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The Audeze MM-100 are open-back, planar magnetic studio headphones that deliver detailed, accurate sound for your next mixing session - even if you're using a laptop on the go. Their reference-quality sound is a boon for studio engineers and home audiophiles alike.
Audeze MM-100 headphones: www.crutchfield.com/i-rYTVc30...
Legendary mixer Manny Marroquin partnered with Audeze to create the MM-100s, with the goal being a set of mixing headphones you could travel with and stick in a bag. We sent our Headphone Guy into a local recording studio to give them a test.
He also took them home and evaluated them as listening headphones. The MM-100s are tuned toward reference sound, so what they lack in "punch" they make up for with how great they are at reproducing music details. So are they good for audiophiles or people who love to hear music? Headphone Guy gives his verdict.
The headphones are built well, yet they manage to be a little lighter than most planar magnetic headphones. The open-back design delivers transparent, spacious sound from Audeze's planar magnetic drivers.
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0:00 Intro
0:10 What are the MM-100s?
0:34 Manny Marroquin talks about the design
0:48 Who is Manny?
1:06 Mixing with headphones is becoming more common
1:47 MM-100 vs MM-500
2:42 How does the MM-100 fit?
3:12 The planar magnetic driver
3:56 MM-100 sound signature
4:17 Manny: Vocals are hard
4:44 MM-100 bass and highs
5:06 Is it also for audiophiles?
5:41 Manny: It's another tool in the studio arsenal