HE1000se

У мене є знайомий якому я притарабанив hifiman he1000 se, але не сказав про них нічого, він сказав що фігня, кроки краще чутно в його hyperx звук якійсь дивний, і взагалі якісь вони діряві

HE1000SE I chose it as the best overall gaming headphone myself. It is a Sennheiser HD800S with proper tuning. Excellent imaging in a wide soundstage. The Stealth is good but not exceptional, the Organic is better in some regards but pretty fatiguing. You could also get the HD800S and use some EQ, t

he1000uv he1000se he1000uv however, anything above arya stealth is overkill for fps games and also any large membrane planar can be not ideal for those type of games. In fps games being fast is the most important thing; when the spatial information is too realistic, what happens is that your brain n

Oh, did you prefer the HD800s or HE1000se for gaming? I was fixated on the HD800s, but before I pulled the trigger I learned about the HE1000se and bought that instead. Most comments I've seen online claimed the HiFiMan was better, but I don't have one to compare. I found the HD490 Pro elevated the

My personal favorite in that range is the Aune AR5000, which I found on a holiday sale for $210. It’s very good for gaming and also great for music, much better than I expected. There are Sennheiser headphones in this ballpark that are considered very good for gaming, but the one I have, the HD490 P

They're very solid for gaming and excellent for music, which I'd also say about the Aune AR5000 (surprisingly probably my second most used headphones after the HE1000se). The Edition XV is probably good for everything in gaming except hardcore eSports type stuff, for which I'd probably go for someth

I’ve also had the HE1000se. They are great for gaming, but I didn’t like them that much for music (too clinical). I like the HE1000 Stealth much more. The HE1000se are too expensive for only gaming. That’s why I looking at the Arya’s which are for sale with extra discount in the Hifiman Shop. I also

I say this with absolute confidence, for comp gaming Shangri-La Jr>HE6se v2>Susvara Unveiled>Shangri-La Sr>HE600>Susvara>HE1000se>other HE1000s>Ananda Nano>Aryas>Edition XS/XV>other Anandas>HE400se>Sundara>Kithara>Deva. Non comp gaming is a pick your poison type of thing. Do not spend real money and

I can't say for sure which headphones are best for you and your budget, but I did just go through a very similar situation. I wanted a new pair of headphones (coming from the HD600's which I found lacking for games but still smooth for music) to give me the best desktop gaming audio experience. This

quieter would mean you need more volume or a better seal between your head and the pads. in theory you dont need an amp for these as they can be driven by a mouse running on a wheel they are so sensitive. make sure the plug is fully seated though, and that your head makes a tight seal. move your hai