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"Musical Fidelity isn&amp;#039;t the best known brand when it comes to headphones, but that shouldn&amp;#039;t stop you taking a peek at it. The company has received praise for its amplifiers and digital to analogue converters, and - as such - we figured taking its latest set of headphones for a spin might be an idea.  The Mf-100s are priced in at \u00A3120, which is a bit of a dangerous price point as it puts them in direct competition with a wide range of other impressive headphones. Right out of the box, we aren&amp;#039;t quite sure we like the build quality and material choices with the MF-100s. Unlike, say, something from Sennheiser, there is a sort of aftermarket feel about the plastics used. The comfort levels are also a little off, with the headphones exhibiting a little bit too much pinch for our admittedly rather large head.  Build issues aside, at least the sound quality you get from the Mf-100s is fairly good.  They aren&amp;#039;t hugely bass driven like something from Beats might be. Instead, the headphones exhibit a nice clean and faithful sound. It&amp;#039;s a gamble, particularly at lower priced headphones, to do something like this as often lots of bass can mask issues elsewhere.  The MF-100s, however, just about get away with it. This isn&amp;#039;t studio quality super-faithful sound, but the headphones are nice and light and are well suited to the likes of indie and classical music. For the money, the MF-100s really needed to shine in order to stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, they never quite manage it, but remain a decent set of headphones nonetheless.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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