V-MODA Bass Freq Earbuds – Platinum White
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My wife owns the gunmetal black high end v-moda earbuds and to tell the truth, those have NOTHING on these as far as sound (except for looking cooler and costing twice as much). Yes, they may be a little more durable (and heavy) due to material (metal vs plastic), but as far as sound goes, you will NOT be disappointed with these. Now having said that, you must experiment with the various ear inserts so that you get the one that fits “just right”. But when you find that, you will be amazed at the sound of these. They are also extremely comfortable.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought a Sansa E-250 (reviewed elsewhere) which I really like. I thought the sound was good but I didn’t care much for the earbuds. They were quite uncomfortable after wearing them awhile.
I began shopping around for replacements, but shopping online is difficult because you can’t test the sound or the comfort. So, I relied on the good reviewers here at Amazon. My search led me to these V-MODA Bass Freq earbuds. I chose the black.
The only negative to these earbuds is the difficulty in getting them out of the packaging. Once that was done, I plugged them into the E-250 and gave them a try. You really need to experiment with all the earpieces. I started with the small but they were too loose to give good sound and they fell out. Like Goldilocks, I kept trying the different sizes, until I found the best fit. Once you find the best fit, you will also experience the best sound.
I was extremely pleased with the sound of these earbuds. They are far better than the ones that came with the Sansa and WAY more comfortable. I have not touched the equalizer yet, because I’m pleased with the sound, but I’ll probably experiment with it to see if I can improve the sound even more.
These earbuds are a great bang for the buck. They sound great and are comfortable in the ears. It’s a totally new listening experience.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’ve gone through tons of earbuds of different brands at different price ranges. I really like V-Moda: 1. The medium size silcone buds fit in my ear perfectly. They are soft and confortable (better than Sony’s). So, they can stay in my ears for a long time. 2. The price, I think, is really good. It seems like most of the decent (but not ridiculously overpriced)earbuds are now priced around 100 USD–like Bose Triport in-ear, SONY MDR-EX90LP,V-Moda Vibe 3. Bass Freqs are also surprisingly really loud (not just because the fit into my ears and block the ambient sound out). Even at high volumes, I am surprised that bass, mids and highs of (128 kbps MP3 files) remain undistorted. My complaint is that the bass is not well balanced for all kinds of music. I feel the bass is too loud and somewhat overpowers the mids. The highs aren’t as crisp as I would have liked. That said, considering for the price that I paid for these, I am not sure if there are anything out there in the same price range that are significantly better than the Bass Freqs. I’d like to try the VModa Vibes but they cost twice as much. I’m very happy with the Bass Freqs.
Rating: 4 / 5
Since my ear canals are small, the earphones that came with my new iRiver Clix did not fit at all. So for the first time, I really went looking for a new pair of earphones. I was also looking to get the most out of my Clix. I went onto Cnet reviews and read about the Shure’s, the Etymotic’s, and the Sennheiser’s. The Sennheiser CX300-B was the only one in my price range. Forget them. The Sennheiser’s were too bassy for me; they drown out the treble. I eventually lucked on the reviews for the V-Moda’s. They were rated excellent by Cnet, and I concur. The V-Moda’s are better and cheaper than the Sennheiser’s. The bass thump’s, but does not drown out the middle and high ranges. If you only have about $40-$50 bucks to spend, spend it on the V-Moda Bass Frequency Earphones, even if you are a music purist. You can always adjust the bass, if your player has a graphic equalizer.
Rating: 5 / 5
Bought these because of the CNET review..teaches me to trust an internet magazine with audio reviews.
Anyway, unless you are 16 years old, or addicted to overpowering bass, you won’t like these. They sound like the subs in my car when I was 16- overpowered, cheap, and muddy. Or like the bass boost function on a $30 boom-box from GPX. Sorry, no thanks.
To be fair, some kinds of music DO sound good in these…specifically house/electro and hip-hop, but pretty much all rock from hardcore to acoustic sounds like the frequency range dips out at 8k.
On the plus side…they are really good at blocking outside noise…I couldnt hear anything with them in. They’re comfortable as well.
Rating: 3 / 5
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