V-Moda Crossfade LP headphones Review

V-Moda has had a reputation for style, low-profile helmet which is not very surprising that the company keep its finger in the water full-size headphones. As expected, the entrance to the V-Moda in space is as elegant as his brothers ultraportable. Headphones LP Crossfade run $ 250 and have a high quality construction, features, and a perfect fit. Unfortunately, the audio quality comparable to the price range, so if this is your main concern, not the best option.

To say that the helmet Crossfade LP is different from V-Moda headphones other a little ", a euphemism. Supertiny REMIX line includes only in-ear models, and the monsters spring are compared. These are the actual doses Enlarge stuffed with big ears and a band ultracushy Nice upholstery. The result is a perfect fit for almost any head size and shape, but the "phone that has been covered in our ears a little, and itching to make a tendency for prolonged use, but not excessive, however.

Crossfade LP-style is very attractive, such a device does not feel "hard core" to leave me. The earphones are available in a choice of three colors - black spectrum bronze, chrome or pearl white - and each version has a shiny metal plate on the helmet and diadem with mini-screws. The cups are also click on the circle of metal through the arms of the skeleton as satisfactory, if you have connected a change in the helmet.

The elegance extends to the headset cable detachable Crossfade LP "who are flexible with a soft gray and black and imagination, which became nozzle cap V-Moda are now covered. The cable is often Outer and connectors are gold plated to the general feeling of quality construction created. It is also interesting to note that a detachable cable with a microphone and line playback and volume, which includes with the iPhone and iPod work. In addition, the package includes a quarter-inch adapter, a hook and a hard-case. Unfortunately, the headset does not fold LP Crossfade at all, and that the public is a complicated issue.

Until I really started to test the headset audio fade LP, have all fallen short of its price of $ 250. Unfortunately, the sound quality is not comparable to other series in this area to snuff. In fact, our offer of $ 80 headphones Creative Aurvana Live clean, balanced sound than the LP Crossfade.
It took some time, "DIY to identify the problem, but we realized that the point of these headphones is removed. Under the high pressure in our test iPod Audio significantly improved to be able to get decent sound You could here a sufficient amount of EQ. However, it is possible that the low-end is still missing if you are really low. Although not also miss the bottom, we believe that these headphones a little boom over . But the overall sound is not terrible, and it remains constant across genres, so if you love style and design and does not bother me a lot of tinkering with the equalizer, melted form LP helmet.