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Originally Posted by meticadpa You're going to get told this a lot, so I'll get it out of the way: Gaming headsets are a gimmick. You should get a good pair of Open-back stereo headphones instead. I'd recommend something like Sennhesier HD515s or ATH-AD700s or JVC RX900 headphones, and a Zalman Clip-on microphone. |
Originally Posted by meticadpa You're going to get told this a lot, so I'll get it out of the way: Gaming headsets are a gimmick. You should get a good pair of Open-back stereo headphones instead. I'd recommend something like Sennhesier HD515s or ATH-AD700s or JVC RX900 headphones, and a Zalman Clip-on microphone. |
Originally Posted by l4n b0y this. i was soooo close to buying these. but i opted for the hd555 and im glad i did. i love the sound of the open back style cans. it feels like i have my speakers up full blast, but in headphones. |
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Originally Posted by ocfanboy Can you hear like what's going on around you and stuff? Like surround sound effect? |
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Originally Posted by ocfanboy Thanks
what bout these? I haven't read anything bad about these? >>Tritton AX51 Audio Xtreme 5.1 Headset Review? |
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Originally Posted by Benny99 Headphones will never really be able to replicate proper surround sound. However good open/closed headphones will provide enough impact and the ability to hear footsteps in games etc. As others have said your best bet is headphones + clip on mic. Purchasing your headphone depends on your music tastes and by no means does more expensive = better. Sound is Subjective. Some good ones to look at are the Shure SRH440 for a closed model or Audio Technica AD700s for open. Plus a zalman clip on mic your good to go 
If your after Pure Music have a look at the Alessandro MS-1. |
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Originally Posted by Benny99 Headphones will never really be able to replicate proper surround sound. However good open/closed headphones will provide enough impact and the ability to hear footsteps in games etc. As others have said your best bet is headphones + clip on mic. Purchasing your headphone depends on your music tastes and by no means does more expensive = better. Sound is Subjective. Some good ones to look at are the Shure SRH440 for a closed model or Audio Technica AD700s for open. Plus a zalman clip on mic your good to go
If your after Pure Music have a look at the Alessandro MS-1. |
