Are the V-80's good for listening to Pop, Electronic, Rock and Alternative Music?
1938648
Yes. I've listened to all and love it for everything. To be honest, with a tweak from any eq, it sounds amazing.
1938649
It depends what you are looking for in a headphone. I can tell you that if you want portability, build quality, relatively balanced sound signature, and great sound quality (compared to its class), then you will likely be very happy with these. However, if you want something with a good soundstage and clarity, you should probably look at open-back headphones from Grado or Sennheiser.
1938650
I think it is great for all these type of music. I already had experience with Pop (like ColdPlay, Keane, Elton John, A-Ha), Rock (Black Sabbath, Metallica, Audioslave), Alternative (REM, Belle & Sebastian, Lumineers) and it was great. The quality of sound makes you feel inside the studio during the recording of the songs! I strongly recommend it!
1938651
The V-80 is average but The m-80 Crossfade are a better choice. If you'd like over-the-ear then m-100 Crossfade is the best choice.
1927997
Depends for a part of the quality of the phones. I use the Shure SRH840 and listen to classic music. I like it very much.
2231695
The Valhalla does drive 32-ohm headphones well. I have the sr60i and it sounds great, particularly for guitar-driven rock music.If the sr80i is your only headphone, you might want to consider the Schiit Magni, which I have, or for a tube sound, the newer Vali, which I do not.
719664
I have listened to both on these headphones, and I believe the answer is yes. Mid-range is very good and they also carry enough bass and high tones for individual instruments to be heard well.
608254
Sure, go ahead and take a bite of the apple, you surely won't die!Seriously, why take the chance. Go with the Skullcandy Ink'd instead. They sound nearly exactly like the more expensive V-Moda Base Freq.
661987
Yes! We used them for my daughters 50's style Quinceañera, they gave it the perfect 50's touch. They are real, vinyl disks, you could probably play most of they, the condition wasnt bad at all.
1477968
Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.
402570
Never heard the HF5's, but I've owned 3 pairs of ER4P's. If you want NATURAL bass response, & crystal clear treble, go ER4P. Please note: these are NOT recommended for Rap or Electronic booming music. They work great for Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz, etc. If you don't like them, Amazon has a very liberal return policy. Nothing to lose. Good luck!
2234331
I use this for basically Rock in the different modalities, Jazz, Pop, and they sound really good. If you are expecting a punchy sound (lots of bass) you better look for Beats. This headphones have a more balanced sound with a very deep and nice bass that wont overrun the other frequencies
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If your question means "Are these enough amps to blast your whole neighborhood, with your music", the answer is "NO". These headphones are best for those who want comfortable listening, at a reasonable price. For "normal" listening, such as movies, or music, at "reasonable" listening levels, then I recommend these, as a good investment. If, however, you are like my sister, and need to have your music "cranked" enough to be heard on the moon, or Mars, then these would NOT be a good price. These are best for casual listening, NOT for "Blasting, at Mega-Maximum power". I hope this information helps. If your question means "Are these enough amps to blast your whole neighborhood, with your music", the answer is "NO". These headphones are best for those who want comfortable listening, at a reasonable price. For "normal" listening, such as movies, or music, at "reasonable" listening levels, then I recommend these, as a good investment. If, however, you are like my sister, and need to have your music "cranked" enough to be heard on the moon, or Mars, then these would NOT be a good price. These are best for casual listening, NOT for... » Read More If your question means "Are these enough amps to blast your whole neighborhood, with your music", the answer is "NO". These headphones are best for those who want comfortable listening, at a reasonable price. For "normal" listening, such as movies, or music, at "reasonable" listening levels, then I recommend these, as a good investment. If, however, you are like my sister, and need to have your music "cranked" enough to be heard on the moon, or Mars, then these would NOT be a good price. These are best for casual listening, NOT for "Blasting, at Mega-Maximum power". I hope this information helps. « Show Less
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The low end is pretty good, its able to carry most of the sound without distorting the original quality so it should work well for your musical tastes!
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Hi Kevin, only can I answer in the salsa and Latin & alt-rock: yes, the K701 are very good to excellent with these kind of music, only be sure to use an headphones amplifier and DAC, at least in my case always use both. But you can be sure that the K701 is really a top product, really a reference one. Best regards. JL
1830922
depends on what you want i have not tried the monsters dnas but i am very pleased by the v-modas they are good at noise canceling they have good bass they are very clear sound (depending on the song sound quality) the only thing i dont like about the v-modas is that they are not comfertable to wear around the neck at least for me but other then that they are worth the money and i have not had any problems with them and i use them all the time and i have dropped them with the case and they still work just fine everybody that i have let use them liked them
1917578
Yes, absolutely. I've listened to them on an older ipod and they sounded great. No amp needed.
1156752
Absolutely! That is what I mostly use it for. And when you want to listen to music it does not disappoint. It is great for both.
1878194
Absolutely. The sounds is crisp and they are very comfortable. If you will be connecting to a video device the internal surround is incredible. Decent external sound reduction as well.
1625704
I'm sure. And they will maintain a full range of frequencies as well. I've used a few different types iver the years in a variety of bands. Some classic rock bands. A concert hall should be easily handled. They are also inconspicuos and comfortable. You should like them. D