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rageguy · 01-30-2014, 12:46 AM

Aune T1 + Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 250 ohm. Great for EDM thanks to the 6922EH tube. Vocals really come alive and the bass emphasis is there in a good amount, not overdone like the ATH-M50 or Beats.

Audio Technica ATH-M50 with Beyerdynamic EDT250V ear pads. The go-to headphones for almost everything. The original pleather pads suck. They trap a lot of heat and makes you sweat. These velour pads are comfy, and reduces the bass by a little bit.

Sound Blaster Recon3D + Plantronics Gamecom Commander. PS4 gaming only. I find this pairing better than a simple Astro headset. The THX surround is not a gimmick, it actually has good positioning. Sort of better than Dolby Headphones technology because THX's effects are overblown, which helps in FPS games. In COD, do you really want realistic sound or overblown, obvious positional audio?

01-30-2014, 12:46 AM	#64
rageguy I subscribe to Revscene Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 1,961 Thanked 452 Times in 187 Posts Failed 37 Times in 17 Posts	Aune T1 + Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 250 ohm. Great for EDM thanks to the 6922EH tube. Vocals really come alive and the bass emphasis is there in a good amount, not overdone like the ATH-M50 or Beats. Audio Technica ATH-M50 with Beyerdynamic EDT250V ear pads. The go-to headphones for almost everything. The original pleather pads suck. They trap a lot of heat and makes you sweat. These velour pads are comfy, and reduces the bass by a little bit. Sound Blaster Recon3D + Plantronics Gamecom Commander. PS4 gaming only. I find this pairing better than a simple Astro headset. The THX surround is not a gimmick, it actually has good positioning. Sort of better than Dolby Headphones technology because THX's effects are overblown, which helps in FPS games. In COD, do you really want realistic sound or overblown, obvious positional audio? __________________ Feedback