>Budget < 100 euro >Location Europe >Source Workstation, no DAC >Type of headphone Looking for bluetooth closed headphones >Open or closed closed >Comfort level As comfy as possible, I like large drivers >Sound signature Neutral >Past headphones Too many to remember, honestly.
I'm generally looking for some cheap but good headphones to use at work, I'd love to have bluetooth but it's not a strict requirement. I want good noise isolation/noise canceling as I don't want to leak music while working to not inconvenience coworkers. Budget is low, I know, so I don't expect perfect quality. Just good price/quality ratio I guess, if possible. Might go a bit higher than that if there are good suggestions.
Parker Butler
My drivers won't reinstall for the Logitech G930 and it is wireless so it can't use the default windows drivers, and now I am ordering the Logitech G230 because I can't find the drivers for the G930 anywhere. Does anyone have any experience with the G230s? How are they? Amazon: amazon.com/gp/product/B00BFOEY4I/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Ian Young
I just got my new dac/amp in and working after setting it up, but after turning it off and on again, there is no sound coming to my headphones anymore. Windows is telling me there is sound, my device is the default one, yet I'm not getting anything. Drivers are up to date too.
Connor Reed
Bumpo
Joshua Kelly
No. thomann.de/gb/sennheiser_hd_280_pro_new.htm Gaming headsets aren't popular in these threads, but they should be fine going by the amazon reviews. Try unplugging the cable and reinserting it? M40x? MDR-V6/MDR-7506 is good too but you can't jog with those. If you double your budget you can get the PM-3 which would give you what you want.
I've tried my friend's G230; Shit sounded like NiggaBassy, compressed garbage compared to my Superlux HD 681's at the time. Clamp was loosey goosey on my small head and the cups felt like big kiddie pools made of gym shorts around my ears. They're decent for the price if you absolutely need a fixed headphone and mic combo.
Owen Russell
Yes I know the Pm3 that they are great but Im on a kinda strict budget since I hate headphones, but I do need them.
Bentley Gutierrez
But thx will check the 40xs out, if you guys think they are better than the 770s?
Aaron Rivera
Interested in Headphones and DAC >Budget 250 USD >Location Southern USA >Source PC >Closed or Open Closed >Comfort Level Pretty important, long sessions >Sound Sig Not sure, listen to a lot of washed out and this: youtube.com/watch?v=MQyj0i_NL90 >Past Headphones shitphones
Luis Gray
Getting one of these tomorrow.
Opinions?
Andrew Peterson
Forgot pic sorry.
Sony MDRZX110
Carson Watson
I think I'd prefer the 770 for desktop use, but the M40x would be better for jogging.
I'm going to stop recommending the DT770 as this is now available, there isn't much feedback on it as yet but it seems better.
>It's well reviewed and cheap, not bad if you're an extreme poorfag. That is right. I am a poorcollegefag and need something okay-ish for the daily bus commute. Thank you :D
Parker Cooper
>my face after buying AKG K52 Fir this price, these are the best headphones i've heard so far.
John Turner
>Beyerdynamic Custom Studio Thanks for the quick reply ill check it out
Jayden Bell
Nevermind, after a lot of messing around with the settings. It turns out that Discord was the culprit.
Simply enabling the legacy audio options solved most, if not all my problems.
It seems to be a better DT770 Pro 80 ohm, which is a highly recommended headphone.
Mason Myers
So I had a pair of soundmagic E50S's but they broke and I had to return them My budget is now about £60, I'm looking for another pair of IEMs to buy or maybe some portable headphones Should I just get another pair of E50S's or should I go for something else? >Budget 60 pounds >Location UK >Source Android phone, PC using on board sound card >Type of headphone IEMs preferably, otherwise possibly closed back headphones >Comfort level Quality over comfort >Past headphones Soundmagic E10s, E50S, Sony ZX660APs
They're fucking 10 dollars. Try them yourself and let us know how well they work.
Jason Gutierrez
Can anyone help me decide on IEMs or maybe on ears? Budget somewhere around $50 but willing to go up too $100 if worth it for the sound.
Here are the IEMs I'm looking at. I will use them in the gym also, but sound quality is number one priority. I listen to mostly like Alt rock, shoegaze, indie, new wave, grunge, etc. But I also listen to hip-hop and rap fairly often so yeah.
MEE audio M6 PRO $49 SoundMAGIC E80 Reference $74.99 Zero Audio Tenore $42 FiiO EX1 $60 Shure SE-215K $89
Or should I get some headphones, like on ear, and use cheaper like $10 Panasonics in the gym? Only thing is like, I don't like how headphones put a like mark across the top of my hair where they were sitting. But I guess I could get over it but I'd maybe rather just wear IEMs. But if the sound difference is worth it I'm down to get on ears or even over the ears.
But yeah I was also looking at Grado SR60e and SR80e. I'm also wanting to get a DAC in the future too.
William White
M6 PRO is better than SE215, I owned both. Don't have experience with the other IEMs.
Jayden Lee
You can get some cheap KSC75 for home use if you hate headbands, they sound just as good as the Grados for very little money. The $10 Panasonics are insanely good IEMs too, but if you're doing a lot of movement they'd fall out of your ears.
Parker Powell
Thanks again everybody, i went ahead and pulled the trigger
Mason Brown
Why the DAC/amp?
Jackson Young
Any rec for a M1060 amp? The only thing I can find on Head-Fi is people circlejerking over paper towels and vegan pads.
Luke Phillips
Not him, but here in Amazon ca there are only 2 or 3 different amps or dacs you can get, two of them being a combo.
Jacob Evans
Schiit Magni 2 is fine. He may not need a DAC/amp. I've found that motherboard audio outputs are good these days. Maybe if he wants the volume pot, it's a good choice.
Robert Cruz
Not the Logitech, but I've tried two other headsets back when I had more money than sense.
Sennheiser Arctis 3 >very light >soft pads >sounds like literal tin cans >ski band is hard to get a good fit on my huge head
Corsair Void Stereo >okay sound >bet fitting headband >clamps my ears like a motherfucker >wire's too short to fully reach my PC under my desk
I've since moved back to the AD700 and got a Zalman clip mic for the few times I'm ever on team chat.
Bass are better and stronger on Sony, also the audio from the cloud feels too boxed. Sony sound a lot better to me. Should I return the cloud or is it just a matter of abitud and the cloud really are better than Sony?
Andrew Richardson
Any good cheap headphones? Preferably on ear
Kevin Ross
KSC75/SportaPro/PortaPro Superlux HD 562
Aaron James
anyone have the sound intone CX-05? How is it?
Eli Butler
>Sennheiser Arctis 3 what
Carter Garcia
can someone please identify the headphones in this clip
This long winded reply is for my experience with the ATH-M50x and Sennheiser HD598. Just got ATH-M50xs after 3 years of using Sennheiser HD598s and the out of box sound of the M50x is better but my day one experience with the HD598 was so positive.
I DO NOT like the stock ear pads the m50s come with because they're shitty PU leather with even cheaper foam inside, I bought a velour memory foam to replace them on amazon, not only for comfort but to actually hear myself when I'm talking. I got so used to it because of my Sennheisers that I'm just uncomfortable in every chat I'm in.
After 3 years I didn't actually need new headphones but just wanted something different so I decided to get the headphones that are absolutely OVERRATED but they turned out alright. I just needed to spend that $20 extra on better earpads and I think these will be great headphones for years to come.
>Budget 80-90 € >Location Italy >Source Android smartphone and PC >Type of headphone on ear, Full-sized >Open or closed Closed >Comfort level At least as comfortable as Sony MDR ZX600 >Sound signature Bassy >Past headphones Sony MDR ZX600, they are pretty worn out, so I'm looking for something similar or better
Parker Miller
cheers
Ian Anderson
Fuck, I mean Steelseries.
Cameron Ross
Fuck you
Grayson Miller
I can't find much difference in volume between a new motherboard and a Fiio E10k, just as a heads up to everyone that thinks the E10k is the cheap end-all DAC/AMP
Ryder Smith
You are upset. >E10K >cheap end-all DAC/AMP You mean the Fulla2?
Liam Wilson
Oh is that piece of garbage still being shilled here?
Jeremiah Young
What other alternatives are there to the E10K and Fulla 2 under $150 for a DAC/AMP combo?
Does anyone in /hpg/ like beats by dre or are they a meme brand?
Justin Watson
I have this myself, if you have any questions about it, let me know.
Adrian Barnes
>fulla 2 You mean FX-X6?
Mason Lopez
>Budget Like 200 euroshekels, relatively flexible. >Location Austria or Germany, can order from both. >Source Phone and notebook. >Type of headphone Over-ear. On-ear or IEM needs to be really good if i was to get that. >Open or closed Closed. Need isolation. >Comfort level Decent. Custom pads is fine. >Sound signature V-shapre or neutralish, really anything but niggerbass. >Past headphones DT770, DT990, some Logitech and Steelseries gaymen headset (don't judge me), Monks, Rock Zircon, some shitty Sennheisers.
Camden Price
hd 380 pro
Brandon Allen
OP of I've asked opinions on this before and it keeps getting disregarded like the DAC is garbage or something along the lines of that.
Parker Lee
380 Pro Custom Studio (DT770 80 Ohm with more features) HD 25 1-II with velours or Superlux HD 562 with velours
Josiah Watson
Thanks, HD 380 Pro look the best of all of those. Customs have probably too high Ohm. Are there any other option? Just trying to get some options.
Jace Gonzalez
There's also the Custom One Pro which has the same drivers as the DT770i and DT770M. Similar V-Shape to the DT770 with less treble and is more efficient.
Landon Allen
HD380 Pro owner, I love them. They sound really good and are comfortable AF, despite isolation. Still, they have nothing on the HD600 I use at home.
Ryder Walker
>FX-X6 kek, chink. >Output power: 90mw / 600Ω, 180mw / 300Ω, 450mw / 100Ω, 610mw / 62Ω, 910mw / 32Ω, 1000mw / 16Ω >head-fi.org/f/showcase/feixiang-fx-audio-dac-x6.21764/reviews You'd think it's USB considering how little output it has at typical headphone impedance (300Ω).
Thomas Thompson
So it's good and I don't mind an extra cable to power it, thanks for confirming.
Camden Adams
No, lrn2rd, it's bad. Typical chink board design, shit output, fulla2 walks all over it despite usb power.
Anthony Cox
Fulla2 Power in comparison Maximum Power, 16 Ohms:550mW RMS per channel
Maximum Power, 32 ohms:360mW RMS per channel
Maximum Power, 50 ohms:230mW RMS per channel
Maximum Power, 300 ohms:40mW RMS per channel
Sir?
Kayden Price
fucking rekt when will schiit shills learn
Cooper Collins
kek, the difference is the fulla2 is USB powered :P For something that plugs into mains, this chink trash doesn't hold a candle to magni2.
Josiah Davis
>moving the goalpost just admit you got btfo, dumb shill
Xavier Mitchell
It's not meant to compete with the Magni2 and it's $35 cheaper than the magni.
Jordan Bell
kek, I wouldn't trust some chink trash that plugs into mains, if I were you. I hope your house's insured.
Easton Johnson
Quick rundown on the AKG K240?
Xavier Ross
just stop responding, you're just embarassing yourself further
Luke Cruz
Noire, best girl, prefers Schiit™ over chink shit.
Michael Parker
>you're just embarassing yourself further >"Noire, best girl, prefers Schiit™ over chink shit." That user's not wrong.
William Jones
>best girl not iris heart can your taste get any worse?
>implying I'm defending chink-fi I'm just here to laugh at how hard you got BTFO. Maybe you're the one with do-M tendencies, seeing how hard you enjoyed that.
Jordan Russell
Alright lads, I've made £200 from crypto gains and I'm looking to invest in a DAC and some decent headphones for music / gaming. All I have currently is a £20 headset and some £35 in ears (Soundmagic E10's)
>Budget £150-£200 >Location UK >Source DAC >Type of headphone Over ear >Open or closed Semi-open if possible >Comfort level Comfortable enough to wear for 4+ hours >Sound signature Don't mind >Past headphones Soundmagic E10
Budget includes a DAC too, so I'm probably looking for headphones in the £100-£120 range. If anyone has suggestions of a good USB DAC that would be good too.
Also, I'd much prefer good build quality and comfort over slightly improved sound quality.
Thanks
Leo Cox
Asami imai, noire's (also chihaya)'s seiyuu, definitely sounds best on schiit stack... with HD600.
Sebastian Miller
You don't have to dig a deeper hole than the one you're already in, user.
Xavier Rivera
>budget includes amp/dac Money is better spent on cans. Look into used HD600, HD599, 579, 598se, k702, k712.
Matthew Gutierrez
>Budget ~60>
>Location US
>Source Ipod and pc
>Type of headphone over ear
>Open or closed closed/ semi open
>Comfort level Comfy or tolerable
>Sound signature plenty of bass, tolerable highs, and warm mids.
>Past headphones Tascam TH02 Sony MDRZX110 Panasonic RP-HTF600-S
David Smith
662 EVO Creative Aurvana Live
Jordan Smith
I'd have to wait like two months for them to get here and if one of the alternatives are better that'd mean something like 4 months.
Ethan Collins
Anyone tried out the new KZ ZS5s yet?
Luke Fisher
Reddit hopped on the ZS5 train and has measurements.
Eli Miller
Only reason I wanted a DAC was because my computer has terrible isolation and coil whine is picked if I use a non-usb mic and sometimes faintly audible though headphones. Also I was under the impression that high end headphones usually sound clearer when amped, but is the difference not worth the cost? Thanks for the suggestions though, I'll take a look.
Benjamin Gray
Meant for
Justin Scott
How shit are these? I mean i know all bluetooth headphones are garbage, but accepting that reality, with regards to the competition, how do these perform? I'm mostly interested because of the 40+ hour battery life and cheap($35) price. I'm sure they're atleast as good as beats, right?
Julian Cox
tfw 3 of the leather headband replacements you bought from sennheiser have fallen apart with minimum usage so you say fuck sennheiser and just superglue them back together.
Eli Rodriguez
>measurements They can be very misleading. The coupler is too far off of any representation of the ear canal load to be corrected for. You can roughly locate local min-max points, but the shape is going to be all wrong.
>clearer when amped The purpose of an amplifier is to amplify, normally without undesired artifacts. Being clearer would only happen if the electronics you used to power the headphone were in overload.
Christian Cooper
What about cans with high resistance that a PC can't power though? Are those types of headphones not common?
I'm certain I've seen multiple reviews of headphones before along the lines of "these sound decent but sounded much clearer after I bought an amp for them". I just assumed that an amp was pretty much a necessity for high end headphones.
Jack Ortiz
People make the same claim with cables. Chances are any positive effects from including an amplifier are because you're just playing things louder than before. As long as the headphones are getting enough power from a source with a low output impedence, they'll almost always sound the same.
Camden Cook
>Budget $200 >Location AUD >Source O2 >Type of headphone full size >Open or closed open asf >Comfort level ultra >Sound signature depth to the bass and good highs and mids >Past headphones T50RP (wheres the bass?), AD500X (wish the build quality was a lot better, if they were they'd be the perfect headphones)