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Question: How do these sound with rock and metal music?
Document: For this genre sound is on par with my cheapo MDR-XB500s. Side by side, they sound exactly the same with classical music, which is a joke for the price difference. 4/10.Midrange - rock, metal:Beats Studio: Bass is exaggerated, which I find to be a nice effect. Except to the extent bass is drowning it out, the mid and high tones are crisp.
These headphones are really nice. The sound quality is good. They have a really strong base, good midrange and the high range is decent. They're definitely base-heavy. They're really good for listening to pop music. I don't think they sound that great for older rock songs.The ear-cups are a little small for me, and they cause some discomfort after a wearing them for a few hours. The upside is that they look good. I definitely installed the shinier, gun metal cover plates.
I'm hoping it breaks in better.Sound: 4/5Now for the complicated stuff. The bass is very present. For the types of music I typically listen to (rock, indie rock, alternative, progressive, etc. ), the bass feels like it almost over powers the mids, and guitars. An excellent example is The Stroke's Reptilia, the bass riff kinda muffles Julian's voice and the intricate guitar-ing.
Good for all types of Music: Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Dance, Jazz etc.,5. Sound can vary from 5Hz to 30,000Hz6. Sounds good out of the box, no burn time required7. Doesn't need a battery for Noise Isolation.8. Light weight and very comfortable and Breathable9. Carrying case looks awesome and Unique.10. Durable and very Strong.11. Cheaper than other Competitors.12.
Crystal Clear:  I got these headphones in december. I normally don't write reviews, but I was compelled to write one for these phones. I have been surviving on lame headphones in spite of the fact that I use them every day. I walk or ride to work each day, giving me ample time to test them out. The v-moda headphones experience is immersive. The sound is crystal clear. I listen to acoustic music, guitar rock, and a ton of books on tape.
A little background about me to help anyone reading this understand my ability to critique music/sound:While I am not (or at least don't consider myself to be) a "serious" audiophile or an expert on the subject by any means, I do love me some music. I'll listen to anything depending on what I feel like, and love everything from dubstep to classical/jazz to metal.
V-MODA's Crossfade LP2 Limited Edition Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones have got to be the absolute best headphones for clear, balanced sound I've ever tried.Excellent balance of musical instruments and vocals mixed together perfectly. I could hear every little nuance that greatly enhanced the music that was garbled into the background when listening through other headphones.I have more expensive headphones I thought were THE best that don't sound as good.
I have been researching Online in various websites to find the best head phones for myself. I tried Bose 15, Beats Studio, B&W; Zeppelin and couple of others. No doubt, V-Moda LP2 out beats all the Competitors in the following ways and I am writing this review after listening to all types of Music like Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Dance, Jazz etc.,1. Very Deep Bass with a 50mm driver2. Mids and Lows are perfect3.
These headphones are easily the best sounding out of anything I have ever used. The bass was not over powering the highs were not ear shattering, and the mids fit snuggling in the middle creating perfect sounding music. I could hear things in the music that I never even noticed were in the song, even after listening to my favorite music. And the durability I incomparable to anything else on the market. The use of metal over cheap plastics is fantastic. And they are not too heavy either.
These headphones are amazing. I have wanted v-moda over ear headphones for a while now, but I waited till the lp2 came out and just had to have them. I was a little wary to buy them, but these do not disappoint. There is a healthy amount of bass when it is needed, but on rock songs and oldies, the bass is not as prominent. If anyone is considering beats(ugh), get these. These are cheaper and beat beats in sound quality and looks.
Answer: Hey man, so I think these headphones are more suited for edm style music.  But, they still sound pretty great for other genres of music.  The bass sounds a little too strong for my taste in rock and metal but if that's something you like by all means get them.  I would recommend trying them out before you purchase them to see if they fit your preference, check online quite a few electronic stores carry them.