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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On April 25 2012 09:15 JSH wrote: I long is the warranty? I had it for year and half? ughhh I don't have a soldering iron  Is it difficult to change the plug? You need to look at the packaging for that kind of information I don't imagine it being very difficult. You just need to connect the wires again with the new plug. Maybe use some tape to clean up the gap. | ||
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SgtCoDFish
United Kingdom1520 Posts
On April 25 2012 10:34 excellionx wrote: just got the steelseries fatal1ty headset, not too expensive and works nicely I used to have one of those, but I think my right ear must be bigger than my left or something 'cause no matter how I tried to adjust them, they absolutely killed my right ear by crushing it. | ||
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JitnikoVi
Russian Federation396 Posts
i own a steelseries 5hv2 for the third time and am considering perhaps a sennheiser branded headphone which is around the same price range ($90-120) | ||
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clownfish
Angola25 Posts
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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
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lodeet
United States147 Posts
On April 26 2012 06:25 JitnikoVi wrote: i believe this question has probably already been answered, but searching through 162 pages seems too troublesome for a one sentence respond, anyways, my question is how 'comparable' are most steelseries headphones to sennheiser headphones? i own a steelseries 5hv2 for the third time and am considering perhaps a sennheiser branded headphone which is around the same price range ($90-120) The 5hv2's are awful and I am really sorry to hear you went through 3 pairs. Mine broke after 6 months of use because they use cheap braided cables which offer very limited durability. I have never used any sennheiser headphones so I don't know anything about them except many people being happy with the HD555's. I use Audio-technica ad700's and for the same price as the 5hv2s they are a significant upgrade. I wrote a long detailed review for them but instead I will just post this youtube review. If you want closed cans for noise cancellation there is a ad500 version that has that and it is a little cheaper. Also they are not a headset so no mic but you can easily get a 5$ clip on mic if needed. | ||
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JitnikoVi
Russian Federation396 Posts
On April 26 2012 07:13 lodeet wrote: The 5hv2's are awful and I am really sorry to hear you went through 3 pairs. Mine broke after 6 months of use because they use cheap braided cables which offer very limited durability. I have never used any sennheiser headphones so I don't know anything about them except many people being happy with the HD555's. I use Audio-technica ad700's and for the same price as the 5hv2s they are a significant upgrade. I wrote a long detailed review for them but instead I will just post this youtube review. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec41GgCn6s0 If you want closed cans for noise cancellation there is a ad500 version that has that and it is a little cheaper. Also they are not a headset so no mic but you can easily get a 5$ clip on mic if needed. thx very much men, i watch the video and definitely seem apprioprate, i went through three because i was always unsure how their quality matched to others and i appreciate their prices, at the same time, the guys at best buy and canada computers always recommend them to me! | ||
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alQahira
United States511 Posts
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
I don't have the packaging anymore haha I miss my PK2s :< | ||
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
Astro A40 person, get the PC360 as you are willing to spend around 300 dollars, if you can get the PC360 (from Razordogdeals.com , he is authorized and can offer discounts) then you'll be in a-okay position. | ||
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rod-
Norway379 Posts
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
It's decent. Comfort wise Beyerdynamic is one of the top due to their velour ear pads and the nicely padded headband, yet the sound quality in almost every true closed headphone is lacking (except certain top tier ones like the excessively overpriced Edition 8 Ultrasones). Bass will be decent, but for gaming I would look towards other headphones. | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
On April 27 2012 09:46 kineSiS- wrote: sound quality in almost every true closed headphone is lacking (except certain top tier ones like the excessively overpriced Edition 8 Ultrasones). Haha, good one. Almost thought you praised Ultrasone seriously for a second there! | ||
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lvlashimaro
United States91 Posts
On April 26 2012 23:47 rod- wrote: I'm thinking about buying a pair of Beyer Dynamic DT 770 pro, will use it for both music and gaming. Anyone have experience with one? I say go for it. Yeah, they aren't the best gaming headphones, but when I'm playing games, I'm so much more focused on the gameplay itself to be criticizing or praising the music and sound effects. If you're play FPS games, and you're used to using speakers, you may feel a slight disadvantage because the soundstage while inhibit you from pinpointing where your enemies are coming from, but it shouldn't be a make or break deal. Music will sound amazing on the 770's. They're a little bass-heavy, and that could be a good or bad thing. If you want a slightly more flat response, you could try to get the 250 ohm version, but make sure you get some sort of amp for it. =] | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
On April 22 2012 16:06 Justicejimzor wrote: oh, i looked up the Denon D2000's, they actually look like they may be exactly what i want, thanks! I'd honestly go with the HD25s. You don't need a headphone amplifier to get the most out of them. They are considered the best portable headphone for its low ohmage and studio quality sound. The HD595s are fine but for a little more money the HD25s are much better. Also, the D2000s aren't worth it unless you intend to amplify them. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On April 27 2012 14:02 slytown wrote: I'd honestly go with the HD25s. You don't need a headphone amplifier to get the most out of them. They are considered the best portable headphone for its low ohmage and studio quality sound. The HD595s are fine but for a little more money the HD25s are much better. Also, the D2000s aren't worth it unless you intend to amplify them. D2000 do not isolate very much at all, and iirc comes with a very long cable. Vmoda M80 is also another alternative | ||
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
On April 27 2012 14:02 slytown wrote: I'd honestly go with the HD25s. You don't need a headphone amplifier to get the most out of them. They are considered the best portable headphone for its low ohmage and studio quality sound. The HD595s are fine but for a little more money the HD25s are much better. Also, the D2000s aren't worth it unless you intend to amplify them. Uh, I wouldn't recommend the HD25s for "around uni" or for walking around the streets. I use mine for mixing at concerts and such, you literally don't hear anything of your environment if you wear them under "normal" conditions, even with music turned off. Unless that's exactly what you want of course. =P | ||
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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
On April 26 2012 12:47 kineSiS- wrote: Sennheiser's as a general rule of thumb destroy all dedicated gaming headsets. If you're willing to invest, the PC360 for around 200-250 is a great choice. Astro A40 person, get the PC360 as you are willing to spend around 300 dollars, if you can get the PC360 (from Razordogdeals.com , he is authorized and can offer discounts) then you'll be in a-okay position. before buying, are there any headphones without a mic that are better? After spending a couple hours reading on different sites, people have all these fancy smancy headphones that i've never even heard of before and I was wondering if a "gaming" headset is really the best way to go. I've also heard headphones with mics are much worse in comparison to those without, not sure if true or not. | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
On April 27 2012 14:02 slytown wrote: I'd honestly go with the HD25s. You don't need a headphone amplifier to get the most out of them. They are considered the best portable headphone for its low ohmage and studio quality sound. The HD595s are fine but for a little more money the HD25s are much better. Also, the D2000s aren't worth it unless you intend to amplify them. That's ridiculous, D2000 gets far above moderate volume from bloody portable music players. D2000 sound far better out of an amp, a computer or a Cowon than the HD25-1 II and the only reason to get the latter is if you want portability which the D2000 are not at all suited for. There are headphones that need amping, D2000 ain't one unless you believe in amps being made of fairy dust and rainbows. And how you think the HD25-1 II are better than the HD595 I don't get either. HD25-1 II is a closed on-ear headphone that is one of the best portable headphones, doesn't mean it exceeds full sizes. Portability adds more to the price. For a home headphone I'd take the HD558/595/598 over the HD25-1 II any day of the week. | ||
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BlazingSonic
Germany51 Posts
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