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What are the recomended headphones for gaming and general use now? I'm still using my old ad700's.
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prom candy posted:I switched from my A700s to my ATH-M50X for gaming this week. Lost some soundstage but I can actually hear footsteps in PUBG without cranking the master volume way up. I strongly dislike the m50 unfortunately, my ears dont fit and they clamp hard. The biggest thing I love about the ad700 is the comfort
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Oct 6, 2017 16:43
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Can anyone recomend me a good standalone desk mic? I know the snowball is supposed to be good but I'd like something cheaper, its for gaming with my friends and light video work (I'm not trying to make a career out of it, just goofing off with my friends) For reference the snowball is 99 + shipping on AU amazon
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mobby_6kl posted:I've been thinking of picking up a pair of AKG headphones but recently saw many recommendation for Audiotechnica M50x. I don't really have any rational reason for preferring AKGs other than I like the more retro styling and the semi-open design might work better for me listening at home. Does anyone have experience with the ATs as well as K240 (a bit cheaper) and K702 (a bit more expensive)? M50s are okay. They have a lot of hype on reddit because they are a big step up from lovely gamer headsets but so are most headphones. Reddit likes to latch onto 1 thing and hype the poo poo out of it to fit in and get upvotes. Their build quality is eh, and they are pretty uncomfortable imo (too tight, don't fit over my ears fully). I own the ath ad700s, which are supremely comfortable to me, but people tend to say they aren't tight enough, to me they are perfect. If you're australian, jb hifi has m50s on display and you can go try them on, you can probably find them in your own countries equivalant. underage at the vape shop fucked around with this message at 05:00 on Sep 10, 2018 |
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