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Astro A40s for the PC/Xbox because I was, at one time, a big Halo geek
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sammler
United Kingdom381 Posts
http://www.goldring.co.uk/headphones/ns1000.htm Astro A40s for the PC/Xbox because I was, at one time, a big Halo geek | ||
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Fyodor
Canada971 Posts
On November 13 2010 09:34 teacash wrote: I've got Sennheiser HD555's, Ultrasone HFI-550's, Sennheiser RS130's (which don't get used), and a nice little pair of Westone 1 in-ears I don't have the cash to take it any further really, though i'd love to listen to some albums on my HD555's through an amp You can get some old '70s stereo speaker amps. A lot of them have some pretty decent MOSFET headphone amp sockets and they can be had for a song. Avoid the other Solid-Sate stuff from that period though. | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
I won them also they are 100 dollar headset that sounds like a 100 dollar headset even on a laptop, and it sounds just fine for me. Granted a have a proper sound card and speakers but i'm on my laptop alot more, so i posted that. I have a set up that audiophiles tend to be more pleased with, logitech Z-2300 + Asus Xonar D2X = great sound overall, only issue is asus doing shitty drivers caused me too many headaches, it's a bit cleaner then my old auzentech sound card but really i wont know the difference unless you play it against each other and if that's the benefit i rather have saved my money. Overall the audiophile community lives in denial, if you never give sound things the time of day ofc things are always gonna seem better your way. Quality of sound to Money is logarithmic with it being an decreasing 2nd derivative most times on a computer things will sound great is you spend around 150 USD between the thing that will produce the sound and the device to which you listen to it, but i'm a sukker for shiny new things. | ||
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Belgo
United States721 Posts
http://www.sennheiserusa.com/dynamic-stereo-headphones-high-sound-quality_500319 | ||
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Rinrun
Canada3509 Posts
(Can't say for the same for the people who hear my music around me though) | ||
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javy_
United States1677 Posts
On November 13 2010 09:33 Fyodor wrote: if you do buy those headphones as upgrades you're gonna wonder where the bass went yea, that's why I've been sticking with my HFIs for a long time. DT990 and D5000 are also alternatives but I don't really know >< | ||
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_KiM_
Canada498 Posts
can't hear anything, even on the plane  | ||
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Mez
Australia42 Posts
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Hakker
United States1360 Posts
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Realpenguin
8253 Posts
And I have a MEElectronics M6 IEM for my Cowon i9. Best IEMs I've used so far, good for exercising (doesn't fall out of your ears, convenient shirt clip, and no microphonics) and it seals outside sound really nicely. | ||
GTR
51489 Posts
On November 13 2010 09:48 Hakker wrote: I had good headphones once, unfortunately every pair i get one of the wires gets loose or something and one side stops working every 2-3 months. It's made it hard for me to buy a good system Yeah, I've bought CX500's which stopped working, then some Head-Fi RE0's which stopped working too. Not splurging money on a good pair of IEM's until I can assure myself I won't wreck them again. | ||
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TheNihilist
United States178 Posts
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Fyodor
Canada971 Posts
On November 13 2010 09:51 GTR wrote: Yeah, I've bought CX500's which stopped working, then some Head-Fi RE0's which stopped working too. Not splurging money on a good pair of IEM's until I can assure myself I won't wreck them again. What happened to the RE0's? They're built like a tank! I've used them for over a year now. | ||
DivinO
United States4796 Posts
*happy face* | ||
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GTR
51489 Posts
On November 13 2010 09:55 Fyodor wrote: What happened to the RE0's? They're built like a tank! I've used them for over a year now. Wire at the plug got exposed. Dunno how. | ||
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ThePurist
Canada686 Posts
Perhaps too much strain on them. Try IEMs that have kevlar reinforced cables, and detachable cables --> so if your cables break you don't need to replace the drivers. | ||
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sooch
Canada299 Posts
On November 13 2010 10:09 ThePurist wrote: Perhaps too much strain on them. Try IEMs that have kevlar reinforced cables, and detachable cables --> so if your cables break you don't need to replace the drivers. Removable cables = godsend. Sleek SA6s and grado sr225s for me. | ||
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kaleidoscope
Singapore2887 Posts
really good after "burning".. | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
Awesome in everything you do, lacks a tiny bit on the bass but otherwise these don´t "lie" to you. I use these to monitor stuff I play and for music too, sometimes I listen music with these on the go too. Doesn´t need an amp which is great. I´ve had these for a year now in constant use, I mean I don´t even have speakers for my computer setup yet...these don´t start hurting your ears unless you use these for like 30-40 hours. Great value. http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,1064,pid,1064,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html oh yeah. Yngvie uses these | ||
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sl0w
United States447 Posts
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