Is this headphone stand too large for the v-moda m100? Thank you!
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I honestly cannot think of a headset this would not fit. I use a pair that looks very similar to yours and its great, looks awesome on your desk too.
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It is a little big for the Sony headphones, could put a little double side tape would hold it in place.
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I don't have a problem with it. Mine is a sony headphone from target (around $20). I would imagine most, if not all, suitable headphones will fit with ease.
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It is not a good fit. The head stock will need better support. Mine is stored in this case and it is better that the gig bag it came with. I should have bought a better case but I will make do.
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I don't have that mic stand, but from the photo, it appears that there is a threaded end on the mic stand. The mic itself has a hole in its case that is intended for this type of attachment, and the mic comes with an attaching nut to screw onto such threads. I don't know that the threads will match, but since they are both audio devices, I would not be surprised if they did work together. Again, no actual hands on, so my input is just my best guess.
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Dear customer,I have AKG K701's, which are really big ass headphones and they fit snugly, you should have room to spare for accessories
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Smaller than they look in the ads. Outside dimensions: 3" by 3.5" Inside (which is what I assume you are after) : 1.5" by 2" I think I have an "average" size ear, and it fits inside except for the ear lobe, and is very comfortable. These are not the size of the headphones you would expect to pay this much for 30 years ago. Made to be confy while on the go. Big sound, though, I'm still impressed every time I put them on. If you are not a discerning listener, expecting the very best sound, buy the $150.00 set I am sure anyone would be happy with those. This is V-Moda's flagship. More than most people need. And that's just what I wanted. They will make you go "WOW"!!! Smaller than they look in the ads. Outside dimensions: 3" by 3.5" Inside (which is what I assume you are after) : 1.5" by 2" I think I have an "average" size ear, and it fits inside except for the ear lobe, and is very comfortable. These are not the size of the headphones you would expect to pay this much for 30 years ago. Made to be confy while on the go. Big sound, though, I'm still impressed every time I put them on. If you are not a discerning listener, expecting the very best sound, buy the $150.00 set I am sure anyone would be happy with those. This is... » Read More Smaller than they look in the ads. Outside dimensions: 3" by 3.5" Inside (which is what I assume you are after) : 1.5" by 2" I think I have an "average" size ear, and it fits inside except for the ear lobe, and is very comfortable. These are not the size of the headphones you would expect to pay this much for 30 years ago. Made to be confy while on the go. Big sound, though, I'm still impressed every time I put them on. If you are not a discerning listener, expecting the very best sound, buy the $150.00 set I am sure anyone would be happy with those. This is V-Moda's flagship. More than most people need. And that's just what I wanted. They will make you go "WOW"!!! « Show Less
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the plug hole is plenty big enough to fit any headphone. i haven't had any problems
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Well... I don't have the sl150 but I have a similar head phone which compare to the sl150, which is the beats studio and vmoda m100 is so much better then the beats too. I know with the sl150 it is mostly plastic, which you have to be more careful with, but I can,t tell you how many time I drop them on the ground. If you choosing between soul or vmoda I'm would definitely prefer you to the vmoda m100 hands down the best choice. Any more question just ask a way
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With the E12, and the E17 available why would you choose E11? I'm trying to learn about these amp's that are offered. (Fiilo) With V-MODA M100's as headphones, do I need an amp at all, and if so, which one and why? Sorry if I sound grumpy, but this is a $139.00 decision, and I don't want to make an error.Thank you in advance.John Gibbs
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Hi mike that will not be a problem the headphones can expand if you see the pic right above where it pivots you slide to make bigger. And that's on both sides. Are you a DJ or just looking for some fresh new headphones. The bass is so clean sometimes I need to lower a little depends on the club monitors where I spin. Good luck and hope this helps
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Yes it is big because the headphones don't fold but hard shell so they will be protected
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Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best.
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I use the Sentey Large headphone case for my Monitors. Fits really well and would have some storage space for the iPod, cables and headphone amplifier.
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no. i think it does not fit perfectly, just like the skullcandy. it fits well a medium to big head.
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Question for you. Why would you need this for your M7 microphone? The M7 stand fitting should fit a 5/8"-27 mic stand without this adapter.
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I have a pair of Westone UM2s (amazing, by the way) with a pretty bulky headphone plug that doesn't fit in the majority of cases, but this case provides just enough room for it to fit perfectly. The rubber on the case is also quite soft and should be easy to trim if need be. Hope this helps!