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V-moda m-100 pro dj headphones slechts een paar keer gebruikt. 225 Euro of ruilen met een aiaiai tm2 wireless.
The V-Moda M-100 Pro is the company’s flagship DJ headphone, celebrated for its ceramic-coated drivers, modular construction, and robust build that serious working DJs trust. At €225, this asking price sits just below the 75th percentile (€235) of recent EUR listings and is comfortably above the median of €180, making it a fair-but-not-great deal rather than a bargain. It’s not ambitious, but it’s not a strong value either; you’re paying slightly more than typical for a used unit, which is reasonable given the model’s reputation but leaves little upside unless condition or accessories are exceptional.
This listing becomes worthwhile if the headphones are in clean, original-owner condition with all modular parts intact—replaceable pads, cables, and ear cups are key to the M-100 Pro’s longevity and value. The sound is punchy and precise for club use, with excellent isolation and a frequency response that handles kick drums and hi-hats cleanly. If the seller includes the original box, spare cables, or a carrying case, that adds meaningful upside and justifies the €225 price. No major caveats apply here unless the listing hints at wear, missing parts, or wireless adapter issues, which aren’t indicated. At a fair price for a well-loved pro model, this is a solid buying opportunity for a DJ who values durability and modular repairability.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
V-MODA is an American audio brand founded in 2004 in Los Angeles, California, by Val Kolton, a DJ and producer who wanted headphones that blended serious sound with fashion-forward design. That origin still defines the company: it was built around personal audio rather than traditional hi-fi separates, and later became part of Roland after Roland bought a majority stake in 2016.
The brand is best known for headphones, especially DJ and consumer models such as the Crossfade line, along with bluetooth headphones, earplugs, gaming headsets, speakers, and accessories. It has also been associated with amplifiers and customization options, but not with a broad hi-fi catalog of turntables, DACs, or speaker systems in the way dedicated audiophile brands are.
In the market, V-MODA sits in the premium lifestyle and enthusiast segment rather than true high-end hi-fi. Its reputation is built on durability, bold industrial design, and club-friendly sound, which made it especially popular with DJs and style-conscious listeners. It is a niche boutique-leaning brand with mainstream recognition in headphones, but not a classic vintage or full-system hi-fi specialist.
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