MMX 300

Det bedste bud er Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro: www.pricerunner.dk/pl/94-3332764390/Hoeretelefoner/Beyerdynamic-MMX-300-Pro-Sammenlign-Priser De er i den klassiske Beyerdynamic kvalitet hvilket betyder, at de kan få tæv i årevis og holde til det meste. Derudover er lyden er markant bedre end nærmest all

Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro ville være mit bud, jeg har selv forgængeren (uden Pro i navnet) og har haft det i lige over 7 år og det fungerer stadig. Lyden er super fin til spil, jeg har især været glad for det til CS og tilsvarende hvor det er essentielt at kunne høre hvor lyde kommer fra. Det er den

I have never heard those, so I can't speak of the Meze's. It's possible, but it could also mean that it's a strong bass for an open back. When I googled the bass on Meze Elite it says 'Flat bass', so I don't think that bass will rumble... It may be more bass than the HD800s, but still not bass heavy

Beyerdynamic mmx 300 for fps shooters its like cheating

Interesting! I had my eyes on the HD490 Pros for a while now, but never listened to them. The Raider Caches are a perfect example. Yes, the positional audio could be better in the Clears, as it is exactly like you describe it. I also have a Beyerdynamic mmx 300 pro headset and they absolutely surpas

after using a lot of headphones the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 pros and the Astro A50s are definitely the best on the market. Astro a50s are wireless with a really useful chat mix that lets you lower voice chat without lowering game volume and a open back, whereas the MMX 300 pros are wired with a closed

I have used the HyperX Cloud Alpha (wired and wireless) for about 7 years now, always like the sound profile with a little more oomph to it. All other gaming headsets sound so "metallic" to me, really throws me off. The mic is okayish, so I used a standalone microphone like the Fifine XLR which is p