Bass is incredibly clear and doesn't suffer any muddling

Bass is incredibly clear and doesn't suffer any muddling

Basically night and day difference, great sound stage, nice punchy bass (but not boomy)

Awesome bass and clear highs for those who love your EDM, trance, techno, D&B tunes

Good bass, mids and highs.

The bass vibrates so nice euphoria will permeate from your brain to the rest of your body

, I have 10" and 12" at home, and I consider there is enough bass on the X2.

I do however enjoy more bass heavy listening and the bass on these headphones are excellent but they are very crisp and sharp rather than more booming

The bass is really punchy and tight but the bass doesn't muddle the mids

as far i can only say that these ones beats hands down the Pioneers HDJ2000 MK2....very rich bass, the high SPL makes my head to vibrate with bass literally, clear mids and highs, will say that from my headphones collection (only ones i dont have yet are Beyerdinamic DT1350 which i have already ordered) that the only ones that can match that superb bass are the Senheisers HD7 but without such a clearer mids and highs

was anticipating the ability of headset to produce some exceptional bass

but I have always enjoyed a bit more bass in my playback system.

From the crisp highs to the rich deep bass, these headphones encompass the best of both worlds

I mostly use these specific headphones for pop music and I prefer a somewhat enhanced bass, but not excessive.

Very clear, great bass

That's what I'm calling the expansive soundstage, warm mids, tight and punchy bass, sparkling highs, and sonic flair that this headphone possesses

it's pretty good with an emphasis on bass, trebbles are good and vocals and chorus are also excellent but sometimes can be overwhelmed my the bass

The bass this provides is almost unbelievable

The sound is amazing, bass is unbelievable and the range is excelent

I really do not like enhanced bass at the expense of the mid and upper ranges--a flaw in both Beats and Bose.

It has great non overbearing bass with crisp highs and bright vocals.

Bass is exceedingly superior to anything I've experienced on any other headphones

Clean deep bass, clear mids and highs and stylish to boot

The B&W P7s are cans you'll want for decent bass that are resonably comfortable with deep bass and they WILL last you a while

Great bass but not overpowering like beats.

The bass is great, and the non-bass is still clear

If you are overwhelmed by the choices of headphones available in the $300 price range, are looking for something to use at home as well as on the go and care about quality sound while also appreciating deep, powerful, tight bass, these are simply the best choice available.

However, as with most headphones, they can benefit from an amp and can handle higher volumes as well as boosted bass.

Love these things, great bass tagged with nice clear mids and uppers.

However Is till give the bass a solid A. Very tight and doesn't bleed into the mids

The sound quality is amazing and while not super strong the bass is great too

The sound quality is amazing and while not super strong the bass is great too

I primarily got these because a few of the pairs I have don’t have impressive bass without an added amp

The bass is smooth and detailed and the treble is crisp and clear.

however, I don't think the bass will bleed into the mids and muddle the sound.

I didn't think that the bass was that significant

bass is sufficient and soundstage is quite wide more than i expected

For example, while Beats by Dre advertises its products on celebrities to make them seem higher in quality, and offers a great lower end (which stronger bass than most headphones) they don't have good high frequencies and just aren't high quality despite their great marketing campaign

And not good bass, but muddy bass

Coming off a pair of headphone like the ATH MSR7 the highs and the mids will sound washed out, and the bass will sound over bloated, and less refined, but that's not a bad thing

so I can't comment on how powerful the bass becomes with that genre

Best headphones I ever heard, very clear loud and have bass everything I been looking for in a set of headphones for years.

Best bass in any headphone I've ever used

I love bass, and so I purchased these for that reason

The M-100s offer you unrivaled sound performance; delivering exceptional bass, while retaining crisp and clear mids and highs

The bass isnt overpowering which i like..i wanted a clear sounding headphone with good bass.have dropped multiple times while in caserecently noticed 2 cracks in the plastic parts of the ear piece..maybe i tightened the screws on the plate i got for them and caused pressure there

The bass is rich and the sound is clear and crisp

I had a pair of Sennheiser 545 or so (around that number) and the bass was superior and clear

To give you an idea of how they compare to the Bose after the break-in period:The Bose tended to highlight vocal parts a bit more, and the bass was much weaker

I am by no mean a professional DJ or audiophile, I just want a pair of headphones that can deliver good sound quality, good bass (even though I don't really care) and extra comfort to my ears and these headphones deliver

Yes it has a fair bass sound

Great soundstage, great bass and superior construction.

And the bass actually vibrates your skull with the right songs; not an artificial thump

Although the bass is strong, the M50's is stronger, with way more clarity, along with much more sub-bass

Good seal on ears, which blocks noise from the outside well but is also nice for not annoying everyone else in the library- Powerful but clean bass.- Very comfortable, once XL ear pads were swapped

Bass isn't booming you can definitely feel it but its not to the point where everything is drowned out, however if you prefer some more bass a cheap Fiio amp would be good

Great bass, very fun sound!

Nice treble and amazingly rich bass

Love the bass.

These have awesome bass and excellent clarity now you already read the long and detailed reviews from others including audiophiles and the reviews are right on the money

Very detailed sound and clarity, without harsh treble, and with appropriate bass (volume and frequency extension).

but these phones really strike a balance between crystal clear detail and punchy, tight bass

Great bass, but not too much (at least for my taste)

I'm amazed by how well they produce bass when they're hooked up to my iPhone

The bass is great without being overpowering, the mids are revealing, the treble holds a perfect range, there is no distortion, and even small sounds seem crisp with a high degree of clarity.

Best headphones I ever heard, very clear loud and have bass everything I been looking for in a set of headphones for years.

It is the only headphone that I've heard that has enhanced bass without sacrificing any mids or highs

Nice clear highs, but not tinny, good deep bass, but not over done at all, and very sturdy construction.

The bass, clarity and mid-range are all excellent.

The bass is strong, but not too strong

You may like the stock pads as they impart more bass, but it felt a little too heavy for my tastes and I adore bass(with the right quality/quantity)

As other reviewers have mentioned, the sound is very warm and the bass is strong without being overpowering

If you’re after ear-rattling bass, these are probably not for you

[I dislike muddy or boomy bass]).

No, I can't explain what that means except that the bass wasn't clear or interesting and the highs were lacking

Perfect bass in my opinion

If you like bass, not just a lot of it, but good quality bass, these will fill that requirement for sure.

The M-100s are clear, bass-driven, and a complete work of audio-delivering art

The M-100s don't need any batteries, and I can honestly say I prefer the bass on these compared to my Crushers

LP's sound like the bass is "loose" sometimes

I owned a $500 pair of AKG's before and the sound quality is at least equal to those with MUCH better bass response and depth.

I won't call myself a bass head but the M-100's bass traits have enlightened me on how to appreciate good quality bass

You will need a EQ to boost up the bass

good sound break bass still only can where for maybe an hour but different heads are

I'm still not over being amazed at how awesome this bass is

In EDM, it is important for the listener to hear a strong bass, as well as warm highs especially when the bass drops

When listening to skrillex, The M100s have clearer bass and the LP sounds more muffled

I like added bass for when I'm at home as well

the Audio Technica ATH-M50s and these have much better bass and a wider sound stage, mids and

very clear - bass sounds fantastic and mids and highs translate well through too

Synthetic bass doesn't smash the middles and highs but comes through with some authority even without a headphone amp.

The bass is strong but very tight, and doesn't overwhelm other instruments

The highs come in clear and the bass is impressive but not overbearing

I played them with bass reduction as some reviewers have mentioned they preferred but truthfully, I didn't find the bass to be overdone/exaggerated, just punchier than the M-80.

Deep, rich bass.

Great sound, great bass

With NO EQ/Tuning, they deliver a nice clean bass, and everything else in between

I love bass and I enjoy the punch of the bass when listening to EDM

Awesome sound and terrific design, this headphones are way beyond my expectations, with super bass response for a deep experience to all the mids and highs you'll need to hear crisp clear for sure made me change my beats pro

I love the bass, the crystal clear highs and the fact the mid's don't get blended in with the bass.

Exactly like described "refined bass

Therefore I would say I am still confident in my abilities to accurately review this product!I listen to a lot of edm, and a lot of hardstyle (with the signature bass kick, so bass is extremely important to me).I listened to my friends LP's, and the music quality on them were great

They have a very similar sound to M50's except everything sounds noticeably clearer and sharper and the bass is richer

The bass is fantastic, and they work great for all the genres of music I listen to: from classical to metal

The bass is fantastic, and they work great for all the genres of music I listen to: from classical to metal

The bass is strong, but not so much as not to appreciate instruments and the like

But NOTHING like the Beats headphones, which boost the bass so hard it sounds like a Harley Davidson driving through a swamp

As is common in the current headphone market, the bass was often too overwhelming, and sometimes, open back headphones are not an option (due to the need for noise cancellation, and other factors)

When I first received the headphones I thought they had decent bass, but still not what I had wanted.

I next went to something in the middle so played some FKA Twigs and was fantastic having the mix of sharp vocals, electronic and huge bass

The headphones do have practically the best bass ever, without the bass being too boomy or making the sound muddy

The sound quality is amazing and the bass is decent

Great audiophile sound though I actually prefer to use my Crossfade LP model, they have MUCH BETTER bass to

If the UE 6000's bass rumbled with earthquake like presence, the Crossfade LP1's bass kicked like a wild horse

Nothing is better than the sound of a loud hard hitting bass

And the bass is just amazing, it's really tight and goes really, really low

If you love bass that rattles your skull, that injects your soul with powerful vibrations...these don't necessarily do that

In flat presentation,some people (so called audiophiles) who don't like bass in their headphones may want to use an EQ to turn down the bass and their problem is solved

If you listen to a lot of midrange-centric music (classical, folk, some types of pop, smooth jazz, etc.), the bass is really too distracting as it is very forward relative to the midrange and thus midrange-centric music just doesn't sound right

LOTS and lots of bass and, unlike a lot of bass-heavy headphones, the bass is crystal-clear rather than "boomy" and overwhelming

Audio quality is superb, punchy bass without sacrificing treble and mids

Great bass, with a very balanced sound when compared to the equally stellar mids and highs

Great bass without being too overpowered

Yes, some of those may have very different characteristics, but that I tried them in my quest for warm, natural-sounding headphones that would have adequate bass but yet would also be clear WITHOUT any harsh treble or being too bright.3

The way the bass punches and rattles your head is a great experience, especially since that is what most people are looking for when they are listening to Dubstep, something that drops the bass

Warm vocals and a strong bass.

The headphones have crisp highs and mids, along with a warm resonant bass, that even highlights sub frequencies on well mixed records

These cans have extremely strong mids and highs but lacks bass

In additional to excellent bass, vocals, instruments and highs are detailed and smooth.

While the headphones provide stellar bass, they also provide the perfect combination of mid and upper ranges

I find that the Bass is punchy without being overbearing while mid's and high's are crisp and clear.

Bass is very clean and precise

Also, I found with the LP2, the bass was distorted.

Other headphones will simply boost the upper bass so much that the mids bleed and you can't even hear the highs.

The sound is amazing and very detailed!Bass is clear and merging perfectly with all other frequincies.they are beautifull and elegant.2 years of full coverage warrenty and after that 50% discount for a new pair

Phenomenal bass and mids.

The sound quality is top notch, Clean bass, Highs aren't

The M-100s sound great, with strong bass within a context of clarity at all levels.

They sound terrific and the noise isolation and bass is good for a headphone that doesn't require any batteries or charging

The bass is very prominent but not at all overpowering like beats by dre headphones.

The bass isn't as loud as I expected (guess that's what happens after listening to Beats for a few months), but it has a great KICK!

The bass is amazing and these headphones can get very loud

I appreciated the sound quality and clarity of the LP-2s more, but the volume was lacking a little due to passive noise canceling and the bass was a little overwhelming at times

The bass is very prominent but not at all overpowering like beats by dre headphones.

, it tends to be bass-heavy, which is a bonus for me, so if you're not into bass and prefer a more neutral-across-all-frequencies sound, then this might not be for you; otherwise, it delivers excellent sound (with good thumping bass)

but they didn't have enough bass for my kind of music (dubstep, trap, electro-house

However it does lack slightly in super bass heavy tracks like "roughneck bass" or "bass cannon" or "Promises."

Great sound, great bass, great

The bass is overpowering, and muddies the other frequencies

The v-moda crossfade m-100 have good clear bass, vocals and instruments

Great case and built qualitythe cables is kind of long (good for the office) and feels durable, not like those from boseConsNot really over the ear,The service through their page is not good at allnot an audiophile, it has a great sound, good highs and a nice bass as well, if you like rock or rap with some deep sound this headphones delivers very nice, you can ear every instrument, in this range of price I think the closer I heard was the marshall headphones wich I really loved too

When listening in a very loud car, the background noise drowned out the bass

but yet stylishfun sound (tight punchy bass, better soundstage but less bass than the

At higher volumes the mid-bass and upper-bass can intrude upon the lower-midrange,

If you're extremely hard on your headphones, maybe these are a good choice, but for anyone else (especially those wanting their first pair of very good headphones that have good bass, but sound good with everything), I 100% recommend that you buy Audio-Technica ATH-M50x's

They sound fine just no bass

Bass could knock a little more- Cords would only play in one ear unless shifted, but played fine with any other 3.5mm to 3.5mm

I'm not an Audiophile by any means but more like a bass-head, who enjoys his head being rattled by thumping bass, crystal clear mids, and sound highs

I love extra bass, but not at the cost of clarity, which is exactly what these headphones deliver

Unreal bass response

I have been looking for headphones that great bass for Drum & Bass, Dub Step, House music and Hip Hop

As mentioned above, the bass is incredible

Bass is just perfect

My Logitech Z623 speakers sell for about $150 and a chillout song would blow the bass away in comparison to these speakers and are as good in midrange

Just the right , deep, bass.

The bass is amazing but not up to a point where the audio gets distorted

They're bassy enough with a nice high quality bass

The bass is insanely good, in particular

The bass is strong, but not so much as not to appreciate instruments and the like

Best way to compare the two headphones which are both really good is to decide if you like the deep bass of (2) 12s in your car with the drawn out bass (Beats) or the pop bass of a 10 bumping in your car (V-Moda).

I listen to an extraordinarily wide variety of music--mostly hip-hop and alternative rock--so I tried to find a pair of headphones that could deliver solid bass but still provided very accurate, unmuddied mids and highs.

amazing bass , clear and beautiful sound with any type of music , loved the costume plates - my unique deadpool inspired v-modas!!

The bass is STRONG

The bass was strong, deep and pure

Clear, heavy, and punchy bass even at very low frequencies

, they lacked bass and my ears were easily fatigued from the crystal clear, but harsh highs

Listening to James Blake's "Limit to your love" will make your teeth rattle, the bass is so intense

Great highs, perfect mids and clear bass

They are loud, clear, crisp and you hear a lot of the highs and nuances of your music while getting pretty impressive bass without it being overdone

My consensus is that they are great for highs and mids, but either my phone (LG G3) paired with spotify produces no bass, or these headphones lack in any Umphff in the bass department

Bass is perfect in this sense --

The dynamic ability of this headset to reproduce tooth vibrating bass that is clear and crisp while keeping the mid and high range not only clear, but noticeably separate and crisp is simply amazing

Great bass, mids and highs that make them terrific for gaming, music or wanting to get some peace and quiet.

The bass is realistic and crisp and the sound is without distortion

Sound quality isn't bad, but I bought these thinking they would have amazing bass and they don't

This is refined BASS at its best - and lots of it

, I realize that these are balanced as they should be but if your looking for a better hard bass sound then the LP model would be your best bet they have both lasted years and have not broken or had their speakers blasted out

The bass is amazing, and they don't compromise on the mids and highs

Bass is the best of any

Witchcraft - Pendulum. clean and heavy deep-bass impact

Solid bass, crisp sound, and solid construction

If you want a stylish, portable headphone with great bass throw the beats away and grab a pair of

The bass is great, but I feel that it lacks the vocal.

I like music, and I play the piano/guitar, but I (like a lot of people) also enjoy sometimes perhaps artificially deep bass in

I like good low but not boomy bass.

I love the sound, the bass is kicking, and i haven't listened to something so far that I didn't love

Beats Studio 2.0 have good bass heavy sound but feel like they wouldn't last a day

Amazing sound quality...good bass...good highs and lows.

These headphones provide that power, and they do an amazing job of producing tight, powerful, deep bass alongside sparkling highs and a pleasingly colorful midrange

Having compared them to the Sennheiser Momentums and Bose QC 25, I definitely prefer the M100s, witch don't vary too much from the Momentums except that they pack a much nicer/more prominent bass for anyone who prefers that

In fact, because I felt there was clearly a lot more warmth and mid-frequencies in V-Moda, then the bass didn't seem exaggerated compared to the rest of the music (unlike Beats where you have what sounds like just a sub and

True, the V-Moda M-100 sound is something out of this world, in the sense that I can sit and listen for music for hours straight, just being amazed by the sound quality which I have never experienced before; I can hear new details in songs that I have listened to dozens of times before, hearing all the instruments and the vocals clear and crisp, with the smooth bass that doesn't ruin the mids nor the highs

Bass is very important to me

Great bass reproduction... without loss of midrange and treble fidelity

These headphones play good with rock,rap,hiphop as the bass sounds good and play amazing with edm, especially the more hardcore stuff like trap,electro,dubstep....

Great female vocals with a clean bass beat

The bass was strong and accurate, the background music was warm and the mids and highs made for an enjoyable, but realistic weapon firing sound.

Performance: Great bass without being muddy

I've been heavily building my dubstep collection lately and was looking for a fun can with strong, punchy bass that was still detailed enough for hi-fi applications

For me personally the bass was too intense

But if you hate bass, maybe it will be too much bass for you, although the frequency response curves show it's close to neutral, only a slight bump in the mid-bass and mids.

Overall, if you enjoy some extra bass in your music without sacrificing clarity of the rest of the sound - this is exactly what the doctor ordered!!

Momentum: 4.5/5 As I mentioned, the bass in the Momentums was lacking for me

Try sennheiser 25s, or akg 181 dj headphones if you need clean, powerful sounding sound/bass

LP's sound like the bass is "loose" sometimes

Great bass, clear sound, surroundsound is okey and the vocals were amazing as well

So with the release of the Fidelio X2, Philips apparently fixed some issues, and all user and professional reviews agreed that it was an audiophile-level headphone that was warm, with good bass, but balanced and clear.

but i feel like it is not really enough bass there, is not as powerful as i expected

bass was very powerful (sometimes too powerful, but since I love

I could still pin point where my enemies location, the bass was excellent with great impact

Bass is great thanks to the tightness of the headband, and the seal that the memory foam makes

They are really comfortable and have great bass without sacrificing mids and highs

I am not a bass head but these headphones had perfect bass did not feel over powered or burdening in any way

Bass is nice and controlled and there's a good amount of it.

Love them the bass is great

The bass is so unbelievably great

The bass is perfect

The bass is strong, but not too strong

Bass is very good

m100 has the best bass on a portable headphone, better than the Audio Technica m50x

Good qualities-Great bass (sounds well-balanced with a bit of a bass boost)-Epic build quality-Great customization-ear cushions are comfortable

Dance music tends to be driven by strong drums and bass and high frequency instruments, not as much attention to vocals where they usually make sacrifices in favor of bigger transition with lows

I wanted headphones with good bass, but without sacrificing the rest.

I have to hook up my amp to get a good audio and bass.

The sound is amazingly clear for piano music like Michele Mclaughlin but has enough bass and power to blast some Deadmau5

The headphones deliver good bass but can still pick up real clear mids

Well gaming and movies will sound like you're playing on a full home theater because its not the bass that makes the M-100's special (pay attention this part is important) its the ginormous sound-staging and perfectly tuned highs that make this headphone great so sound effects and even sound positioning is second to none

Bass isn't booming you can definitely feel it but its not to the point where everything is drowned out, however if you prefer some more bass a cheap Fiio amp would be good

If you really want the bass banging these head phones can hit that, sometimes I can feel the headphones shaking with the bass, but if not, it produces a nice clean bass

The bass booms a bit more than is natural, but the sound is very clear and not muddy at all, and frankly I like

The highs are crisp,the bass is deep and full, the cable is nice,and the optional engraving on the metal plates

On top of that, if you like bass, the Beats Studios require batteries

so yes the bass is prominent).

The bass is incredible

Yes I like bass and warmth, but not if the sound is

These are the headphones you've been waiting for!Tired of those gimmicky "bass heavy" cans that rattle your ear drums but completely disregard any kind of high end clarity?

They can handle a vast range of outputs, producing clear, crisp highs and warm, resonating bass whether playing quietly or blasting at max volume

If you like solid bass that doesn't wash out everything else and want excellent sound quality across the

great headphone, decent bass and nice highs, the clamp force is

Although 2/3 of the time the sound is excellent with crystal-clear audios and well-put bass, the right earpiece often goes out at least once a usage for a period of 2-6 seconds - unsure whether this is due to the connective cord or the hardware itself

The sound clarity is fantastic, the definition makes all the other ones bite the dust, the bass is so accurate and powerful, the mids and highs are awesome too!

, I have that great bass sound without compromising any other sounds and I still have noise insolation

(I do use the XL pads which increase bass response and comfort, for the comfort the trade off on the boomy bass is well worth it!

The sound profile is a lot more refined than the LPs, mids and treble are a lot cleaner however these still pack amazing bass

The bass is strong, but feels very controlled at same time

And not good bass, but muddy bass

First, I bought the Beats Studio, but hated the sound and the bass was less than impressive

I love the bass and low range when I listen to EDM but also great for anything else

The bass is slightly enhanced which can hide the mids a bit.

I am a real bass head which is why I love these headphones so much but unlike the Dr Dre Beats range the bass is not completely overpowering there is a lot of clarity as well

The bass is good.

The bass is punching and they just sound crisp

If you want clean sound enriched with a smooth bass (which can be altered with most equalizers) these headphones will perform in every category

The bass seems a tad more lively

Not the strongest bass out there but definitely one of the cleanest

The bass is rich and deep and hearty, and certainly not overpowering

It is somehow not as warm as the bass or mid-bass--more on the neutral side, but still pleasing

What a closed back design offers over an open back design is the aforementioned isolation for noisy environments(who wants to hear traffic or people chattering in the middle of a symphony?), and richer and more precise bass(bass is acutely better in every way when compared to open back**please don't call me names, study speaker design if you don't believe me)

I really do not like enhanced bass at the expense of the mid and upper ranges--a flaw in both Beats and Bose.

The bass is strong but is horrendously muddy and spills all over into the other frequencies

The M-100 are quite efficient and don't require me to carry around my portable amplifier, with very powerful bass and big soundstage for a closed headphone, and they fold up into a very small package that fits in my messenger bag easily.

These things have VERY strong bass, pretty good mid range and very good highs

Bass often overpowers the midrange, which was a total dealbreaker for me based on what genres of music I listen to.2

Sound is amazingly rich (although a tad bass heavy) and crisp, the looks are fashionable and never gets old.

If you like bass like me you'll have to buy a amp for it plus get memory cushings

but I noticed great bass and perfect mids and highs.

*Beats Studio Edition - V-Moda has stronger bass and clearer sound all around.

ProsAwsome sound, good bass and highs, and very important, well balanced

For you bass hunters out there who are concerned there is not enough bass, trust me (i can never get enough bass)

The bass, immediately, is lackluster, and I almost considered returning the headphones and just buying a second pair of HyperX Cloud IIs

Bass and Tremble were outstanding

as far i can only say that these ones beats hands down the Pioneers HDJ2000 MK2....very rich bass, the high SPL makes my head to vibrate with bass literally, clear mids and highs, will say that from my headphones collection (only ones i dont have yet are Beyerdinamic DT1350 which i have already ordered) that the only ones that can match that superb bass are the Senheisers HD7 but without such a clearer mids and highs

I know they're considered amazing headphones from the experts but for me, the bass was weak and the mids were too strong.

with that said i think these headphones have amazing sound, the bass is powerful but not overpowering, the mids are great, the treble seems like it could be a bit

The bass doesn't distort but remains crisp

If you prefer punchy bass that’s accurate with great mids and highs, then these are a great choice and are a complement to the Sennheiser’s that I have

While these might not have a flat response and the bass is elevated just slightly, make no mistake, these headphones are a great studio and general use headphones

They have fantastic range, with solid bass that accentuates your music.

The bass is clear and deep.

They have strong bass and no

These sound OK but the bass is loose and boomy and does color the mid frequencies

On an airplane I will still be using the Bose QC25 and boost the bass on my headphone amp, but for home use, this is better

So hears the verdict Dre Beats are the best marketed headphones period hands down and are good but for truly mind blowing headphones able to handle mad bass with out distorting great highs, and mids The V- Moda'sare the best headphones on the market period

It caused a bit of a muddy bass sound due to the amplificatioin, that over-powered the piano

In the price range they are in these stand out for all other competitors, and again the bass is nice.

While the bass was more powerful on the LP, because of its power it was often overbearing and would intrude on the mids making the primary instruments in some songs more recessed

I highly recommend these to anyone with a similar taste in music sound, clear with a good punchy bass

The bass is loose but not at the detriment of sound, the mids still come over fairly clear and the treble is sharp and in place

The bass is very evident, but not overpowering

the sound quality is incredible, the bass is fantastic and not overwhelming, and it doesn't drown out the treble at all

Or a headphone that has a beautiful neutral sound, but will lack any of that exciting bass we all crave.

this is how you make $300 headphones. extremely solid construction, amazing sound, great bass, and tons of features

I found a bass boosted song and it produced enough bass to satisfy me but most songs even bass boosted sound like they have no bass at all

The bass is enough and how controlled the bass sounds is perfect

Not only will the XL cushions make the headphones more comfortable but they will also enhance bass and overall sound

Basswise I would say the V Moda Crossfade LP had a bit louder bass but this bass is a lot more accurate and punchy

Bass is strong but not overwhelming, female vocals are fantastic, male so so, mids def recessed but not a biggie, all in all a nice package for on the go

For mobile listening the bass seems just right to me+ Bass has a chest-thumping kind of feeling+ Midrange frequencies have a nice lush/organic sound to them that sounds very natural and tonally accurate; the upper-midrange has a slight emphasis (so instruments such as violins, and female vocals are more pronounced)+ Highs have sparkle without being fatiguing+ STEELFLEX

Carole king sounded clean, and the subtle bass is awesome.

The crisp highs and powerful bass bring all songs to life (sorry Dre)

but once i tried them out they blew my mind, so i ordered them and got them within a few days, really nice packaging, 2 year warranty, customizable plates for free, awesome audio quality, crisp bass with amazing vocals and treble

The bass was strong and natural, without becoming overwhelming ala Beats.

Bass is awesome, tight and punchy (head rattling if you want it that way) without drowning out the clarity of the instruments and vocals

Maybe I need to invest in some beats or something because I like to have a good bass

They are THE most comfortable headphone I've ever warn (with the XL pads), they look extremely stylish, and the sound completes their personality with sparkly highs and a smooth yet powerful bass.

I wish it would rain (tons of instrumental, clear voice, and decent bass)2

Beat-ing) they still provide warm luscious bass without being too heavy that your feel like you have 2 subwoofers strapped to your head, I'm looking at you Beats

Descriptive/revealing mid-ranges and a wonderful bass - great for producing as well as casual listening.

The vocals comes in very clean if the song calls for bass you definitely get great sounding bass

While those headphones delivered on clarity they lacked the bass I was looking for

I've had the Sennheiser HD280 before, which didn't have nearly enough bass to satisfy my needs, and the Audiotechnica M50, which are a bit lacking in soundstage in my opinion

However these sound crisp, clean, and provide good bass without being too cumbersome (the bass doesn't distort sound quality like I've seen in Sony and Beats)

-M50x: the soundstage was OK, and there was good deep bass (compared to other headphones in this review and to my taste)

The Momentums are in a way similar but just lacking the impact and bass of the M-100

Deep bass, clear highs & mid-range and a spacious sound stage with a very open sound, even for an enclosed design

I played some Nujabes tracks, and felt that a lot was lost behind the prominent bass

The bass is smooth like butter, vocals are perfect, instruments sound great, and I don't need a freaking amp

great bass response and the protective case and tangle-free cords all have the feel of being specifically designed by djs for djs...plus the look is definitely sexy!

can right, so as long as the bass is awesome

When listening to rap the bass is decent, about what you'd expect or maybe even a little light, but even jazz has a decent bass response

High sound quality with strong bass

They definitely have more bass than I'm typically used to, but it's not overpowering by any means

The bass is unbeatable on a pair of portable/closed headphones.- The bass does not over take the mids, you can still enjoy vocals oriented songs.- M100 are best suited with bass heavy music

The sound is clean, and the bass, while possibly not as deep as my Beats, sounds a lot punchier

The sound is a nice quality, bass is a tad abusive for gaming unless you use an eq and cut it down a bit

I have bought several pair of Bose noise cancelling headphones and was never satisfied with the lack of clear bright bass.

These headphones have great bass that is clean and not overpowered or muddy.

it's richer sound and deeper bass

Sound quality: the first song I played was Kai Wachi - RCGNZE, at first impression the bass seemed lacking but the sound quality was outstanding, better than my M50's

Beats gives you hard heavy bass, but by doing so everything else is either muddied up or drowned out.

clear sound, nice bass, and stylish looks!Would recomend this to anyone who wants the perfect headphones.dont hessitate just buy them!

however, this leads to some minor bleed over.- Bass is clean and detailed, with a rich full sound.- Genre specific

but I always thought they lacked some bass

After about an hour burn in, the bass has already started to come alive

I would also like a fraction deeper bass, but that's just personal preference.

Let me start off by saying, I am in no way a "audiophile" but I do however love good sound, tight bass, and clean treble

Don't get me wrong, there is a normal if not more than normal amount, but i like heavy bass and these aren't over the top like the Beats were

they sound great, with very nice bass but not an overwhelming thumping muddy bass

Before these headphones I used several Sony XB series (from low end to high end) and Pioneer HDJ1000 headphones, and while the bass in those headphones is very good, it blocked some of the mids and high frecuencies to keep the bass effect

Everything is perfectly balanced with great bass that isn't overly hyped

A lot more refined, balanced, but more powerful bass than the Beats

For those who don't know, Grados are known for having very good renditions of highs, but a weak bass presentation

Sound is great, sitting in a Starbucks working on book, listening to Classical music and cannot hear the ambient noises - can still hear loud conversations and the occasional bang behind the counter if volume is not too high - the tone is good, not too much bass just a smooth sound.

I started with cheap priced ones like the Audio-Technica Solid Bass ATH-WS55

Bass is VERY impressive for small headphones.

Also, M-100 does very good on sound stereo perception and its bass is better than QC-15

A lot of time you will get a headphone that has rich bass, but lacks the highs.

Very nicely balanced bass, clear, tonally-accurate midrange, balanced treble that is sparkly and non-fatiguing, very excellent instrument separation: 4.5/5 for mobile listening*Amping*First and

I read all over the place at how amazing the bass was on these

The bass in these headphones is not so overpowering like Beats, but just enough to be considered base heavy

The bass is solid but not overpowering, the mids are full and clear, and the highs are as dynamic as the bass.

Sound quality wise these are great for people who want clear meds and highs but want just a slight bit of a boost in bass, they deliver VERY low clean bass however the bass doesn't muffle or overpower the meds or highs by any means

Sound quality wise these are great for people who want clear meds and highs but want just a slight bit of a boost in bass, they deliver VERY low clean bass however the bass doesn't muffle or overpower the meds or highs by any means

AMAZING for my Post Hardcore music, the screams/vocals don't get overpowered by the knocking bass

I guess), and the clean deep Bass ( Really love the bass) that make these headphone sound really different from my Grado sr60i, and Shure

I Will recomend you if you are looking for a good bass and perfect audio

I upgraded to these after owning the Vmoda LPs and while I did enjoy the extra bass of the LP, the m100s are better for overall quality

The bass in these headphones is not so overpowering like Beats, but just enough to be considered base heavy

The trebble of these is sparkly, and the bass is booming, making them a really fun headphone for Latin, Pop, Dubstep and Bass emphasized tunes

In comparison the V-MODAs are more comfortable, cleaner sounding, more bass without losing mids, more convenient fold up design, better looking ; no stupid b on the side

Amazing bass and clarity with every genre

I have ever the bass is perfect and you can hear every detail it's better crisp sound , rich, and clearly

Back to the V-Moda.. crisp sound for rock, hip-hop, house, great bass, great balance

They are more comfortable, durable, better bass, etc

An overall audiophile headphone yet still very well defined bass.- Adapter to let other people listen to your music at the same time.- very cozy

Presentation and instrument separation is also top-notch though detail and clarity needs a bit more work (might be affected because of the abundant bass).Basically, the m-100 trumps the M50 in terms of bass and treble though the mids can be differentiated between your tastes

The bass is 'punchy', but its an audible punch not a punch that is really felt

they sound great, with very nice bass but not an overwhelming thumping muddy bass

All the reviews are correct, the bass is nice, clean and distortion free.3

Song after song I just wasn't getting a hard hitting bass that I was hoping for

The bass is incredible

The sound quality isn't inherently sub-par, it simply wasn't what I intended to buy (headphones with exceptional bass)

the bass is awesome but the clarity in music was oh so close to perfection

The bass is immense

i think these headphones are good for this type of music, dont know about other genres.i noticed that the bass got stronger with some hours of listening

Sound is pretty good, but very colored (heavy bass).Hard to like these over a pair of HD600, but I suppose you can drive them without an amp pretty easily

The bass is very clear and deep, and the mids and highs are so crisp and clean that every song I listen to is like re-discovering music

Even thoughthe bass is LOUD, it would take a RIDICULOUS amount of EQ tuning to the bass before it overlaps the other frequencies

The Harmon Kardon's are cheaper and have great sounding bass, but something else is suffering

I originally purchased them mostly hoping for great bass, but was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality across the entire range

In summary the sound quality in midrange is about as good as a $100 set of PC speakers and the bass is almost nonexistent unless you find specific songs that can make it happen

great bass response and the protective case and tangle-free cords all have the feel of being specifically designed by djs for djs...plus the look is definitely sexy!

The bass--which is another thing the Beats are supposed to excel at--is much richer in the M-100s

The M-100's biggest selling point is its bass and it most definitely does not disappoint there

I can jack up the bass and blow out my crappy speakers before i hear any distortion

Deep bass, high and mid are Crystal clear

The bass is truly lovely, the mids are rich and warm, and there is a decent balance between hi, mid and low

Bass is more refined and makes head hurt less

These headphones sound full, the bass is not overpowering

They have that fast punchy bass thats perfect for EDM

The bass actually punches

amazing bass that you can feel more than the beats

The bass is RIDICULOUS

The bass is not quite fast enough to be optimal for music with fast drumming (like most types of metal), but they are not far off

Great, tight bass and very well built.

The bass on those was horrendous (muddy and way too much)

Super strong bass when you want it (using audio driver edits and equalizers) without drowning out the mids or highs

I was originally going to buy a gaming headset but they always tend to muddy up bass when listening to music

The bass is perfect if you are one of those people that likes to jump from one genre of music to another all the time because they are not made spacifically for certain set of music, cough... cough

They have great bass which is a bonus

Bass is awesome, tight and punchy (head rattling if you want it that way) without drowning out the clarity of the instruments and vocals

The bass is prominent, but doesnt interfere with the mids and highs, which are crystal clear

Basswise I would say the V Moda Crossfade LP had a bit louder bass but this bass is a lot more accurate and punchy

I wanted something that was stylish, comfortable, collapsible, sounded great, and had a good bass response, slightly increased without muddying the rest of the sound

Clarity wise it is but it is missing a little more bass

I also own Sennheiser Momentum's which are very light and don't need charging, but have underwhelming bass to say the least and hurt my ears after wearing them for only an hour or two

The bass is the clearest I've ever heard (corroborated by a few of my audio tech buddies) and never disturbs or muddies up the highs or mediums

Somehow I don't get that incredible bass everybody is talking about

I listened to tracks in a variety of genres (folk, jazz, rock, pop), and in many of them the vocals were close to inaudible, drowned out by painfully loud kick drums and electric basses

And I feel like the 808 have more bass to them too

They still sounded great on other genres, but shine in the complex bass patterns found in EDM.

I love trio music, and the bass simply over-powered the piano, when it was the piano that was leading the trio.

They are not "flat" and offer some good bass, which I prefer for workout out because I want my music LOUD and feel that with a flat signature my ears hurt because of the mids.

The bass on this thing is abundant but not in a bad sense.

The bass really shines there

UE 6000's favored the sub-bass, while the Crossfade LP1 favored the mid-bass

Depending on your tastes the m100 provide an incredible amount of RICH, UNOBTRUSIVE bass that does not take away details in the music but simply provide a fun, full and deep experience of the sound.

As someone who doesn't really classify themselves as an audiophile, but cares about getting great sound quality, if you're looking at headphones in this price range and a slightly boosted bass lights your fire, buy these immediately

Very nice bass and not at the expensive of everything else.

They were moderately comfortable until after two hours of continuous use, produced generous bass, and could generate fairly crisp highs.

These headphones, in my opinion, they work best with hip hop or R&B, but that’s just my opinion

no giant "b" on the side is nice.- Very understated industrial design that doesn't seem to age at

I Listen to all sorts of music ranging from rock, metal to hip hop, r&b, jazz and country music and these headphones work fine with all of them

In comparison the V-MODAs are more comfortable, cleaner sounding, more bass without losing mids, more convenient fold up design, better looking ; no stupid b on the side

For me, I find this particular signature less ideal for strong vocal tracks but good for more modern R&B, Hip Hop, and Electronic genre

If you are overwhelmed by the choices of headphones available in the $300 price range, are looking for something to use at home as well as on the go and care about quality sound while also appreciating deep, powerful, tight bass, these are simply the best choice available.

These headphones add the right amount of tight, clear base that makes the music realistic and warm rather than flat and stark as in the Bose.

Now the headphones still work as if they were brand new.

They still work as perfectly as they did the day that I got them

(i.e. voices sounded nothing like a real life person in front of you, no way you could be confused as to whether a person was singing in front of you), and it was just unpleasant to my ears, period.3

They're made for quality as well as

If you don't spring for the $30 XL memory cushions, enjoy a highly uncomfortable (and sticky feeling) listening experience

yes they're great to use them on the plane in the car at home but not as a

I'm pretty sure that you can find headphones that sound as good as or better than these, the problem is that you would pay much more than these cost

I would also recommend purchasing directly from m-voda as there are cheaper generic Chinese cushions that apparently fit these

Also, for me, they didn't quite fit over the ear all the way, I feel like they should be sold as an on-ear headphone

If you listen to a lot of midrange-centric music (classical, folk, some types of pop, smooth jazz, etc.), the bass is really too distracting as it is very forward relative to the midrange and thus midrange-centric music just doesn't sound right

I would not however recommend these in white as they can get dirty rather quickly.

I have had several high end headphones and recently purchased the HD dj8 and as great as it was, it lacked that mesmerizing sound effect

Works well with the cell phone on occasion as well as on the PS4 through the DS4 3.5mm port which as usall requires no extra amplification

5/5Obviously works amazingly well with the Steam library of games as well as when the PS3 is connected to the laptop's various assortment of input

I've also had some time to compare the M-100 to my other pair of V-MODA headphones, the V-80, as well as to other headphones I've managed to play with at various retailers in New York City such as the Apple Store and B&H Photo

I listen to a lot of music on the L system in Chicago traveling to and from work, as well as at the gym and at night before I go to sleep

If that wasn’t enough they also sell the shields in different textures, as well as in Steel and Precious Metal

Overall: These headphones have gone through the ringer of a college lifestyle for almost six months now and still look, sound and feel as great as the day I got them

Also included is an amazingly well thought out case that is as beautiful as it is utilitarian

I changed the earcup pads to the XL memory foam size and it was better, but not as good as for example the Sony or KEF in comfort level.

I just spent the last half hour reading a bunch of the one star reviews, and they all have an excellent response from the 'six star support' team as well as from the supporting community

I paid full price for a new item and received a used item twice, and while this headset may work as if it was brand new, I don't know the circumstances that led the previous owners to return