Which one is better? I'm thinking of getting either the Audio-Technica ATH-M50 or Sony MDR-V6 or V-Moda Crossfade LP???
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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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If you're making musihc and want flat sound get the ATH-M50. If you want flat but with a bit more bass get the mdr-V6. If you want fun headphones with amazing bass and your want to take them everywhere get the crossfades, they isolate sound and have amazing durability. They have a good weight and look great, but it's all preference.
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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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I hav v modas an their good but ive herd that the ath are better .. the v modas are great with the fiio e6
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I would definitely recommend the v Modas, I've used all of them and prefer these by far
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piece of crap broke 36 days after use no one has called or emailed me after several attempts stay away from Cross Fade and Amazon
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Audio technica is best headphone with great sound. V moda looks good but sound quality didnt impressed me
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I recently flew to Europe last week, own a pair of those & a Sony MDR7506. I was comparing them; that JVC amazed me. It blocked 90%+ of cabin noises', jet sound included. It's not something that you will feel immediately, it's kind of progressive, then nothing. Feels comfortable& the sound quality is awesome.
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I can say I highly recommend the V-MODA M-100 's. As for the amp, I only have experience with the FiiO E11 and it can be a little cumbersome but I absolutely recommend it. After looking for a long time for a set of cans that I was happy with, this combo is it.
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I also found that these headphones had very heavy bass. No matter what EQ adjustments I made I was unable to achieve an acceptible sound and returned them after a couple of days. They just sounded incredibly muddy. I purchased a set of Audio-Technica ATH-M50 headphones and am very happy with them. I don't know if they would begin to sound better in time, although I kind of doubt it. The ATs sounded great right out of the box!
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The V-Modas being a closed headphone have a smaller sound-stage and much much more bass. The Q701's are pretty reference and have a fairly flat response curve. They can be a little aggressive in the treble at first but that mellowed out with burn in. If you're a Bass-Head, the Moda's will likely be more to your taste, but eh Q-701's have, what I think, is a better overall sound quality. The Open Soundstage makes a ton of difference. Everything is so crystal clear.
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Theses headphones are very good but now i have found that the monster n-tune and N-pulses are THE best headphones i own.The n-tunes maybe the best because of sound and size.my advice is if you have the money buy one of the monsters,if the akg's are cheaper then the akg 67's are really nice.but my advice would be to buy one of the monsters because they sound great with ALL kinds of music. Theyy should not be that much more than the akg's,let me know how everything turns out please, I'm very interested to hear from you and your opinion on your pick.
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Clarity is superior, bass is cleaner, comfort is simmilar, although i have not worn the beats for extended periods of time. The M-100's get more comfortable the more you wear them, after months of use i hardly notice them anymore. The difference is big enough to warrent an easy choice if you had not bought the beats first. I would definitly try to test both on the same song. With that said you will not be disappointed with the switch if you choose to. The only downside is where i live no one knows who v-moda is or if they are even nice headphones, untill i let them listen.
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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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The V-modas sound the best out of the three, but quality goes to Jbuds, as the V-modas are not really built to last. At the price they are though, you can afford to be rough with them. Go with the V-modas for sure. Jbuds sound muffled to me... Just my opinion.
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The Audio Technica Ath-m50? If so then yes they are the pair I described my review in.
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My son just bought the Audio-Technica ATHM50RD, and I give the Audio-Technica the edge sonically. It is more spacious sounding, and I find it to be more detailed. Of course the B&W; is much more beautifully built and looks far superior. But for the sounds and comfort I definitely prefer the Audio-Technica.
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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
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Depends on your application. I'd go with the Shure SRH440 for music listening, the M50 for music listening, and maybe a little music production, and the Sony MDR-V6 or 7506 for music production and music listening.
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For sound quality, I would go for the AKGs. To me they have a much flatter and cleaner sound and have excellent mids, which is good for mixing vocals especially. The Audio Technicas are good headphones and have better bass, but the mids are a bit recessed so they aren't the best for mixing vocals. However, my experience with the K240s is that the build quality is very poor and they break very easily. The ATH-M50's have much better build quality, so that's another thing to consider. It doesn't matter how good your headphones sound when they're broken. One last thing is that the AKG's are open backed headphones whereas the Audio Technicas are closed back. So if you want to avoid feedback during live recording, the Audio Technicas are the clear choice. I hope this information helps.
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Two different priced headphones, overall ATH-M50X is better especially now that they added the removable cable. The biggest gripe about the SRH 440 is the cups are not deep enough that they press against the ears and hurt them after long use ( couple hours) if price not issue M50... M50 has more thump in bass to lol
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I am sorry, I do not know. We only sell professional headphones, and the Beats are consumer products. If you search for "comparison between ATH-M50 and beats" I am sure you will find info. It seems like the Beats are popular - more for style than sound quality.
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I have not personally experienced using the Sony MDR-V6, but I can definitely say these headphones are impeccable in terms of sound quality, design and comfortability. Out of all the headphones I've used and tested in the past, I can definitely say these headphones are the best, and I've tested many. The highs, the lows and the mids have all been perfectly executed. In my opinion I have not come across headphone nowhere near as good as these.