DT 900 PRO X

MMX 330s are tuned for gaming (FPS). Yes you can EQ the DT900 Pro"s to the same level but out of the box the MMX 330s are better, especially for footstep audio. Even compared to the DT 1990 Pro MKII I can pinpoint footstep directions easier with the MMX 330 Pro in BF6 and the Mic is fantastic.

I can’t tell you if they sound any better than the ones you mentioned, but I own a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X headphones and they sound great for gaming and music. They’re not wireless. Had them for several years and they sound even better after breaking them in. And yes, they sound great pla

The only time I've found footsteps are of much benefit is in CQB/TDM type gameplay where there are just infantry. Even then it's only directional in a flat plane. No vertical sense to it. Have tried 3 or 4 of the audio output presets (headphones, 3d headphones, 5.1, whatever) along with several of t

Não tive muitos fones na vida. O primeiro que comprei tirando os modelos de 15 reais foi o Cloud Stinger. Uma das piores bombas que já vi. Depois fui de HyperX Cloud III (troquei assim que o lado esquerdo do Stinger pifou). Foi meu último fone gamer. Até gostei dele, mas a realidade é que quando o p

If you’re mainly playing Counter-Strike, don’t just focus on the headset, the sound tuning matters just as much. A lot of high-end options like Audeze Maxwell, Beyerdynamic DT900 Pro X, or even HD560S can perform insanely well once you run a proper FPS EQ profile. The goal is boosting positional cue

The DT900 Pro X of course :) CoD and War Thunder sounds soooo goooood if you're combining with iFi Zen DAC 3

I use the beyerdynamic dt900 pro x, I mainly bought them for listening to music but they have great directional audio. Though not as useful for mp ranked since everyone runs ninja. Love the headset tho very comfortable and very good for warzone where audio is more important.

If you get a good pair of headphones that check all the boxes you need for gaming you don’t need to EQ HD490 Pro and The Aryas and the DT 900 Pro X are great examples of this they already have amazing detail, imaging and soundstage some better then others Aryas>HD490>DT900 Pro x. As someone who has

If your main focus is competitive gaming (footsteps / positioning / clarity) you’ll usually get better results looking at headphones with a more neutral or slightly bright tuning rather than “bass-heavy gaming headsets.” Since you don’t need a mic, some really solid options: Under ~$200 • Sennheiser

the DT900 is not really meant for gaming. It’s more meant for professional music use. Beyer’s MMX 330(Open Back) or MMX 300(Closed back) would be way better for gaming.