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V-MODA Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphone (Matte Black Metal)
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| Brand | V-MODA |
| Color | Matte Black |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 Ohm |
About this item
- Connectivity Technology: Wired
- Award-winning M-Class sound tuned by over 200 audiophile aficionados
- Patented 50mm Dual Diaphragm Drivers to separate bass from mids and highs
- Clean deep Bass, Vivid Mids and Ultra-Extended Highs tuned by industry editors and audiophiles
- Unique CLIQFOLD design for compact storage ; Type: Over-Ear Circumaural
- Ultra compact exoskeleton carry case featuring V-STRAP system. Frequency Response: 5 - 30,000Hz
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| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 30000 Hz |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Model Name | Crossfade M-100 |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Special Feature | foldable |
| Included Components | Crossfade M-100, Exoskeleton carry case, Carabiner clip, SpeakEasy 1-Button mic cable, SharePlay audio cable, 1/4" pro adapter, V-Cork (2), V-MODA sticker |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Material | Metal |
| Specific Uses For Product | DJ |
| Control Type | Noise Control |
| Cable Feature | Detachable |
| Item Weight | 280 Grams |
| Frequency Range | 5 Hz - 30 kHz |
| Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Style | Single |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Carrying Case Weight | 400 Grams |
| Audio Driver Size | 50 Millimeters |
| Is Autographed | No |
| UPC | 877653005238 780411912351 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00780411912351 |
| Manufacturer | V-MODA |
| Item Weight | 9.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 7.04 x 9.5 inches |
| ASIN | B00A39PPDK |
| Item model number | M-100-U-MBLACKM |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #335,849 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #6,592 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | November 21, 2012 |
| Color Name | Matte Black |
| Connector Type | 3.5mm to 3.5mm |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Size | One Size |
| Battery type | Lithium Ion |
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Product Description
Crossfade M-100 are the world's first crowd sourced, lightweight metal, noise-isolating headphones. The modern audiophile sound signature is the winner of 20+ Editors' Choice Awards, including CNET & Voted #1 Headphones by DJ Mag back to back. Over 40% of the world's top 100 DJs use the Crossfade M-100 on stage, on the road and in the studio. Analog Noise Isolation - Naturally cut the distractions of jet engines and unwanted noise without the hiss and pressure of Active Noise Canceling (ANC)
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | OneOdio USA | Amazon.com |
| connectivity tech | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired |
| headphones form factor | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear |
| connector type | 3.5mm to 3.5mm | usb | 3.5mm Jack | — | plug in | 3.5mm Jack |
| noise control | sound isolation | sound isolation | sound isolation | sound isolation | sound isolation | sound isolation |
| headphones jack | 3.5 mm Jack | usb | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm and 1/4 inch Jack | 3.5mm/6.35mm | 3.5 mm Jack |
| cable feature | Detachable | Retractable | Detachable | 9.8 foot cord | Retractable | Retractable |
| control type | Noise Control | Media Control | Media Control | Noise Control | — | Media Control |
| material | Metal | Aluminum | Metal | Copper, Gold, Neodymium | Leather, Metal, Plastic | Metal |
| model name | Crossfade M-100 | SeDJ-700 | V-MODA Crossfade LP2 | Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones | Two 50mm Dual-Diaphragm Drivers | Exoskeleton Case| Matte Black | Sony MDR | Pro-10 | Crossfade M-100 Master |
| frequency range | 5 Hz - 30 kHz | — | 5 - 30,000 Hz | — | 20Hz - 20kHz | 5 Hz - 40 kHz |
| frequency response | 30000 hertz | 20000 hertz | — | 20 KHz | 20000 hertz | — |
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Customers like the sound quality, build quality, and style of the headphones. They mention they're heavy on the bass, but still maintain a nice, clean sound and the treble is excellent. Some appreciate the compactness and clarity. However, some customers disagree on the comfort, value for money, and fit.
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Customers like the sound quality of the headphones. They mention the BoomPro mic looks great, brings the quality of sound in their voice apps up to a level they're satisfied with. They also say the headphones are heavy on the bass, but they still maintain a nice, clean sound. Customers also say it isolates noise better and has a smaller frame. They say the different instruments and vocals are very discernible and don't get muddled up.
"...The bass seems a tad more lively. The highs sound more prominent and clearer. Still, there are times when I think the sound is a bit artificial...." Read more
"...Isolates noise better and has a smaller frame. *Beats Studio Edition - V-Moda has stronger bass and clearer sound all around...." Read more
"...Again, everything you read is true. The Sennheiser's sound perfectly balanced, nice response through the mids with tempered bass...." Read more
"...The sound quality has not degraded whatsoever, and that speaks volumes for the longevity since I'm not very nice when it comes to taking care of them..." Read more
Customers like the build quality of the headphones. They mention they're well-built, come with a tough, compact carrying case, and a nice hard case. Customers also appreciate the high-durability cord made out of thread and nylon-esque fabric. They say the headphones are built to amazing design specifications and made of steel.
"...The metal hinge and surround areas feel thin, but strong and confident. The cup mold is strong and solid. It does not feel cheap whatsoever...." Read more
"...Unboxing: *There's definitely a rugged beauty, a sort of captivating prestige, when you claw open your amazon shipping box and find the white/..." Read more
"...They've broken in nicely. So comfortable and sound great. I'm looking for opportunities to plug them in now...." Read more
"...V-Moda constructed the earcup attachment intelligently, allowing them to be removed just by flexing the brackets that hold them in place, so in the..." Read more
Customers like the style of the headphones. They mention the triangle is sparkly, and the bass is booming. They also like the hexagonal plate design, which makes them nice and portable. Customers also say the look is not too youth-oriented.
"...I especially love these with Sarah McLachlan, just beautiful! Overall, these sound a little stuffy to me, especially at first...." Read more
"...Summery of V-Moda Headphones: *Extremely SOLID, SEXY looking headphones with a captivatingly clear range of mids, highs and almost-head..." Read more
"...The V-MODA case is nice and compact. The V case also comes with a carabiner for you to clip the case...." Read more
"...-Design 4.5/5: I'm a fan of the hexagonal plate design, especially the customizing service V-Moda provides should you decide to partake...." Read more
Customers like the compactness of the headphones. They mention they come with a tough, compact carrying case that makes them nice and portable for taking on the go. Some say the headphones fold up very small into a nice little shell case that's nice for storing in a bag.
"...The case is small, yes, but fat. I prefer it be thin, but that is my preference since I carry a laptop bag for work. The case is strong and sturdy...." Read more
"...Isolates noise better and has a smaller frame. *Beats Studio Edition - V-Moda has stronger bass and clearer sound all around...." Read more
"...The headphones themselves fold up neatly and compactly. There's not much more portability you can get out of a pair of actual headphones...." Read more
"...The cliqfold feature allows them to fold up very small into a nice little shell case that comes with the headphones. Also...." Read more
Customers like the clarity of the headphones. They mention they have excellent bass, incredible detail, and clean cymbals. Customers also appreciate the thick, rich, caramel-like lows.
"...The overall sound is still on the darker side, but much warmer, clearer, and with a comfortable, intimate sound stage...." Read more
"...a bass-head, who enjoys his head being rattled by thumping bass, crystal clear mids, and sound highs...." Read more
"...These are closed but not noised cancelling. It's quite clear for a bass oriented pair of headphones and instead of muddied rumbles it's crisp...." Read more
"...The bass is punchy and deep but the mids are still very clear and present. The highs are a bit forward but not at all annoying...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the comfort of the headphones. Some mention the leather pads are soft and inviting, while others say they cause near instant discomfort with any extended play. They also say the headphones hurt their ears after a couple hours and feel a little constrictive.
"...It does not feel cheap whatsoever. The leather pads are soft and inviting. The foam is soft yet deeply firm and even has a bit of a bounce to them...." Read more
"...The leather cushions on the V-Moda's have a nice feel, but for most people I'd recommend these better leather cushions called the XL...." Read more
"...that and when I first started using these, they would hurt my ears after a couple hours, especially with the stock earpads...." Read more
"...COMFORT:Now we come to the headphones themselves. The Sennheisers are comfortable. Most people talk about the ear cups being too small...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the headphones. Some mention they're well worth the price, while others say they've a little pricey.
"...Comes in an awesome package.3) Comes with a 2 year warranty...." Read more
"...headset I have as his favorite, which I can say is an awesome headset for the money, but just doesn't have the clarity in the mid and high end as..." Read more
"...These V-Modas are expensive, but you are definitely getting what you're paying for: quality...." Read more
"...The Klipsch have good longterm comfort for earbuds and surprisingly good sound for the price.Update 8/13/14:..." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the headphones. Some mention they fit very snugly on their heads, while others say the ear cups are too small.
"...The case is small, yes, but fat. I prefer it be thin, but that is my preference since I carry a laptop bag for work. The case is strong and sturdy...." Read more
"...hours for people with small heads, as these headphones clamp to your skull pretty strongly...." Read more
"...The Sennheisers are comfortable. Most people talk about the ear cups being too small. I have an average head (7-3/8 New Era) and average ears...." Read more
"...In general, the M100 holds the head very well without squeezing too much...." Read more
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But to be fair, you need to know where I'm coming from. I am not an audiophile. I have mild to moderate hearing loss thanks to my chosen profession full of loud weapons and equipment. I have constant ringing in both ears that can be heard even around loud noise. I can't make out a conversation with loud background noise. Yet, I still don't qualify for a free hearing aid from the VA. I like bass, not flat sound. Yet, I crave awesome sound, probably even more so than most since my world is already quite muffled.
Since I am not an audiophile, my equipment reflects that. I use a Galaxy Nexus, Sony laptop, and a desktop I built myself in addition to the Dell desktop and HP laptop my work provides. I have a Denon A/V receiver with a Pioneer elite DVD player that can play CDs. I come from a Bose QC-15 and some $150 Sure IEMs purchased three years ago. I also use my LG 730 BT headset and some other cheaper in ear buds. So, I am just an average guy wanting some good sound.
I still dream of that incredible sound I experienced in my music appreciation class way back in college. The only thing I know about them is that they were coming from some big and expensive JBL speakers. The sound was so clear and precise. The bass was strong, deep and pure. Every note was tantalizingly spacious. I've never come across that sound in any headphones or speaker system I've owned or heard since.
I'd never heard of V-Moda until I read an article in Engadget a while back. Even then, it was only with passing interest. Then, when Amazon had a deal on the LPs, I almost made the purchase. Instead, I decided to hit the boards and forums and found that the M100s always received more praise as being the better. They had the "audiophile" moniker, albeit "modern" was also tossed in. I was hooked and kept on studying more and more, hour after late night hour.
After reading the Head-Fi forums, I became a little more educated on the audiophile terminology tossed around. I think I got a grasp of some of them, but others, I still wouldn't know the real world difference between how this soundstage compares to another, or what open means in terms of that soundstage. All I have in my mind is that system in music class and I hoped this would at least get me close to that. It didn't.
My wife, who has the most sensitive ears known to a human, and can hear a pin drop in China, was immediately impressed with how much better the M100 was compared to our Bose QC 15. She said it was like being right there in a live concert. I did not experience that. She thinks they sound really good.
So, I feel it is me, and not you, M100. I want so much to love everything about you. On the outside, you have that package wrapped up in spades and then some. You've got all the little extras I didn't even realized I wanted. Yet, when it comes to the soul of who you are, it just isn't there for me...yet.
I've been burning in these speakers as suggested. I've got about 25 hours of use and burn time. I must admit, even I can see some improvements in the sound. It sounds like it's opened up a bit more from that muffled sound. The bass seems a tad more lively. The highs sound more prominent and clearer. Still, there are times when I think the sound is a bit artificial. Maybe it's the track I'm listening to? The higher lows are punchy, but a little electronic during those moments. I know others, if they had to pick a weakness, has been with the mids. Maybe that is what I am hearing. I'll continue to burn these in. To me, these sound really good, but not my idea of great, and I stress MY IDEA. I seem to be in the minority.
Moving on, my next point of critique of note is the comfort. My ears are a little on the bigger side. These can hurt my ears after a while. I for one will upgrade to the larger pads if I end up keeping these. The clamp on these is a bit tight, but I was able to loosen it up with some bending. Without question, I've been a little spoiled by the supremely soft and comfortable Bose QC-15. I also notice a bit of a pressure point on the top of the headband. It's not pain inducing, but more like noticeable.
Noise spillage is pretty good. But, in a quiet environment, it is there. I have to crank up my volume more than the average person, so keep that in mind. When volume is high, someone will notice your music. In a loud environment, I don't see this as being an issue.
The build quality is top notch. There is nothing chinzty about the headphones or accessories. The wires feel more like super high quality thick shoe laces than speaker wire. The metal hinge and surround areas feel thin, but strong and confident. The cup mold is strong and solid. It does not feel cheap whatsoever. The leather pads are soft and inviting. The foam is soft yet deeply firm and even has a bit of a bounce to them. It is no match for the QC-15s in comfort, but excudes top quality non-th-less. The case is small, yes, but fat. I prefer it be thin, but that is my preference since I carry a laptop bag for work. The case is strong and sturdy. The zippers, if anything, are a bit too tight, but should loosen up. I mean this as a compliment to it's rugged design and build.
The cabling in the whole headphone setup is something that deserves much praise and attention. Maybe super high end cans feature such things, but as a regular person, I'd never seen so many options...and they are fabulous! I never realized how incredibly useful it is to have 2 inputs into a headphone. Music has never been easier to share. Comparing the sound quality between headphones is remarkably easy, as if the V-Moda M100s are daring you to do just that. Not only can you share your music easily, it can also take in two different sources at once. I was able to test the sound with two devices very easily. Very cool!
The second cable also make is easy to share your music. This cord is black instead of orange, and has a second input. So, what's the difference between this and having two inputs right into the cans? My 6 year old daughter. She tends to move around a lot and having the shared sound on that second cable allowed her to move more freely away from me while dancing about. This black cord is also longer than the orange cord. The orange cord has the built in mic and pause/play button. It works well on my Android device. The only thing I wish it could do, is control the volume. Maybe I just haven't figured it out yet.
I never realized how much I'd like all those cord options. They are very useful and will be taking advantage of it to listen to my work laptop while still being able to hear all the beeps, rings and notification from my phone.
Admittedly, I don't look good in any headphones. I put them on my daughter and she looked absolutely hip and cool! These matte black phones look amazing with both class and modern appeal. My wife looked hot with them on, too.
I will continue to burn in the M100s. I'm hoping they will open up even more, though understand it won't be a miracle. The sound is clear. Better sound source and recordings do make these sound much better. I'm thinking these headphones will expose bad mastering and lower compressions. I will say that I really love these with acoustic guitar music. I can hear all the little nuances. For me, those sounds really come alive. I especially love these with Sarah McLachlan, just beautiful! Overall, these sound a little stuffy to me, especially at first. Oddly, the bass is low and strong, but I was expecting a bit more. When listening in a very loud car, the background noise drowned out the bass. I think for loud places like planes and such, I will prefer my Bose because it does such a phenomenal job of reducing background noise. I don't have to turn up the volume and kill my ears even more. No, the Bose don't sound as good, but for me, oddly, they sound more open even with the ANC. Maybe my idea of a huge soundstage is different than others, but it just isn't there for me. It's OK, but not what others are saying. But, it's got to be me.
More updates to come...
22DEC2012 Update:
Wow, wow, wow! I got the O2 amp yesterday and have been pairing the M-100 with it. I was able to identify that one of the biggest issues I was having, was with the sound stage. The sound stage was deep, but not wide. I felt like the singer was inside my face and everything else behind the voice. The O2 amp has widened the sound stage to a more natural feel and the singer is now in front of me, albeit sitting a little low.
The highs sound more open and clearer. Tracks with low bass really come alive. I wouldn't say the mids are much more forward, but maybe a little less muddy. The overall sound is still on the darker side, but much warmer, clearer, and with a comfortable, intimate sound stage.
With the O2 amp (purchased from JDL Labs), I am now hearing a big difference between the M-100s and the Bose QC-15. The strengths of the M-100s shine through while the weaknesses of the Bose are revealed.
While the M-100 is easy to drive and sounds OK on its own, get yourself a good amp to finally hear how great these cans can be! The O2 is the first amp I've owned, so can't compare with others. However, I decided to fork over the extra since the O2 specifically was highly recommended by another reviewer. I am not disappointed at all!
I am changing my review to 5 stars. They are still a little uncomfortable. But, they now sound amazing!
*I'm not an Audiophile by any means but more like a bass-head, who enjoys his head being rattled by thumping bass, crystal clear mids, and sound highs. To continue, I'm not one to care much about aesthetic appeal when it comes to headphones, as long as they sound great while I'm wild'n out then I'm good.
Summery of V-Moda Headphones:
*Extremely SOLID, SEXY looking headphones with a captivatingly clear range of mids, highs and almost-head shaking BASS. Comfortable enough to wear for hours for people with small heads, as these headphones clamp to your skull pretty strongly. Build quality of the headphones are absolutely solid, don't have to worry about breaking them. Would I recommend these headphones? Yes I would.
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In Depth Review of V-Moda Crossfade M-100's:
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Unboxing:
*There's definitely a rugged beauty, a sort of captivating prestige, when you claw open your amazon shipping box and find the white/orange package that contains all the goodies. Once you carefully open your V-Moda box, you'll be greeted with your leather-like carrying case that includes your kevlar reinforced audio cables and your headphones.
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Build Quality:
*These headphones are made of strong metal and cushioned leather, these headphones give off a strong premium vibe. What's really nice about the V-Moda's is that they fold inward, you can twist the band without having to worry if it'll break, plus the matte black contrasted by the included orange cable is just sexy. Also to note, these headphones aren't large, there comfortably compact. You can wear them anywhere or at least I can.
The leather cushions on the V-Moda's have a nice feel, but for most people I'd recommend these better leather cushions called the XL. Not only are they more comfortable but they also isolate more noise. Overall, for the price, you won't find a more premium and sexy looking headphone than these cans.
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Sound Quality:
*Sound quality is definitely a subjective to each listener, so I'll compare these headphone's sound quality to multiple sound profiles. I typically use various songs to analyze sound quality.
1) Preston Prohl- I wish it would rain (tons of instrumental, clear voice, and decent bass)
2) Spag Heddy - The Master (straight up, heart stopping bass)
3) Kendrick Lamar ft. J.Cole - Black Friday (excellent for lows and mids)
4) Lindsey Stirling - Crystalize (excellent highs and lows)
5) Listening to random songs, just enjoying music at this point :).
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For the Bass-Head:
*If you love bass that rattles your skull, that injects your soul with powerful vibrations...these don't necessarily do that. You definitely feel bass pumping into you ears, but it's not overwhelming...it's just the right amount of bass to get you rocking uncontrollably to your latest house/trap/edm music.
For the Audiophile:
*These type of music listeners typically enjoy clear, perfectly balanced sound that recreates the original soundstage of their favorite artist. How does V-Moda's Perform?
All levels of sound, from lows, mids and to highs are all perfectly balanced and fine tuned. Beginner and more experienced Audiophiles will approve of these headphones.
For the Gamer:
*It's critical to listen to every footstep in the distance, to be immersed into a whole world of sound from afar to near, every sound is critical. These headphones will not disappoint. I play a plethora of games from Call of Duty, Dragon Age, Mortal Kombat, Dishonored, etc etc, and these headphones transport me into the game. They bring new life to old classics. I definitely would recommend the V-Moda's for gaming, especially since you can get a gaming mic for it.
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Comparison to other Headphones -
* Bluedio UFO's - These cans have extremely strong mids and highs but lacks bass. These headphones are louder than the V-Moda, they are wireless, and cost only $100. V-Moda Headphones produce clearer highs, more balanced mids, and thumping bass. To continue, V-Moda has a much stronger build quality and does not require charging. Isolates noise better and has a smaller frame.
*Beats Studio Edition - V-Moda has stronger bass and clearer sound all around.
*Sony MDR10R Hi-Res Stereo Headphones - Again, V-Moda sounds clearer and provides better more ear felt lows.
Pro's:
1) Premium Build.
2) Comes in an awesome package.
3) Comes with a 2 year warranty.
4) It's customizable - you can purchase custom designed "shields" (check out V-Moda's website for more info).
5) It's small and portable.
6) Sound Quality for everyday listener and for audiophiles is excellent.
7) Isolates noise. You won't be able to hear people talk or much other noise.
Cons:
1) It costs $200
2) Can be uncomfortable after wearing them for an extended period of time.
3) Leaks sound, people can hear what you're listening to.
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Overall, would I recommend these headphones? Without a doubt, I would and do.
Top reviews from other countries
en un arranque de locura lo hice y no me arrepiento en nada.
-Presentación-
Una caja distintiva que tiene su propia personalidad, siendo un FlagShip de la marca uno podría esperar una caja enorme
pero este no es el caso. una caja modesta pero de bonito diseño. donde en el interior no encontramos nada mas que el
estuche "Exoesqueleto", con los M-80 y su cable en el interior
-Comodidad-
el auricular puede presumir de un increíble diseño, y una rigidez excepcional.
pero en primera instancia quede algo frio con su mal nivel de aislamiento y su no tan confortable puesta, no estaba mal pero algo hacia falta.
la solución? definitiva y total, las Memory Cushion XL. sin duda para ser el FlagShip de V-Moda las almohadillas XL deberían venir incluidas en la caja como obligación, pues de estas depende el máximo aprovechamiento de este modelo. y si no percibes esto desde el momento que los sacas de su Exoesqueleto por primera vez, obtienes una primer impresión algo lejana a lo que este modelo es capaz de dar. ojala V-Moda lo reconsidere e incluya las XL como parte de su modelo tope.
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la primera impresión que me ocasiono fue un poco hueca, podría ser culpa de mis otros auriculares, pero los M-100 me habían dejado un sensación hueca. esto cambio enormemente.como lo describí en la "comodidad", con la puesta de las almohadillas XL
fue como haber tirado unos M-80 defectuosos y recibir un auricular completamente nuevo y renovado, con un sonido espectacular.
un grave muy completo (algo excesivo pero magnifico para el rock y la música electrónica) mostrando un muy buen brillo que no es opacado por el grave, mejora el aislamiento bastante y la escena sonora (SoundStage) se amplia un poco. la comodidad y el sonido digno de uno de los mejor valorados modelos en relación calidad-precio se ajustician unicamente al adquirir las Memory Cushion XL, una obligación si tienes uno de estos. estoy convencido que para que V-Moda convenza a todos los que compren este modelo, debe incluir como default las almohadillas XL en la compra de los CrossFade M-100.
de esta manera los V-Moda CrossFade M-100 se convirtieron rápidamente en uno de los Auriculares que mas disfruto escuchar.
son muy versátiles. intrépidos, aunque su sonido no es el mas acústico o natural, ni tiene el soundstage mas amplio de todos
es divertido usarlos. es una combinación muy buena de audio transparente, bien detallado, graves bastante pronunciados pero sin caer en
la inflación y sin perder lo que realmente importa, hacer una escucha disfrutable por sobre cualquier cosa.
baja impedancia, fáciles de mover, fáciles de disfrutar. fáciles de portar ya que se pliegan y en el estuche quedan bastante compactos.
son 100% recomendables para una gran cantidad de usos,
Reviewed in Mexico on July 28, 2018
en un arranque de locura lo hice y no me arrepiento en nada.
-Presentación-
Una caja distintiva que tiene su propia personalidad, siendo un FlagShip de la marca uno podría esperar una caja enorme
pero este no es el caso. una caja modesta pero de bonito diseño. donde en el interior no encontramos nada mas que el
estuche "Exoesqueleto", con los M-80 y su cable en el interior
-Comodidad-
el auricular puede presumir de un increíble diseño, y una rigidez excepcional.
pero en primera instancia quede algo frio con su mal nivel de aislamiento y su no tan confortable puesta, no estaba mal pero algo hacia falta.
la solución? definitiva y total, las Memory Cushion XL. sin duda para ser el FlagShip de V-Moda las almohadillas XL deberían venir incluidas en la caja como obligación, pues de estas depende el máximo aprovechamiento de este modelo. y si no percibes esto desde el momento que los sacas de su Exoesqueleto por primera vez, obtienes una primer impresión algo lejana a lo que este modelo es capaz de dar. ojala V-Moda lo reconsidere e incluya las XL como parte de su modelo tope.
-Sonido-
la primera impresión que me ocasiono fue un poco hueca, podría ser culpa de mis otros auriculares, pero los M-100 me habían dejado un sensación hueca. esto cambio enormemente.como lo describí en la "comodidad", con la puesta de las almohadillas XL
fue como haber tirado unos M-80 defectuosos y recibir un auricular completamente nuevo y renovado, con un sonido espectacular.
un grave muy completo (algo excesivo pero magnifico para el rock y la música electrónica) mostrando un muy buen brillo que no es opacado por el grave, mejora el aislamiento bastante y la escena sonora (SoundStage) se amplia un poco. la comodidad y el sonido digno de uno de los mejor valorados modelos en relación calidad-precio se ajustician unicamente al adquirir las Memory Cushion XL, una obligación si tienes uno de estos. estoy convencido que para que V-Moda convenza a todos los que compren este modelo, debe incluir como default las almohadillas XL en la compra de los CrossFade M-100.
de esta manera los V-Moda CrossFade M-100 se convirtieron rápidamente en uno de los Auriculares que mas disfruto escuchar.
son muy versátiles. intrépidos, aunque su sonido no es el mas acústico o natural, ni tiene el soundstage mas amplio de todos
es divertido usarlos. es una combinación muy buena de audio transparente, bien detallado, graves bastante pronunciados pero sin caer en
la inflación y sin perder lo que realmente importa, hacer una escucha disfrutable por sobre cualquier cosa.
baja impedancia, fáciles de mover, fáciles de disfrutar. fáciles de portar ya que se pliegan y en el estuche quedan bastante compactos.
son 100% recomendables para una gran cantidad de usos,
Im Lieferumfang befindet sich zusätzlich zum normalen Kabel, ein shareplay cable (D.h. Ein weiteres Paar Kopfhörer könnte angeschlossen werden um das gleiche zu hören)
Auch eine praktische stabile Box zum sicheren Transport der Kopfhörer ist dabei.
Das Haupt Kabel verfügt unter anderem auch über ein eingebautes Mikrofon sowie einen Knopf zur Musiksteuerung oder um Anrufe anzunehmen. Sofern man die Kopfhörer am Smartphone verwendet.
Design ist optisch ansprechend.
Einziger Nachteil ist, daß ich sehr große Ohren habe, deshalb sind die Ohrhörer etwas unbequem wenn ich diese längere Zeit aufhabe (im Durchschnitt ab 5-6 Stunden tragezeit)
Abgesehen davon sind die Kopfhörer für den Preis spitze.
Considering they are Bass headphones they sound very clean and I would recommend them if you don't want overly exaggerated Bass
You need to buy the XL pads as they are terrible without them..
Sound isolation is decent but I wouldn't expect anything crazy.
Would not recommend these headphones without a headphone amplifier personally and would return them if I didn't have one.
**** I wouldn't suggest anyone spends over £100 on headphones without spending about £100-£200 on an amp anyway *****
GAMERS READ, IF YOU USE A DAC/AMP WITH THESE YOU CAN'T USE THE BOOM MIC WITH YOUR DAC.. YOU WOULD NEED TO BUY THE MOD MIC OR A SEPARATE MIC IN GENERAL SO BEWARE..
LONG REVIEW FOR ANYONE INTERESTED -
I wouldn't class myself as an audiophile but audio quality is very important to me... Also, I ordered the XL pads before I even got the headphone and you really do need them, very uncomfortable headphones with stock pads..
I've used the FIIO E7 + E9 DAC and amp combo with my AKG K702 open back headphones for several years now and I really enjoy them. The problem with the K702's is they leak A LOT of noise into the room (i literally put them on the table and use them as mini speakers sometimes) and they need really high end headphone amps (i know my FIIO is not high end).
Also, many people would feel they lack bass because they are designed to have a flat frequency response and to not alter the sound to be more pleasurable for a human ear to hear. As I used to produce music and couldn't have monitor speakers I really needed that in a headphone and they really do deliver on that front.
I decided that I wanted a 2nd pair of headphones specifically for a stronger hitting bass without going OTT and maintaining a clean and controlled sound at the same time and I found the V-Moda M-100's.
Firstly, I listened to these headphones directly from a Samsung S7 and then a Laptop and I wasn't impressed at all and even my GF who bought them for me for xmas could see I was disappointed (to the point were I would of returned them and got a £100 pound pair instead).
However, I plugged them into my FIIO e7 + e9 combo and they sounded MUCH better. I turned up the volume to 85% and I could literally feel the bass vibrating the XL Pads and the whole sound just came alive (also, the max volume is MUCH higher with an amp)..
The best part is they still maintained a very clean and controlled Bass whilst providing the exact umpf I was looking for in a second set of headphones.























