EPTHeadphone enthusiast thread! - Page 180
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pedduck
Thailand468 Posts
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LanTAs
United States1091 Posts
On June 26 2012 13:59 pedduck wrote: Guy, do those usb gaming headphone is good for their price? I mean from brand such as steel series and razor and so on. I am using stereo speaker (nht dimond) but I think it is too good for a computer so I am thinking I want to try gaming headphone. Thank you. Don't buy gaming headphones if you're not gonna play a FPS game. They're a waste of money when you aren't sound-whoring the shit out of the other team. If you noticed, the USB gaming ones cost somewhere anywhere from $40+ bucks, and honestly if you're gonna get a USB SS or Razer headset, you're probably going to be better off using a good pair of earphones and just use a cheapo mic. Reason being is that you don't need the functionality presented by gaming headphones, and honestly their music quality isn't that impressive for their price. | ||
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pedduck
Thailand468 Posts
On June 26 2012 15:42 LanTAs wrote: Don't buy gaming headphones if you're not gonna play a FPS game. They're a waste of money when you aren't sound-whoring the shit out of the other team. If you noticed, the USB gaming ones cost somewhere anywhere from $40+ bucks, and honestly if you're gonna get a USB SS or Razer headset, you're probably going to be better off using a good pair of earphones and just use a cheapo mic. Reason being is that you don't need the functionality presented by gaming headphones, and honestly their music quality isn't that impressive for their price. Thank you, I am going to go back and start reading from page 100 to find a good headphone then. | ||
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Firkraag8
Sweden1006 Posts
Anything else I should think about going from the on-board to Essence? Hope the combo sounds good.  | ||
Epoxide
Magic Woods9326 Posts
My priority is Music>>>>>>>>>Gaming so the gaming part is just a bonus  | ||
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
On June 27 2012 08:23 Epoxide wrote: I'm looking for some In-Ears for a max of around $150, mainly using for music but also some gaming sc/fps. Any tips? My priority is Music>>>>>>>>>Gaming so the gaming part is just a bonus What kind of sound sig do you want? Balanced, bass-heavy? What genres do you listen to? | ||
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Epoxide
Magic Woods9326 Posts
On June 27 2012 09:29 rebdomine wrote: What kind of sound sig do you want? Balanced, bass-heavy? What genres do you listen to? Mostly balanced, slight bass. I listen to a lot of genres so it's hard to say ;; | ||
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
Maybe the Vsonic GR07. From what I've read about IEMs, that might be what fits your needs the best. You can also look into the ATH CKM500. Never tried both out though so I suggest you don't follow my advice blindly.It's just based off what I read. I suggest finding a place where you can audition stuff before making the plunge and purchasing these. | ||
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Jaso
United States2147 Posts
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
On June 27 2012 09:35 Epoxide wrote: Mostly balanced, slight bass. I listen to a lot of genres so it's hard to say ;; We can't pick something if you don't offer your preferred sound signature. You say balanced now, but I don't know if that is your cup of tea. A great entry level headphone using some new and cheap technology (nano tubes) is the JVC HA-FXD80. Another great series of headphones in the 100-200 range are the VSonic GR07, RE262 (amplifier required) and others. | ||
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
On June 26 2012 15:42 LanTAs wrote: Don't buy gaming headphones if you're not gonna play a FPS game. They're a waste of money when you aren't sound-whoring the shit out of the other team. If you noticed, the USB gaming ones cost somewhere anywhere from $40+ bucks, and honestly if you're gonna get a USB SS or Razer headset, you're probably going to be better off using a good pair of earphones and just use a cheapo mic. Reason being is that you don't need the functionality presented by gaming headphones, and honestly their music quality isn't that impressive for their price. I could not agree more. If you're not using the headphones for gaming, gaming headphones are terrible for any actual fidelity. Just like certain headphones such as the AD-700 offered by Audiotechnica is overrated in that although it is good for gaming due to its sound signature and spatial cues, it is otherwise not so good as in bad. | ||
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JackDino
Gabon6219 Posts
On June 27 2012 17:56 kineSiS- wrote: We can't pick something if you don't offer your preferred sound signature. You say balanced now, but I don't know if that is your cup of tea. A great entry level headphone using some new and cheap technology (nano tubes) is the JVC HA-FXD80. Another great series of headphones in the 100-200 range are the VSonic GR07, RE262 (amplifier required) and others. I wouldn't recommend the re262, I'm usually really carefull with my shit but 1 of the ears stopped working after like 3months, had it replaced(shitty customer service took about 40emails to get it going), got them replaced, broke after a week. Cba to get them replaced again, might've been really bad luck but those were some of the thinnest cables I've seen. | ||
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Imbattable
Germany85 Posts
Comfort is amazing, they feel very light and barely noticable. They are a lot quieter though. I ordered new pads for them, both the original 601 and the 501 pads, because their textile surface intrigued me. Will report if this changes the sound noticably. Definitely great cans! | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
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CorsairHero
Canada9489 Posts
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Daitakk
77 Posts
Anyone got any recommendations? | ||
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LunarC
United States1186 Posts
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kineSiS-
Korea (South)1068 Posts
On June 28 2012 21:10 LunarC wrote: Whoever made the Denon AH-D2000 recommendation thanks very much! These cans are amazing. I feel like they are a cut above my HD598s in terms of overall sound quality. Plus they have a very well-articulated and detailed bass, though it's not as punchy as I would have liked. No problem. Just trying to help out the community. Right, you won't have the tighest bass at the price range of the D2000's. However they are great closed cans for the price range. | ||
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BleaK_
Norway593 Posts
On June 28 2012 21:10 LunarC wrote: Whoever made the Denon AH-D2000 recommendation thanks very much! These cans are amazing. I feel like they are a cut above my HD598s in terms of overall sound quality. Plus they have a very well-articulated and detailed bass, though it's not as punchy as I would have liked. You can also get the fiio e7, set the bass boost to 1 and get a more "punchy" type of bass, had this combination for a while and it really is a great sound for the bucks (both e7 and Denon2000). | ||
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Fenrisulf
United States325 Posts
Feel free to recommend anything else in a similar price range | ||
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