VModa M100 vs. Audio Technica ATH M50 vs. Sony MDR 7506 (Over Ear Headphone Comparison & Review)

[@PoliticalMastermind0]

I like this guy. . .he's honest. The review is a little all over the place but something about that is endearing and makes you want to hear more. Keep it up buddy.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Thanks for the honesty on your part too!

[@ami7mina]

Nerdy Broski And he's hot!

[@paintfacezor]

+Nerdy Broski Bought mine on Amazon had the best price www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR7506-Profesrerional-Diaphragm-Headphone/dp/B000AJIF4E/?tag=ref10-20

[@darksalt]

nahh he just sounds sassy as fuck

[@damianjohnny6475]

pro tip: watch movies on Flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@bobbymiller7242]

Don't think you're supposed to play music at levels where it hurts your ears but that's just one man's opinion

[@ItsAllAboutMomentum]

Nearly a year later, this is very helpful, thanks!

[@agoogleuser9025]

Have you decided on yours? I'm still leaning on the Sony ones

[@SpiritLead7]

Def get audio technica, you WONT REGRET IT! My ATH-M50 sound so amazing i cant explain it in words LOL. Previously i had Beats Solo HD, they were Great too i just wanted over-ear headphones.

[@agoogleuser9025]

I would if I could, but my budget is limited , I could probably go with the lower ends of the M series maybe the M30 or M30x

[@SpiritLead7]

Any of the "M" are good, i just suggested the M50 cause i have them.

[@zarrelia8604]

Justin Smith do you feel the bass is more on the left side i took mine back because of that

[@jacobdukee2046]

V-Modas imo are the best headphone M-50s are the best for the price overall I'd say m-50s but I'm a basehead so I'm a little bias with choosing V-modas

[@keithscull8288]

You made the V Moda's sound way too much like beats near the end.. I own the V moda'sand I have to say I disagree with the hype that these are a bass heavy set of cans. I tend to find that these are actually perfectly balanced BUT sound is subjective. Here's what I think about it. I think that a perfectly balanced sound is also subjective, and in many people's opinion including my own, a perfect BALANCED sounding spectrum needs a bit more bass than what most "flat" headphones offer. I feel as though the V Moda's are absolutely perfect for the balance, I owned the pioneer HDJ 2000's which are as, "flat" as it gets, and I personally could not find them very beatmix/dj worthy at all due to the huge lack of bass. On the contrary, the M 100's are PERFECT for me, the whole frequency range is SUPER crisp and distinguishable

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

You should really be the one doing these reviews. Compared to what you know, I seem to know nothing. I really appreciate it when more knowledgeable people like you leave comments on my videos cause it helps me learn and get better.

[@keithscull8288]

Digital Tech Reviews & Tips Thanks my friend, that's not how Imeant though..I doubt I know much more if anything more than you do about audio or headphones..that's just the opinion I've gathered from trying so many different pairs and spending mad $ aha.. I realized this when I was shopping for new DJ cans for my setup and went on these forums where people prasied the hdj 2000's for being perfectly balanced just because they were "flat.." I quickly noticed they didn't work for my needs due to lack of bass, the same people on the forum said the m 100's were too bassy, and like I said I found THOSE to b perfectly balanced for ME... it goes to show a flat sound is not always perfectly balanced to everyone

[@BigRalphSmith]

This isn't a very good comparison review. Primarily because we are looking at three vastly different price points. One of them significantly higher than the other two. That, to me, automatically puts them all in separate categories. I've listened to all of these models and I find the MDR 7506s to be superior in every way. The fact that they're the least expensive and have been in the trenches for many years is just a bonus.

[@HerosTheme]

The 7506's sound so crispy, I love that, and my ears are tiny making them perfectly comfortable for me particularly.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

That’s great to hear! Mine wore out a few years or so ago (mainly from leaving them in the sun) but I kinda want to pick up a new pair after seeing your comment.

[@HerosTheme]

Yeah, I really like them so far. They're not as loud as my treblab earbuds, but they are clearer, especially when I'm listening to podcasts or watching movies.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I've tried a pair of the Crossfade LPs and they are almost as good as the M100s. Actually, if you look through the specs of both it is hard to spot a difference. Even though the LPs don't have the M100's ruggedness, awesome lifetime warranty, or the compatibility, they have almost exactly the same level and style of audio quality: increased bass (that's not muddy) and great passive sound isolation.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I imagine slightly more than the black model yes, but because it is a slightly off-white I haven't noticed it that much.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Idk. So many people have commented saying the opposite in the comments that by now I am guessing that there was either something wrong with me, the way I was using my headphones, or the specific headphones that I received.

[@TheRoggan123]

Good review, I think the M-100's are clearly the best for just listening to modern music (they are also the most expensive) but they are NOT a reference headphone for producing and mixing.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

That's basically what I was saying, I just took a lot longer to say it and didn't say it as clearly.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

They might hurt your ears after a little but they're pretty awesome. I'd have a look at the V-Moda LP's though. They cost less than the ATH-M50s (around $100) and are designed more for casual listening and style.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I haven't heard of that particular model, but Sennheiser is pretty well known for making quality headphones, so if you are reading reviews saying that they produce a fairly balanced sound, than I would go with them.

[@aviadaz]

Say do u think the sennheisser momentum would be better for mixing? From what i heard (Reviews only) they produce a fairly balanced sound with a great sound.. Any thoughts on that?

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

The M50's are definitely less harsh on the high-end than the 7506's. That's actually one of the first things I noticed when I put them on. Going from the 7506's to the M50's, you'll find they have better sound isolation (almost too good), a bigger space within the ear cups, and more bass and low end (while still maintaining a natural response).

[@chunnchilla]

I'm leaning towards the M100's purely for bass+quality. Got what I needed and @ 9:34 sums up my opinion, So Great review, enjoyed it, nice description, satisfied, thanks, and... yea. Lol

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I didn't buy the V-Modas for accuracy (since I already own two headphones with natural response), but thanks for the info. I will keep that in mind for future purchases and videos.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I assume you mean the V-Moda "Crossfade" LP or the Sony MDR 7506. For you I would definitely go with the Crossfade LP: better noise isolation, better case, and more tuned to get the best sound out of today's pop music.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I would have a look at the Sony MDR-XB500 Extra Bass Headphones. They retail for $80 and though I personally don't own them, I have tried them out several times in different stores and they always seem to amaze me with their comfort. The padding on the ear cups is extremely plush plus they are fairly light. As far as sound, they are on par with most other headphones in their price range. I would go try them out in your local Staples (cause I know they have them usually) to see how you like them.

[@mchaseross13]

weyderwarr, the V-Moda's don't look cheap though. If you look at them closely compared to almost any headphone, you can tell that build quality is second to none. They use aluminum as their frame as opposed to plastics and other composites. Also, they're reinforced with kevlar and are extremely flexible. Compared to any other headphones in their price range, they are by far the best for build quality.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

The V-Moda M100s? Or the Crossfade LPs? If it is the M100s yes, since they go for $300, if it is the Crossfade LPs, no since you can probably find them for under $100.

[@deepu4puppy]

dude that was an awesome review some serious knowledge mixed with some fun..i generally dont comment on videos but u made me do that..keep up dude ..grt work..

[@daleschmidt7157]

I'm no hipster but I am a V-Moda fan.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Lol I guess you proved me wrong...

[@KaiTutorials]

Great Review, I am picking up some custom ATH-M50's from The Sound Professionals soon...they offer the M50 with a detachable locking connector, and that really improves it. You got a new subscriber!

[@BULL3TGAM1NG]

I dont get how you can make a comparision on headphones that have a 130% difference in price between each other.....doesnt make much sense...

[@realaudioreviews]

Price doesn't matter man! beats suck and they range around $299+. The audio technica is amazing for the price hands down more of an audiophile grade headphone while the Vmoda m100 is bass heavy.

[@BULL3TGAM1NG]

Ravi Patel why not put in a couple of hd 800 at this point...lol

[@tocotaku4787]

Yes, I would have to agree that especially with the first releases of the beats, being the most awful when it came to sound quality being fun or accurate they failed in both categories, they just give me a headache from the sound they produce, and that is the main reason I did not care for them. Well that and their price tag. I am currently using both the soundMagic HP100 that I got for a steal just because the left and red tag indicators were missing, and I was surprised with the very affordable DT 990 pro. Both these cans I got for a total with shipping for jsut shy of 200$. Both of these have a much nicer base response and sound stage + quality than the beats.

[@oscarwong67]

Ravi Patel true in your example, but in this case if you take two good sounding headphones at their prices the more expensive one wins You know, like asking if the HD800 is better than the Grado SR125

[@alanajane9497]

lol

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

The Vmoda's are definitely the most portable (mainly because of their case) but as far as the best bass it is between the ATH-M50 and the M100. The Ath-M50s have a lot more clear bass (but also less) while the M-100s have a lot stronger bass (which in some cases can be two much. Neither have a muddy low end though.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Thanks for the awesome comment!

[@TheDillaMonster]

This review/comparison really helped me, thanks a lot!

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Glad I could help.

[@dsub1994]

I think I'll be getting the M50s at $150. Only pair at the same price are the VModa Crossfade LPs. I listen to music (primarily Metal and Deathcore), prefer accurate sound and do a bit of editing etc. The M50s or the VModas? I'm currently inclined to get the M50s...

[@drizzydrew98]

the ath m50 are super comfortable for me

[@dtechology7119]

Audio technica ath-m50 are one of the best sound solutions for professional monitoring, you can stay in the mix for hours with minimal fatigue.

[@NHanced]

Also, which would you recommend more between the vmoda m100, boom phones, and the myth labs eclipse

[@uhgvitybvouv]

+1 for the ATH-M50 hurting your ears. I still have listening fatigue with them pretty quick on high, mid-high volumes. I think what hurts is not the bass, it's the trebble. It also makes distortion fx/ brass sounds sound sterile and buzzy (I do know I'm in the minority here). I tried to pinpoint it exactly using Supercollider, I think there's a peak at the 10KHz range (or maybe 10,5>x>8,5KHz, and probably something nearing >13 KHz that makes it annoying though I didn't check), and it's useless to mess around with EQ since this comes from the design. Still, the bass is pretty cool (I don't know if mid-bass is very present or defined, but bass it's boomy enough at the price range), for the price I think it's a very good headphone, that makes music lively (with the boomy bass and the strident highs) and defined (good soundstage too). But maybe a 300 bucks headphone is worth the additional money

[@darkhero101010]

The M50s for your preference, but I'd really recommend V Moda M80s as a complete package, I listen to a lot of metalcore (Converge, Botch, Dillinger) and some deathcore as well (The Faceless, Veil Of Maya, Born Of Osiris) and the M80s have a really ballanced but yet engaging sound that's really enjoyable and non fatiguing. I haven't tried M50s but they are usually compared to the Shure SRH440s and to me those while good and relatively neutral , where just boring to listen to.

[@ninjaturtle205]

Most people can't even compare two products properly and you did 3. Goo job

[@hologramwall]

Even though you are an amateur as you stated it seems like you're being very honest. I can appreciate that. Regards.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Thanks for being understanding and looking at the positives. I appreciate that.

[@RobHTech]

Do the V-Moda fit completely over your ears like Beyerdynamic, or do they fit more like the 7506 ... like 1/2 on ear and 1/2 off. ?

[@Tekhelet75]

I don't do mixing. Are the ATH-M50's still good just for listening though?

[@dsub1994]

I would honestly have considered the M80s, but they're $100 more in Australia... almost double the price. Thanks for the help though. Ever tried a pair of Crossfade LP's?

[@holybigbang]

the most comfortable headphones in this price range are the akg 240 / 271 but they are not so good for monitoring as the earpain causing 7506 or m50's. the fitting adjustiment on the akg's however is perfect.

[@banuyanvaseekaran8921]

Would you recommend the V-Moda Crossover LP or the Sony MDR 7506 if i listen to like the 100 itunes songs and Justin Timberlake?

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I don't know, they just did. But since more and more of you are saying you were fine, I'm thinking I should go to an Otolaryngologist (ear doctor) for a check up.

[@davidkoo9089]

how do you think about the fanny wang 2001? I saw a reliable site that sells it at about 99 dollars and I think that will fit my budget

[@EoinGilligan]

Do the ATH-M50 headphones work good with phones and ipod/mp3 players?

[@puscifer99]

They work great with my iPod touch.

[@ak-loz]

There's no integrated microphone for making cell phone calls and the bulkier design makes them less suitable for mobile use.

[@btoiscool]

I like how you say that M50's are more accurate when it's a fact that 7506's/V6's are simply flatter.

[@TheIzay]

It's the 4k spike that makes the m50's seem REALLY accurate due the detail it brings out. That and they're narrow as fuck, making it all flow into your ears, again bringing the illusion of accuracy.

[@DavidGarcia-uz3ox]

TheIzay well said

[@btoiscool]

TheIzay Yea, seem vs. reality right?

[@davidmason8212]

Great review Thanks bro you helped me to make my choice

[@ChandlerThomasvoon100]

How well do the vmoda's isolate sound? Are they like a napkin or are they actually good at passive isolation?

[@FinalMythology]

they block off small noise but if someone is talking you'll hear them, they dont isolate sound as much as advertised but they do a little bit and more than any other headphone I tried on

[@SqueakerGamingHD]

I'm a bass head and looking for an upgrade from my Sony MDR-XB500's. Which of these headphones would you recommend?

[@bilalqadir8922]

v moda i have 10 years untill now

[@cameronkish3064]

One thing to remember is that the price tags of these cans aren't even close to each other. VModa M100 - $300, Audio Technica ATH M50 - $160, Sony MDR 7506 - $85.

[@FinalMythology]

the audio technicas not really for mobile use as much as the v-modas are, but if you have a good sound card software or have windows audio you can right click on the bottom right icon and up the quality from cd to studio quality and the m50 will have a nice boost in quality that rivals that of v-moda without the extra bass so the instruments sound clearer, you can even add bass if you wanted to, but it's a trick that works only in good computers

[@TheGizmo15]

Nothing beats the Audio Technica ATH M50 for the price. $150 and sounds better than most $300+ headphones.

[@ahmedildo4959]

I'd agree but the Sony V6 comes close.

[@paintfacezor]

+Jacob Armstrong Bought mine on Amazon had the best price www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR750d6-Profesrerional-Diaphragm-Headphone/dp/B000AJIF4E/?tag=ref10-20

[@dieglhix]

+Jacob Armstrong I got an M50, is it worth upgrading to Vmoda m100 ?

[@za1pp]

+Jacob Armstrong m100s sound better

[@nylesprint]

I could see the Sonys fitting in nicely in radio stations

[@drizzd1]

good eye, they are really really commonly used in the radio industry

[@claudiaochoa5788]

yeah i've seen howard stern with them, i've also seen pete rock use them on his mpc and lil wayne recording vocals..

[@NHanced]

which do you think are better headphones, VMODA M100 or the SOL Republic HD's?

[@lddevo88]

"They come in this black box here, err-I mean bag. Why do I keep saying box? They come in this black box here..." I died. xD Great review, man!

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Haha thanks!

[@jakehirata7432]

you hit solid points and covered good bases, but consider doing more close ups on the subjects of the points you are talking about and then putting your audio over it. It will be more aesthetically pleasing and will keep the viewer interested. Also, consider either reducing the overall comments in each point or make them more concise, because the video rambles on a bit and kinda monotone. Overall great video and appreciate your opinion!

[@davidkoo9089]

what are some headphones that will be comfortable even after about like... 2 hours? and also not too expensive please tell me

[@RedCharge]

How on earth do the ATH-M50's hurt your ears? Whenever I got them, I'd wear them for at least 8 to 12 hours a day and my ears never hurt.

[@tocotaku4787]

I think comparing the 3 is a little unfair in the sense that m100s costs over a twice what you get the Sony's for. I am sure you aware of this so this is not a bashing on yourself btw. I think comparing the ATH m50s with something like shure 440/840 is a good idea, and wanted to know if you are still using these headphones or if you, like so many have gotten on the train for upgrade and expansion with their audio gear

[@m1w1c1b1]

Do you think the audio technica's ath m50s are a lot better than the v-moda crossfade LP. I'm not a huge fan of the audio technica's appearance compared to the v-modas but if they are significantly better than the v-modas, with regard to sound/audio quality, then I guess I'll go with the audio technicas

[@canslie9714]

New subscriber! Thank you for this video!

[@alexanderhidalgo5925]

does the white V Moda gets dirty easilycompared to ATH m50x?

[@tejanshunikam5656]

Which one is better for a casual listening like some pop, not actually hard metal..., I'm actually a bit confused

[@sammieboy88]

Which one of the vmodas or ath m50 do you think are the best for playing guitar through an amp with?

[@paulrobert9286]

Yeah the Audio Technia M20 hurt my ears. My actual ear drum. I think it's the quality that hurts. I sent them back and bought the MDR7506 and they don't hurt but they are louder.

[@qwerffa]

good choice

[@1323-j6k]

"audio technicas, they don't even have a name on it! It just says- Oh okay, they do, it says right here" You are on a roll

[@maggieomalley8054]

Can the Audio Technica headphones fit in the V Moda case?

[@SuperBearsfan101]

oh and also are the ath m50s better or worse than the vmodas for rock and metal (i own the vmoda m100s but not the ath m50 and was wondering which you say would sound better...kinda thought you would be the best guy to ask :p)

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Thanks for the nice comment! I honestly almost like the ATH-M50s better than the VModa M100s, which is something considering you can get like two the Audio Technicas for the price of one pair of the M100s. The ATH-M50s are slightly larger and lighter which makes them a little more comfortable in certain situations and they also have a more neutral response making them awesome for any type of music. I would definitely consider them a must have for any audio lover.

[@SuperBearsfan101]

Digital Tech Reviews & Tips alright thanks i will definatley be getting these.....again thanks for the great content and keep making vids

[@za1pp]

This is tough it's between the m50s vs Vmoda's....extremely good headphones

[@karowana]

I appreciate your effort.Thanks for your input.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

+Taehwan Lim Thanks for your positive feedback! Glad I could help you out :)

[@oasis2081]

Which one has the best sound quality for music like hip hop and raps

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

+Awais Farukh I'd definitely go with the VModa's for that.

[@austinchavers2025]

I don't know if I can take a man seriously if he's wearing an American eagle shirt.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Ouch...

[@austinchavers2025]

haha its all good. im getting the ATH m50. its a good video review. not often does somone say what each headphione is good for most people just say one or the other is better.

[@ajs6036]

This is actually one of the funniest comments I have read today. Thank you sir for the laugh lmfao

[@austinchavers2025]

dear god, i was not aware of my awful grammar.

[@sorydolimi1]

Austin Chavers unaware you mean? lol those grammar mistakes.

[@tocotaku4787]

I wanted to ask if the sony's are also good headphones for listening to music on your pc and or phone? Because I am buying a pair of headphone to use fr music and moves, but also want to be able to use them to monitor my voice when making video reviews. I was looking at some beyerdynamic dt990s that are on sale for 150$ and heard they are fantastic for listening to music and very high quality in build and comfort.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I don't have any experience with the Beyerdynamic DT990s, however, they look like pretty good quality headphones. As for the Sony MDR-7506s, you might find them slightly lacking on the lower end if listening to hip-hop, dubstep, or other bass heavy types of music. This is something that you'll experience with almost all 'monitor headphones' since they are pretty much evenly balanced (unlike the finely tuned stereo systems and headphones we are used to). But even though they don't pack the same punch on the lower end as Beats, V-Modas, or Souls, they are extremely crisp and clear and will reveal sounds in songs that you never knew were there. On top of this, they are really light with big ear cups so you can wear them foreverrrrrrr and never get sore ears.

[@armandcurti2598]

Zeta Kane you are a Beats fanboy! Beats live on their name, but they are the worst!

[@johanneskircher167]

Is it a mistake if i buy the v moda crossfade m 100? I want to listen to Rap and EDM when i go by train and i also want to use them for DJ- ing.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

No, they are great for rap and EDM. Also, a lot of people use them while they're DJ-ing. I would however possibly look into getting the new wireless M100 (amzn.to/2lMpmDA). You can still use them regularly with an AUX cable, but you also have the option to listen wirelessly via bluetooth (which is ever important as more and more phone makers are dropping the AUX port).

[@johanneskircher167]

+Digital Tech Reviews & Tips ok thank you, and what about the noise isolation? Is it accapedable or is active noise cancelling the better choise?

[@Xxcactus108xX]

I like the review but on the note of the V-modas I would say they are the best all around headphones of the three not just the "Look cool Be awesome".

[@tkvsevolod]

3:00 not to sound racist. Seriously??

[@1alopezpr]

ATH M50 hands down the best, and no ear problems since out of the box until break in they sound even better, def the best out of those 3. Then again, this is just my opinion. Have to consider that some people have more sensitive ears than others, at the end of the day is just like the same as beer taste.

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Yeah. I agree with you now about the ATH-M50s. They are by far the comfiest over-ear headphones I own. However, for some reason (which I haven't figured out yet), they hurt my ears for the first couple of months like I said in the video. Maybe I do just have overly sensitive ears...

[@monkynutzuk]

I where Sony mdr 7506 for hours at a time and let me tell you they are comfy af. Sound quality is great too

[@danielbeavers8701]

Ok!!!! So iam confused. I talked to a guy who works for audio technica. He said everyone who works there uses the audio technica ath-m40x. He said that they actually sounded better. So why does everyone on KZbin say the audio technica ath-m50 are better. Also everyone says the v-mods m100 sound better than the audio technica ath-m50. If you're useing them for all around.

[@Ironprime46]

In all seriousness, I just like to jam lol. I wouldn't use these headphones for anything but listening to music. I like dubstep and pop so should I get the m100 or the ath m50?

[@phillipwsmith4143]

the Audio Technica ATH-M50X simply sound the best. They are detailed, they offer punchy bass, warm mids that carry into the accurate highs. The voice quality is fantastic. The V-MODA'S HAVE A GREAT GUARANTEE. Not so fast the sound is not detailed at all. the mids disappear when the sloppy base kicks in. the highs are obnoxious. I know i was shocked too. thanks. Phillip

[@keithscull8288]

+Phil Smith I actually have the VMODA M100's and with my external DAC/AMP I am satisfied for my bass cannon headphones per say, but NOW I am craving a second headphone to be a clarity cannon, super crisp with a wide sound stage. I am between the M50's and the senheiser Amperior, I've heard someone say the Amperiors were on another level of clarity to the AT M50's, have you tried the Amperiors?

[@danielbeavers8701]

That so funny. After 2 ear surgery's and 2 years of pain I finally got used to them. So yea I definitely recommend the audio technica ath-m50

[@chriscmac23]

which one has good bass and which one is good for portability?

[@rishiroger]

I don't agree on the part where you said that the M50x are a cause of discomfort to ear.

[@niveklean22]

Are this good for music for my phone?

[@MrFunnyGuy6145]

I found the V Modas on amazon for $154. Is that worth the audio quality

[@Recessionist]

If you're into bass, you might want to look into the ATH pro700mk2.

[@Boogla19981]

How do the m50 hurt your ears, I've had no problems whatsoever with mine.

[@EKSHATEKMusicOfficial]

which one is suitable for mixing & mastering ?

[@shanil60]

DHUMKETU MUSIC m50x ...i prefer Because sound is detailed in it

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Speak for yourself. I really buy the headphones only for the bags they come in :p Nah, point taken. This was really my first attempt at making a real review/comparison video so please cut me some slack. But the criticism is good and I'll try to focus more on the essential features in future videos I make.

[@danyofernandez7974]

Could someone enlighten me with their opinion? Right now I'm in a bit of trouble deciding between Audio-Technica ATH M50x, Sony MDR-1RBT/MDR-1RNC vs. VModa m100's? Just wanna know your guys opinions on which to get or what headphones you have with some pros & cons.... Thanks

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Ash Ketchum I would say go with the M50x. But wait to see what others chime in with. Always good to get more opinions.

[@FinalMythology]

I have both, the audio technicas sound better when listening to itala/disco while the v-moda have a nearly as good accuracy in the sound but the bass more than makes up for it. Actually can't really tell if the bass makes the other sounds worse or not in the v-moda, but I know it covers up more bad sounds than good so basically it improves most music. Overall I think the v-moda are better however the price difference is significantly in audio technica's favor. If you're shooting for that 300 dollar range you should look into the psb m4u and the v-moda and compare those 2 instead, audio technicas are mostly the minimum standard as in I probably wouldn't buy anything less than them for I have been spoiled by both v-moda and audio technica's sounds..

[@gonzaloramos8752]

Sony mdr 7506 or Sennheiser hd 380 pro? please someone help me to choose for one of them and tell me why

[@TheAirjoshua]

How do the V Moda M100 compare to the Beats Pro?

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

Sound quality is pretty similar. Honestly the most noticeable difference is the larger ear cups of the Beats Pro. This gives the sound a little more room to bounce around in but also increases the comfortability if you have a large head and ears.

[@FinalMythology]

they're better in every way except maybe the v-moda punches less maybe

[@phatcarz]

Good review but I can't believe u said the Audio Technica's are uncomfortable... I have the M50x and they are super comfortable and can wear them for hours plus amazing sound quality and defo best value for money headphones out there (better than beats by Dre in my opinion).

[@AlexandrosMi]

You should put new headphones around a chair when you open them for some hours. Keep up the good work man!!!

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

I actually did that with the last air of headphones I bought and it really did help. Thanks for the tip though!

[@AlexandrosMi]

no problem!

[@jerbienmanawatao3879]

please make a review on V-Moda Crossfade M-100 v.s. BeyerDynamic Custom One Pro v.s. Audio Technica ATH M50x

[@juandv930722]

do the white v moda's get easily dirty?

[@MrYondaime705]

BRO WHAT R UR INTRO AND OUTRO SONG NAMES?!?!?

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

They are both tracks that I put together but haven't released yet/haven't finished.

[@MrYondaime705]

Ohh mann they sound awesome!!! Release em!!!!

[@DigitalTechReviewsTips]

They both sound good, however, the Crossfade LP's are tuned for more bass which enhances most music. I would go with the V-Modas if you are not worried about your headphones having a neutral sound cause as you said they look better than the Audio Technicas.

[@Fred714]

are those the fugazi ?

[@theodoro89]

it would nice if you compare sony and audio technica with the V-Moda Crossfade LP