K702

I can't vouch that their digital piano will feel like an acoustic, but since they did sample their own instrument It should sound close with decent headphones. I do recommend you lean towards over the ear (for best comfort) open back headphones. Closed back and noise canceling headphones tend to fee

Corsair Virtuoso XT The mic quality and dual connectivity are definitely the best features of it, but using these long term hurts my head (maybe a me problem). I find the headset to be quite heavy, hence why I don't use it as much. Sound quality is lacking for me, not the best. Comes with Dolby Atmo

They suck generally. Not even generally all the time. Like general mainstream brands suck so hard that you'd lose your mind over it. Anyways i'd cut the slack if you have the budget going for a openback such as akg k702 + seperate mic is such no brainer if not. Pc38x and pc37x are two great alternat

Consider something like a Denon PMA-600NE integrated amplifier and ELAC Debut 3.0 DB63 speakers. Ideally, set them on stands about 2m apart, with some clear space to the walls. If you want headphones, look at open-back headphones like AKG K702 and Sennheiser HD650. You can use the headphone output o

If he is into music, get him an open back headphone. This one got a pretty good discount https://www.guitarcenter.com/AKG/K702-Professional-Studio-Headphones-1331921973454.gc?template=0y7n73MAL4Km&source=4WWRWXGP&utm_medium=paid-search&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=GC_G_Existing-Customer_NTM_PLA-PMX_Pro-Au