Soul by ludacris (sl150) vs V-MODA M-100?
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You get what you pay for, in this case.Both are good headphones for the price range they're in, but side-by-side they're in a different league.
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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
1176085
V-Moda M100 all day.I own the M80 and the SL-150 there is a huge difference. The V-Moda is much clearer in highs and mids. SL-150s leak like crazy also. The good side of the SL-150 is that they are super cheap right now and you can grab a a pair for $70, downside is that the sound is okay, bass heavy but if you have an adjustable EQ you can compensate for this and make the adjustments necessary. But if you play them flat the V-Modas will sound better all the time.
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If you want bass that does not muddy up the mids and highs but are heavier than the mids and highs, definitely V-Moda M100's. Get the xl pads with them if you have big ears though. Check out this review http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/bassheads-delight-v-moda-crossfade-m-100
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Hi, you can see the difference in this review...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4gd49nLqZY I guees there is a lot of difference between m-80s & m-100s in isolation.
273402
Yes! I own both and there is a clearly discernible improvement in sound quality with the Bamboo model. The bamboo has a much crisper sound and a slight increase in bass output in my opinion.
2064858
I have both and Audio technica ATH m50 wins sound quality wise. V-Moda wins looks wise.
1744538
Which is "better" just depends on your personal layout preferences and work flow. They all essentially do the same thing. The 2 main differences are if you want 4 channels (N4) or if you want velocity sensitive pads (Mixtrack or DDJ). I believe the DDJ is also built for Serato so if you're a Traktor/VDJ user you may want to avoid that one as well.
1565881
I agree with a previous answer, V-Modas definitively fit way better... Beats tend to give you a ear-ache after a while!!
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If you want a compromise between sound signature and aesthetics/build then check out the VModa M-80s. They're ON EAR and have a fairly warm and flat sound. They're loved by many audiophile communities who may have mixed opinions on the LPs due to the emphasized lows.They occasionally go for the same price as the LPs new or used.I prefer the sound of Superlux 668b's over the ATH-M50 and they run less than half the price. Terrible to tote on the road though.Also, check out RadioShack and GuitarCenter. There's a good chance that one of them will have a few of those headphones for you to compare. (I dont see the VModas at many radioshacks now though) If you want a compromise between sound signature and aesthetics/build then check out the VModa M-80s. They're ON EAR and have a fairly warm and flat sound. They're loved by many audiophile communities who may have mixed opinions on the LPs due to the emphasized lows.They occasionally go for the same price as the LPs new or used.I prefer the sound of Superlux 668b's over the ATH-M50 and they run less than half the price. Terrible to tote on the road though.Also, check out RadioShack and GuitarCenter. There's a good chance that one of them will have a few of... » Read More If you want a compromise between sound signature and aesthetics/build then check out the VModa M-80s. They're ON EAR and have a fairly warm and flat sound. They're loved by many audiophile communities who may have mixed opinions on the LPs due to the emphasized lows.They occasionally go for the same price as the LPs new or used.I prefer the sound of Superlux 668b's over the ATH-M50 and they run less than half the price. Terrible to tote on the road though.Also, check out RadioShack and GuitarCenter. There's a good chance that one of them will have a few of those headphones for you to compare. (I dont see the VModas at many radioshacks now though) « Show Less
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V-moda is MUCH better. Shure does not have any bass, sound is shifted towards mids and highs.
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The bass quality is better than in Beats, but I don't know about compared to other brands.
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the bass is very good. but the volume isn't up to par, I'd like them to be louder. I've been looking, the Beats Studio Wireless Over-Ear Headphone. are loud enough but not sure that is the sound that I'd be looking for. I own a pair of V-Moda m 100's and love them. only if they'd make a bt headphones.
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I would personally go for the Sennheiser, because the AKG have low bass, so dubstep won't sound at its best. AKG are great for jazz, blues, classical and some rock; but for hip hop or dubstep that have great bass its not the perfect option.
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My son has beats which has a bass better bass response. I prefer Monster as it is better balanced in tone.
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I gave the V-Modas a 5 star review so i think very highly of them. Im not sure about the others tho. All i can say is i have not 1 negative comment about these. If ur looking for heavy bass, clear sound and comfortable headfones. Go with these
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You should defenitly purchase V-moda Lp2It's one of the best headphones you could ever see, the sounds is amazing. I listen to fast and house music and this headphone works great with this type of music, also it works with other type of musics as well. I would defenitely recommend buying V-moda
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Sms audio is much better. The build quality and the sound quality are worth the price. Beats are not.
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I have a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M50 and an array of V-Moda Crossfades. Both are good. However, if it's just listening to my audio players or home entertainment system, the V-Moda produces the detailed sound that I want more than the ATH-M50... this is where the Crossfades become my number 1 preference. If it's a recording session, tech booth monitoring or mixing task, I prefer the ATH-M50... it has a more flat response which is very ideal for monitoring and recording. So, if it's just for everyday listening pleasure with your audio/video player, for me the Crossfades win! As for overall quality feel, the Crossfades have a slight advantage. I have a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M50 and an array of V-Moda Crossfades. Both are good. However, if it's just listening to my audio players or home entertainment system, the V-Moda produces the detailed sound that I want more than the ATH-M50... this is where the Crossfades become my number 1 preference. If it's a recording session, tech booth monitoring or mixing task, I prefer the ATH-M50... it has a more flat response which is very ideal for monitoring and recording. So, if it's just for everyday listening pleasure with your audio/video player, for me the Crossfades win! As for overall... » Read More I have a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M50 and an array of V-Moda Crossfades. Both are good. However, if it's just listening to my audio players or home entertainment system, the V-Moda produces the detailed sound that I want more than the ATH-M50... this is where the Crossfades become my number 1 preference. If it's a recording session, tech booth monitoring or mixing task, I prefer the ATH-M50... it has a more flat response which is very ideal for monitoring and recording. So, if it's just for everyday listening pleasure with your audio/video player, for me the Crossfades win! As for overall quality feel, the Crossfades have a slight advantage. « Show Less