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If your V-Moda Crossfade M-80 produces a faint background hiss, follow this page for possible solutions.
Damaged Hinges
The folding hinges on the V-Moda M-80s can cause noise or debris build up. Solutions could be:
- Tighten the hinge screws with a precision screwdriver to reduce movement and creaking
- Clean the joints of the hinges with a soft toothbrush or compressed air to remove debris.
- If irreversible damage persist, remove hinges and replaced with new ones.
Damaged Speaker Driver
Distorted, weak, or inconsistent audio with the V-Moda M-80s caused by internal speaker driver issues. Solutions could be:
- Lightly tap the air cup while audio is playing to check for loose driver components.
- Adjust the cable connection to determine if sound cuts in or out from the driver.
- Use compressed air to blow out any debris near the driver assembly.
- Remove and replace speaker drivers if other methods prove unsuccessful.
Damaged Headband Cover
The headband on the M-80 features a fabric covering on the underside, as this material can create acoustic noise or "hiss". Solutions could be:
- Wrap with Handlebar Tape or Silicone.
- Remove the ear pads and clear out debris.
Damaged Ear-pads
A "hissing" sound is typically associated with electronic noise, such as a low-quality audio source, an active amplifier, or a digital-to-analog converter. Solutions could be:
- Reseating the pads to ensure a proper airtight seal.
- Replacing ear-pads if they have lost their structural integrity.
Motherboard Failure
Interference from electrical components or grounding issues could produce a low-level noise floor. Solutions could be:
- Repeatedly plug and unplug the cable into the headset, or use a contact cleaner, to improve the connection and remove oxidation.
- Replace the cable to rule out damage.
- Replace Motherboard
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