DT 1990 Pro

You know that the soundcard is just one part? You're going to need a fitting highend sound equipment for getting something in your ears, too. Otherwise it would be like driving a Porsche with a 43PS motor out of a VW Beetle. eg I've the AE-9 and via optical a Denon DAB receiver with two Dali Zensor

It's really good.. I'm using it with Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro MKI.It's not crazy detailed and because of that it's suitable for longer listening sessions.I think that to beat that DAC/AMP you need to spend larger money. My recommendation is R2R DAC any other sigma delta will be basically the same.

I was furious testing gaming headsets, xbox one, trash, razer blackshark v2, extremely comfortable but horrible audio/mic for the price, I felt offended (a commen theme with razer). Steelseries decent, but this ting is expensive af and sounds like 100$ normal headphones at best. Almost gave up, but

I have both the 770 pro 80 ohm and 770 Pro X and while I do like the Pro X better, I don't know that I would consider it really an upgrade soundwise. I do prefer the sound of the proX but I mainly like it more for it's comfort/fit and detachable cable. The sound is more of a personal preference and

There are always other choices when it comes to sound in general. 😊 If you wanted to spend a little bit more: You could also get some Beyerdynamic DT 770’s or 990’s. The difference between the two are the 770’s are closed back, and the 990’s are open back. They share the same driver. Also are the ne

Yes and no. While yes, the cloth pads were great to resolve that issue, I felt myself wanting more. So I went for the Astro A50X, especially because it was wireless and had the game/chat mixer. But the price point was too high to justify keeping the purchasing because the audio quality was about the