perspective. Plugging one input into my TV for the ps3 or for watching tv (as loud as I want without bothering anyone else), and then one input in my computer for either skype calls or music. Pretty useful.
Have you found any closed headphones that are bass-heavy with forward mids and extended highs?
Recessed mids? Try this mod... It's called the 'hygiene fix'.
Quote:Have you found any closed headphones that are bass-heavy with forward mids and extended highs?
For portability, IEM's may be the way to go if you're looking for the triple-threat
But all in seriousness, this may be where the problem lies. I think quite a few of us were totally expecting an even-handed headphone from the development impressions; not bass canons. Dont get me wrong, I thought they sounded phenomenal on some songs, but overall came out pretty loppy on house, lounge, or jazz.
Based off the impressions during the development, I was expecing, more ore less, an M-80 with tighter bass responce, and better extended treble. This simply was not the case; it was a totally different breed of sound.
Nay, and thus my search for 'the one can' continues. However, the paper towel mod + M-100 is pretty close.
I look forward to demoing the K167 and K267 to see how they fair, but I have a feeling that the blood sweat and tears that went into the M-100 will show in comparison, but K267's 3 in 1 might trump the M-100 in terms of multi use, so its all up to SQ and freq response at this point.
I really enjoy a lot of the features i see offered on m100's, my only real conern with them is with the vocals. I listen to a lot of vocals in my music and some people and places i have looked seem to indicate the vocals are a bit lacking in the m100s while everying else seems to be good. Though some people also have expressed to me that the base is a bit mudled on the m100's, or at least the base is a bit flatter. Whats your opinion on the vocals and base for the m100's, do the vocals seem distant at all?
What the...is it weird that I find the K 701 to be more comfortable than the M-100 while listening with 1 ear? That...doesn't make any sense considering the M-100's earcups are practically half the size of the K 701, no joke, and are designed with DJ's in mind. I can't imagine any DJ's using a K 701 to do his/her work.
On another note, I guess it's time to bring-out that 'ol SpeakEasy cable again since I now have a device that's more compatible with it. I shall test its call quality if I get a phone call any time soon.
Actually yeah, you can get some really good IEM's for a pretty low cost nowadays. I bought my brother a SE215 for Christmas at 20% off and the mids are definitely more forward than the M-100, bass impact isn't as hard but it's deeper, and the treble....meh you can forget about those with the 215's (testings done on an iPhone 4S with 320 kbps MP3 in a quiet environment). XD Definitely definitely definitely worth the $80 I paid though, not to mention -33 dB of noise isolation (according to Innerfidelity).
As a portable headphone, I think the M-100 really excels there as it offers a similar bass quantity to the SE215, a fairly good amount of detail, and leaves the highs sparkly so you can enjoy some rock while mobile listening.
And whooo yes the O2 makes the M-100 sound much better versus from just out of the iPhone....even though I'm double amping (I don't have a FiiO L_ LOD since I never needed one before).
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I enjoy vocals as well. One of the things I love about the M-100 is that when there isn't anything bass dominant on the recording, it won't show up out of nowhere through the M-100. Vocals from Emeli Sande and Christina Perri sound as good as I have heard through any headphone, especially with a decent amp that can bring out the mids. Listening critically, I do understand why some could say mids on the M-100 are recessed compared to mid-centric cans, but only slightly. To have authoritative bass combined with excellent vocals in one headphone is what really makes the M-100 stand out in the $300 crowd.
Regarding your bass comments, two words I would NEVER use to describe M-100 bass are muddled or flat, so no worries about that :wink_face: