PC38X

Used to saw a few at chong hock. But based on a comment of one of their management i eavesdropped on, "headfon sennheiser ani inda laku bah, inda bagus, so inda banyak yg bali, no reason kami restock utk jual". ... which is just incorrect; they're good a brand, just that the audiophile community is

So looking at the PC37x they do look nice. Problem is they're sold out. The PC38x seems like it's almost the same thing.

Drop PC38X made by Sennheiser. Open back. The single best headset for its money and way cheaper than it should be. Endorsed by a multitude of users and audiophiles.

The PC38X would be the most direct spiritual successor to the Game Zeros. The PC38x can be had from drop.com, and dont have the sennheiser branding anymore, but were designed by EPOS and then drop acquired the rights to sell them exclusively under their name. I have both of these headphones and the

For simplicity sake, the Drop Epos PC38X is the best simple setup you're going to get for PS5 in that range. If you want to go with audiophile headphones and a separate mic with a DAC, it gets a little more complex in sorting out the budget. I trust this blogspot post in pretty fairly rating headset

Alternatively, the Drop PC38X are actually a collab between Sennheiser and Drop to make an audiophile gaming headset. They go almost head to head with the 560S as far as sound quality, and the built in mic is pretty great - better than the Sennheiser BAM mic by a lot. Another big thing to consider i

Might be too late here, but I would strongly suggest not buying a gaming headset. With $500 you could buy the best sounding pair of headphones he's ever going to wear with a really quality external mic. Sounds extra but there are even options when it comes to external mics that just attach to the he

all of the headphones you mentioned are pretty bad. i would not recommend getting any of them. you haven’t mentioned if you have a standalone mic or not, so i’ll give you reccs with and without a mic. between iems and headphones tho. it’s honestly comfort for you and you should decide what is most c

I’d say yes… The PS5 is the most audiophile-friendly console, in my opinion. Both the Switch and PS5 support USB Audio Class 1 (UAC1) devices, so you can connect compatible USB DACs and dongles, which is a major plus in their favor. The wired headphone jacks on the Switch 1/2 and the DualSense contr

Yes; the PC38X is amazing for competitive play in an all-in-one package. I haven’t played Valorant, but I’ll play Call of Duty with either my PC38X or HD 800. “You could hear a pin drop” level of detail.