V-Moda - Crossfade 3 Wireless

!thanks They're decently comfortable with some extra padding, and surprisingly fun to listen to for what I expected of their tuning. The folks in that thread definitely had a point about fatigue in the mids though - I ended up using the EQ shared there with the bass pulled most of the way back down again to get a more relaxed sound out of them.

V Moda Crossfade 3. U shape sound signature and great clamp force without being uncomfortable.

Discussion about them on [HeadFi](https://www.head-fi.org/threads/v-moda-crossfade-wireless-3.964526/)

Holy shit that’s a brand I have not heard of in years. I remember getting a pair of those in college in 2015 and the sound was absolutely incredible.

This is so funny to me. I was an head-fi audiophile before I was a DJ, and sometimes I forget that not everyone interested in audio has an encyclopedic knowledge of headphones. V-Moda is a solid recommendation IMO. Extremely good isolation, the build quality is great and their recent magnetic pads make replacement a breeze. Really my only complaint with them is the exposed interconnect wire between the cups and the band. I really wish that was internally routed, but I suppose it would be difficult to pull off their hinge design and internally route the interconnect. I'd also recommend looking into the Koss Pro4s if you need something a bit more budget. Beyerdynamic can be a bit controversial :) They are /bright/. I love them, swear by my DT-990s, but I've found a lot of younger listeners hate that sound signature.

Literally just opened mine like 10 minutes ago, they sound pretty good but I have a habit of wearing my headphones to death, since I wear them probably more than 50% of the time. How has yours held up to use? My last headphones were a set of Vmoda Crossfade wireless and I had to upgrade since over the last two+ years the spring steel band snapped in them from fatigue putting them on and taking them off

I have had Master and dynamic, Sony qc, Microsoft surface, v-moda etc. All are pretty good choice. M&D you pay a premium for but get excellent sound quality, I loved my surface headphones but also didn't pay for them, Sony are nice and comfortable and for a good audio at more digestible price the v-moda are good.

I use the V-Moda Crossfade 3 Wireless and will eventually get something like the Beyerdynamic Aventho 300's. I prefer a nice Bluetooth wireless headphone to use for personal use that I can also plug a cable in for DJing. Don't fuss too much over headphones, everyone here is just recommending the first pair they bought. Highly doubt anyone has thoroughly tested multiple pairs. The first "DJ" headphones I got were some pioneer pair that I hated, then I got the V-Moda M-100's. Then the Crossfade 2's, and now the 3's. I'd get the 4's if they didn't get bought out. So I'm switching to Beyerdynamic because I like the brand and have headphones from them that I use with my PC.

Are you looking for a corded headphone or Bluetooth? For corded I really like the DT770’s or vmoda crossfades. The DT 770’s have a more flat EQ curve, the vmoda’s are a little bit more bass heavy and sound excellent to my ear. For noise canceling Bluetooth I have the sennheiser HD 450bt (also has a headphone jack if you’re looking to be able to do both)

If youre looking for over the ears, id recommend Vmoda crossfade. Ive had my pair since 2017 and theyre still kicking. Theyre super well built. Ive had to replace the ear foam a few times but they have been great to me.

I've been really happy with them. They were my daily drivers for years. Jobsite, gym, travel, gaming, you name it. I cant speak highly enough of them.