Basically what the title says. I never noticed this happening until today. Would like to know if this is happening to anyone else. Here is a pic: Edit: this thread should probably be in the help section.

A good one is "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Listened to it just the other day and can hear parts I never heard in the song before. Great use of just everything.

I sometimes clamp the Momentums on my thigh to simulate how loud others can hear my music when their sealed tightly around my head. Sometimes it's unnoticeably quiet. Sometimes the opposite.

Similar occurrenceshappen to mine too, although it usually ends up being the recording's fault :3. Also mine, every once in a while, randomly gets really staticky and I have to unplug it from my iPhone, and then plug it back in. And sometimes it randomly pauses or skips a song. Although I have...

I would like to add to how sturdy the Momentums are. During the first month of having them, I brought them to school. I went into the library and set them on the floor for some reason. Then I by mistakely ran them over with the roller chair I was on when trying to get out of the seat. Somehow...

Oh that's cool we're opening up an old thread. Anyways, the songs shown in this thread for the most part sound very good. Once I get enough money I will probably end up buying them all :)

I've had these headphones since last December. A while back in this thread there was a discussion about how some Momentums' ear pads on the left and right were different. Mine are different too. I thought it might not bother me, but I'm always having to adjust my right side higher than my left...

Yup. Leather is natural skin so it needs oils to stay nice and soft. This is the reason why leather furniture needs to be "kept" every 10-20 years or else it starts cracking. When leather soaks in the oils from your skin it becomes a very dark brown. The outer edges of the leather pads are still...

I remember people saying that it was just in the black version. If I remember correctly, Innerfidelity had a graph that showed both the brown and black responses to frequencies, and the brown didn't have nearly that much of a dip. Edit: I guess it wasn't innerfidelity I was looking at

Yes, there is. The black Momentums have an anomaly in the 4.5 kHz range that will cause certain vocals and instruments to not be heard. Besides that, it is exceptional. The brown Momentums do not have this issue. (I already posted this several hours ago but for some reason it's not listed...

I've noticed that the Momentums are more complicated to adjust than some other headphones. Because of the small openings, I push each headphone slightly back so it doesn't touch the back of my ear as much. Also I rotate them an swivel them until I find the perfect fit. If I do this correctly I...

Would probably affect the sound acoustics in some way. I think they might of been trying that when they made the HD 700. But if they can successfully do it, then good for them.

Not yet. It happened twice yesterday. The first time, the music stopped at the very end of listening to "Waiting For the Worms" in The Wall pt. 2, right after they say "STOP". I cant remember what song I was listening to the second time, but the 2nd time resulted in some cracklings until I undid...

"I do use the "smart cable"." I use the 3-button cable that the Momentums came with.

I'm starting to feel like a nuisance on this thread, but her it goes. I've recently noticed that I get a crackle in my headphones sometimes, as if the headphone chord is not completely plugged into the headphones. Coincidentally around this time songs sometimes stop (as in when the song stops...

In thinking of buying this. Lets say I have both an Android phone with the worst audio quality, and the other with the best audio quality out currently. With music outputed through them with this meridian Explorer, will my music sound the same through each?

I got the Momentums for 300$US(normally $350) from Moon Audio. But It was a store-wide 20% off sale.That might of been allowed.

You know you're an audiophile when all your friends turn up at Head-Fi Meets.

It's not during the whole 2:00-3:00 range. It cuts in for .25 of a second, and then back out. Then it returns again at an average of, oh let's say, 11-15 seconds.

Quote: When supposedly good headphones sound THAT bad, maybe you should consider that you got a defective pair.

Quote: It turns out that ALL versions of Bohemian Rhapsody contain some glitches in the left half of the sound, from around 2:00 to 3:00.  I just only heard the song from PC speakers and iBuds.  

I'll try that once I get the chance.

Sorry that I'm posting so much, but I've come to experience a potential issue with my headphones. It seems that whenever I play certain songs I can hear static, possible in place of a frequency range. It's not the typical static that comes with turning speakers to their maximum volume. I believe...

Can you compare the sound output of the GS3 and the iPhone 4S? I've heard around the interwebs that Samsung mobile products don't come with great internal sound cards compared to, lets say, the iPhone 4S or Nokia.

I've been wondering lately what the best setup for the Momentums would be (including amp, dac, exc). Moon Audio just posted on Facebook their top picked setup. Was hoping someone could give some input.