What is different in M80 vocal vs M80
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I guess you mean M-80 vs M-100. M-80 has more of a overall balanced sound signature, perfect for almost everything, be it classical music or dub step. M-100 is more bass heavy and has been deemed more suitable for similar music, although people who have already dished out $300 for the M-100 would disagree.I own M80 and I've listened to M-100. I would recommend M-80 but for around $90 if you are vigilant and keep an eye out for "As New" on Amazon Warehouse Deals. That's where I found mine two years back, literally brand new for $113.
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I bought a pair of IE80s for my wife. The soundstage and detail seems roughly equivalent, but the IE800 has way more bass presence. Tuning the bass on the IE80s might improve it, but I did not experiment with that in my (brief) test. In terms of comfort I prefer the 800s but that's a very personal thing - some would prefer the over-the-ear setup of the 80s.
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The newer version of the unit has a better mic. In fact, it has two to choose from - a directional and an omni-directional. You might consider using the directional for voice and switch to omni if you want the crowd sounds.
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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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They are technically "on the ear" headphones. The M-100 V-Moda's are the over the ear version. I have both and the V-80 (also know as M-80 in the non-true blood versions) are the better of the two in my opinion....they are lighter and less fatiguing overall. Both, however, sound wonderful!
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Not exactly sure what that is, but it does have different equalizer settings that depending on the setting does enhance the voice. Clarify your question if you could.
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The sound is slightly different. The M5 is more balanced and clear but less bassy. You should read some Product-Tests and make a Decision based on the music you hear....
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The harmonies are panned in stereo. There are different volume knobs for the vocal and the harmonies. If you turn the vocal volume all the way down, you're gonna have only the harmonies and you can record them. However, using a vst harmony plugin would be easier. This equipment is most used for live music.
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My wife and I have similar problems and just bought a ZVOX 555. It has definitely made it easier to hear vocals. Vocals appear to be clearer to us on all settings and are further enhanced when the DE mode is enabled.
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As far as I understand, there is no difference. The 80 indicates the 80 ohm impedance.
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Both very nicely. When you go to guitar settings (8th or last one on the choices), you will find everything from clean, phase, flange, distortion, etc. and these all have settings. the voice settings involve pitch correction, harmonies (use auto key for all harmonies). voice doubling and more. Harmonies sound real and not electronic.
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It's like rock, soft, concert, classic, bass booster, bass reducer, and I think vocals. Standard EQ settings, but there's barely any difference.
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they are completely different. M50 are closed, transportable, rugged - better for dj, on the move... K701 are for home use only. max comfort, open (=of course much better sound). Adam, in-ear.com
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As far as use with Speech Recognition there is no difference. If the mic is being used for singing the SE50 has a flatter frequency resonce which is better for that purpose.KnowBrainer, Inc.
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Excellent for vocal. As good or better than snowball. Adjusts easily with the headphone jack and volume control on the mic body. Hope this helps,
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This link should give you the differences. Hope it helps. http://www.shopping.com/xSBS-Polk-Audio-MC60-Polk-Audio-RC60i~PRDLT-71428-95941846?sb=1
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I am thinking it too. I think, the only difference is, that one can cancell out the guitar part from the song, ao you can play along, and the other can cancell out the vocals. For me those parts are not essential, so I think I will go with vocal one.