ROG Kithara

The ASUS RoG Kithara is the most comfortable gaming headset I’ve used.

Arctis Nova Elite mildly more detailed and clear(after EQ). Mainly because the drivers reset(quick transient response) so damn quick the audio stays clean and resolving, but also means bass thump is pretty much non existent. Elite's sub bass is deep and detailed but it's in then out so you don't get

Because with a gaming headset your paying for marketing and features . With an audiophile headphone you’re getting separation, detail, and soundstage. Nice owned like 20’hesdphones and headsets and I recommend an open back like the sennheiser Pc38x, the asus kithara, the sennheiser hd550, the Sony m

Black is enough for me, pink wouldn't suit my setup and I don't think pink would go well with black clicks. White would yellow overtime In my opinion, headphones should have a harman/ balanced sound profile, with never overly bloated bass. The G Pro X and G635 have excessively bloated bass; without

If you have to have a headset, the Asus/Hifiman Kithara is the best bang for the buck gaming headset on the market, hands down. A used pair of Beyerdynamic MMX300s are hella decent as well.

My brother in audio... I loooooove Gadgetrytech, but $300+ for a pair of Astros is absolute madness. That is Asus Kithara/ Hifiman XS money. That's an entirely different realm.

I already know the answer to what I would buy having purchased the Maxwell 2 and ASUS RoG Kithara.

Open backs are literally that - the earcups are at least partially open to your surroundings. Closed backs are not. Open-backs tend to have better soundstage and imaging than closed-backs, but sounds from your environment can intrude. There are many options in your price range. For instance, if you

See I used the Tygr 300 R which are amazing. I've had them for 6 years now. The thing with FPS is, the Sennheiser's mentioned here, are gonna have a beautiful signature and soundstage to identify footsteps and all those good sounds, and separate them well as well. I just wanted to know opinions on p

ASUS ROG Kithara. He will not be disappointed. Made by an actual HiFi audio company and tuned for gaming. Not wireless but it will be a much higher quality than any “gaming” headset.