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1. No, its 32 ohms. 2. Not sure.-Thinking of getting Audio Technica AD700, do I need a sound card? Currently using onboard sound (MSI Z77A).
-Should I wait for it to dip below $100? In other words how frequently does it get a sale. I hear it can go for as low as $70ish.
Gxgear
[QUOTE="Gxgear"]1. No, its 32 ohms. 2. Not sure.-Thinking of getting Audio Technica AD700, do I need a sound card? Currently using onboard sound (MSI Z77A).
-Should I wait for it to dip below $100? In other words how frequently does it get a sale. I hear it can go for as low as $70ish.
Wolfetan
Thanks, what does #1 mean though? The Xonar DG seems to get paired with this headset a lot from what I've read, seems the headphone amp helps with AD700's lack of bass (and in general).
1. No, its 32 ohms. 2. Not sure.[QUOTE="Wolfetan"][QUOTE="Gxgear"]
-Thinking of getting Audio Technica AD700, do I need a sound card? Currently using onboard sound (MSI Z77A).
-Should I wait for it to dip below $100? In other words how frequently does it get a sale. I hear it can go for as low as $70ish.
Gxgear
Thanks, what does #1 mean though? The Xonar DG seems to get paired with this headset a lot from what I've read, seems the headphone amp helps with AD700's lack of bass (and in general).
Its low impedance, doesn't need to be driven. It will improve with an amp though, any headphone does.[QUOTE="Gxgear"][QUOTE="Wolfetan"]1. No, its 32 ohms. 2. Not sure.Wolfetan
Thanks, what does #1 mean though? The Xonar DG seems to get paired with this headset a lot from what I've read, seems the headphone amp helps with AD700's lack of bass (and in general).
Its low impedance, doesn't need to be driven. It will improve with an amp though, any headphone does. My HD429s improved with a xonar DG. You don't 'need' a sound card, but it can help. It depends on whether the sound built in to your motherbooard is good or not and how bothered you are about it. Xonar DG also has an equaliser so you could up the bass a bit if you wanted.My HD429s improved with a xonar DG. You don't 'need' a sound card, but it can help. It depends on whether the sound built in to your motherbooard is good or not and how bothered you are about it. Xonar DG also has an equaliser so you could up the bass a bit if you wanted.kraken2109
xonar dg w/external amp :) I wonder how much better is an stx or essence.
1. No, its 32 ohms. 2. Not sure.[QUOTE="Wolfetan"][QUOTE="Gxgear"]
-Thinking of getting Audio Technica AD700, do I need a sound card? Currently using onboard sound (MSI Z77A).
-Should I wait for it to dip below $100? In other words how frequently does it get a sale. I hear it can go for as low as $70ish.
Gxgear
Thanks, what does #1 mean though? The Xonar DG seems to get paired with this headset a lot from what I've read, seems the headphone amp helps with AD700's lack of bass (and in general).
People pair the AD700 with a sound card NOT for the amplication, but for headphone surround. CMSS-3D Headphone, Dolby Headphone, that sort of thing. Way better than just playing in plain one-dimensional stereo.So I really like the Beyerdynamics headphones, and am wondering whats top notch for 200-400? I need a new headset for my build.....Especially being I want true 5.1 or 7.1!
True 5.1/7.1, as with multiple drivers? Do you enjoy wasting money? If you like Beyerdynamic headphones and insist on a headset instead of the headphone + ModMic route, I suppose the MMX300 would be the logical conclusion, though it's more on the $300-400 end of things. Just make sure you run it through a sound card with CMSS-3D Headphone, Dolby Headphone, THX/SBX Pro Surround, etc. to get the most out of it.So I really like the Beyerdynamics headphones, and am wondering whats top notch for 200-400? I need a new headset for my build.....Especially being I want true 5.1 or 7.1!
xfactor19990
[QUOTE="xfactor19990"]True 5.1/7.1, as with multiple drivers? Do you enjoy wasting money? If you like Beyerdynamic headphones and insist on a headset instead of the headphone + ModMic route, I suppose the MMX300 would be the logical conclusion, though it's more on the $300-400 end of things. Just make sure you run it through a sound card with CMSS-3D Headphone, Dolby Headphone, THX/SBX Pro Surround, etc. to get the most out of it. Not specifically a fan of wasting cash :) Haha just trying to get a feel for quality headsets, will definitely look up your recommendations!So I really like the Beyerdynamics headphones, and am wondering whats top notch for 200-400? I need a new headset for my build.....Especially being I want true 5.1 or 7.1!
NamelessPlayer
Has anyone tried the sync by 50 wireless headphones? Also where is a good place to buy headphones in Canada? All the stores I see just sell crap.
Look like fashion accessories to me, avoid if you care about sound.Has anyone tried the sync by 50 wireless headphones? Also where is a good place to buy headphones in Canada? All the stores I see just sell crap.
Darkslayer16
[QUOTE="Darkslayer16"]Why do you want wireless headphones?Has anyone tried Sennheiser RS 220?
kraken2109
Because I do?
Why do you want wireless headphones?[QUOTE="kraken2109"][QUOTE="Darkslayer16"]
Has anyone tried Sennheiser RS 220?
Darkslayer16
Because I do?
Just wondering if you were aware how much more expensive they are for the quality. i.e. £100 wired will beat £300 wireless.[QUOTE="Darkslayer16"][QUOTE="kraken2109"] Why do you want wireless headphones?kraken2109
Because I do?
Just wondering if you were aware how much more expensive they are for the quality. i.e. £100 wired will beat £300 wireless.I'm aware wireless cost more, but when I buy wired headphones I will be spending 1k+ and I don't feel like doing that currently and need wireless ones.
Just wondering if you were aware how much more expensive they are for the quality. i.e. £100 wired will beat £300 wireless.[QUOTE="kraken2109"][QUOTE="Darkslayer16"]
Because I do?
Darkslayer16
I'm aware wireless cost more, but when I buy wired headphones I will be spending 1k+ and I don't feel like doing that currently and need wireless ones.
Oooo. Sennheiser HD800?[QUOTE="Darkslayer16"][QUOTE="kraken2109"] Just wondering if you were aware how much more expensive they are for the quality. i.e. £100 wired will beat £300 wireless.Wolfetan
I'm aware wireless cost more, but when I buy wired headphones I will be spending 1k+ and I don't feel like doing that currently and need wireless ones.
Oooo. Sennheiser HD800?Most likely, but I don't feel like buying them right this second. Looking for wireless for now as a temp thing.
Oooo. Sennheiser HD800?[QUOTE="Wolfetan"][QUOTE="Darkslayer16"]
I'm aware wireless cost more, but when I buy wired headphones I will be spending 1k+ and I don't feel like doing that currently and need wireless ones.
Darkslayer16
Most likely, but I don't feel like buying them right this second. Looking for wireless for now as a temp thing.
Cool:)[QUOTE="MonsieurX"][QUOTE="Wolfetan"]250$ kit and ~400$ assembled,don't have any soldering iron and such:( Hmm. Have you asked around on Head-Fi? I did. Got few answers...but I went got the MK V for 160$ finally. :) Next step will be an external DAC to sell my Essence STXBottlehead Crack!
Wolfetan
well I am in a markey for a new headset. Looking for a premium headset for games, music and movies but primarily games like battlefield 4.Â
Any suggestions? Razer Tiamat 7.1 has kind of failed me.Â
[QUOTE="mixedplanet"]PC or console? PCwell I am in a markey for a new headset. Looking for a premium headset for games, music and movies but primarily games like battlefield 4.Â
Any suggestions? Razer Tiamat 7.1 has kind of failed me.Â
MonsieurX
so many headphones, i like the high quality sound of headphones, the rock, the classical, Music can sound out the perfect showcase. http://www.drebeatshome.comdaimonding
I'd love to do some reviewing, how did you manage to get them to send you gear to review? And do you have to send it back?!Hey, guys check out my review:) :Â http://www.head-fi.org/t/683477/review-astell-kern-akr01
May be on a pro review site soon:D, may take 3 months to a year, or never. I have to improve A LOT.
Wolfetan
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