ATH-M20x

I got a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-M20x's for like $50 and they have been great. I second buying audiophile headphones. Honestly I'm done buying "gamer" stuff

For anyone curious, the turntable appears to be the AudioTechnica LP60XBT. It's the entry-level turntable I owned when I started collecting vinyl. I had a decent experience with it, but definitely suggest upgrading the stylus. Also, mine ran noticeably fast and adjusting the speed was a pain in the

Audio-Technica ATH-M30x Imaš ih u Player.rs za 10.700 din Imam ATH M20-M30-M50 i M30 je zlatna sredina za ne mnogo para, M20x su ti oko 7000 i slabije su od 30tke. To ti je moja preporuka :)

En audifonos trata de evitar las marcas gamer, los precios tienden a estar super inflados para lo que realmente ofrecen (es lo opuesto a los mouse). Si quieres gastar abajo de 20-30 lucas, te recomiendo comprarte audífonos que sean in-ear (los pequeños) en vez de cascos (los grandes), ya que la cali

I use Sennheiser hd280pro closed back studio headphones. They drop the noise room with 32db of passive noise dampening and are under $100 most places. I used to use audio technica m20x and it made a huge difference.

Si te comprás auris "gamer", vas a pagar por una carcasa de plástico incómoda, que se le desgrana la almohadilla o da calor, y audio de calidad de la media... y a veces ni eso. No tienen buena construcción objetivamente, aunque te quieran decir "a mi me duraron1!!" y donde compraste con Bluetooth, t

No te recomendaría audífonos gamer la verdad ya que son caros y por el precio que te cobran, el sonido tanto de los drivers como del micrófono siempre es deficiente. Aun así te puedo dar una recomendación de cascos gamer: Razer Blackshark V2, los tuve un tiempo, cumplen con tu presupuesto y la verda

Audio Technica ATH-M20x $60 brand new on Sweetwater. Mackie MC-100 $40 brand new also on Sweetwater. I’d go Audio Technica though personally.

most gaming headsets are not great for the price tbh. a set of typical studio or travel headphones, paired with a wired USB condenser mic, will get you much higher sound quality, build quality, and active noise cancellation, for the same price or less. a high-end Bluetooth headset is a great pick. t

If you're using lossless on Apple I would recommend getting some half decent wired headphones. You're not getting the full benefit with wireless and they can't handle transfer rate needed for lossless. Something like the Audio-Technica M20x will cost you way under 100 but make a noticeable differenc