I own the LP2, does the M-100 have bigger over ear cup design because the LP2 are a bit small and my ears are burning when I use them. Thanks!
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My ear cup measures 3 3/4 by3 inches across. I'm not sure if this will help.
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The LP2 and M100's have the same size earcups and pads. In fact, aside from the hinge on the M100 and the colors, the design is identical. The XL pads will make the M100 (or LP2 and LP for that matter) more comfortable.
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unfortunately I can't give a definitive answer because I don't know how big the Polk's are. I can give a guideline, so to speak, of the Slappa's size. They fit perfectly my ATH-M50S and those are full sized headphones. I hope that will help?
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Not so much "grooves" as cups around which to fit the headphones themselves (with the 'cup' being where one's ear would sit inside the headphone). Hope that helps!
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I had the M50s for about two years, loved them dearly, unfortunately the plug got yanked and I had to replace them. I'm currently returning my 2nd pair of M50x, the first had a high pitch sound than could barely be heard but have extreme headaches and the ones I'm returning now sometimes have static regardless of what device or cable I use; hopefully the third will be the charm since I'm spoiled with the detachable cables now.
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On the skull candy I have tried everything but mic. I did not get for mic I got for volume control so I am not having to get iPod out of pocket to change volume. I use it when I am out mowing. I tried a cheaper brand that was not of sound quality I previously had my other ear bud for several years and really liked them due to volume control and sound quality. So when I went cheaper because I am cheap I had to go back to the skull candy.
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These are 2 completely different animals. The m30 are over ear and the 239 are on ear. I love my Sennheisers. I have the m50 and they are pretty good, but heavy. The 239 are what I use at the office.
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Yes, they are open back (people around you can hear what your listening too and you can hear them) and have soft velvet pads. In some cases, it might be too tactile for some though... but not for me. Honestly, my M50's get hot, but they have more SPL and are closed (so my colleagues can't hear my trance EDM).
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My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps.
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Thank you for shopping with Hans-USA,Not fit an Audio Technica M50.Looking forward to serving you again.Best Regards,Hans-USA
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Absolutely agree: my wife has a cheaper model and I started using hers (no worries she used it for her legs, not her moustache) as it does not hurt my ears. This unit is noisy. I am oogling this new Panasonic ES-LA63-S but 299..... yeesch.
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l do not own the M50s... so l can´t answer your question... However, common sense tells me the PRO700MK2 should isolate better from the outside as they appear to exert a tighter pressure on your head than the M50 does. Also, take into account that the PRO700s are DJs HPs so l guess they must have been designed to provide more isolation than the M50s... Your choice!
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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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I think the bass is really good. Is not like an over-ear headphone, but I think it is really good. Actually the best I've had considering only in-ears. I listen a LOT of blues and always amp up my bass. I haven't tried the EPH-100 though...
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When I sent in my px100 original for RMA at Sennheiser USA (Old Lyme, CT I think), one of the higher reps told me there's no difference except the -II looks better and is supposedly more durable. I sold the PX100-II's right after I recieved them and I miss them alot, as stupid as it sounds. Oh well, I'm using the Grado SR325's now!
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Oe2 leaks out music easily put I know it has more bass then the ae2. Oe2 are smaller and looks weird when putting the earphones on. I would go with ae2 just because more comfort and the sound quality on the vocals sounds better. And they do cancell noise even though they weren't made for that.
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I don't have the BL version but I do have the M50X model. Comfort is good for listening. The sound is what makes the headphones so great. I dabble in EDM music and the M50X headphones are what I needed. I promise you will not be disappointed. Don't be fooled by the Beats Hype.
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I have not tried the M 80's. The M 100' are my 1st endeavor with The V - Moda Crossfire line. I can tell you this. I'm hearing more sound from CCR or the Doobie Brothers than I've ever heard before. By far this is the best music purchase I've ever made. I'm sorry I couldn't help you more.