99 NEO

Yeah... Im skeptical. My experience with headphones is that they're either good looking or have good audio quality. You can't have both. I have the Splatoon headphones. They look nice, but the audio is completely crap. I also have the Meze 99 neo's and they look old-fashioned, but the quality is top

For a solid mid-tier setup that balances convenience with a non-purist but still very musical sound, I’d grab the Audio-Technica AT-LP3XBT turntable ($379)—it’s fully automatic so you don’t have to worry about putting back the tonearm at the end of the record (don't use it's internal phono preamp -

Kolla på ett par Meze Audio 99 Classics eller 99 Neo med den budgeten, bra byggkvalité till ett bra pris från ett Europeiskt företag

IMO the best way to experience spatial sound in games is not some 7.1 or surround BS, but rather headphones with proper sound staging (read audiophile headphones). Even entry level audiophile headphones are way better at spatial sound than any 7.1 surround sound headsets. I'm currently using the Mez

So I was looking into ear cushions and found that a few people had their wicked cushion style earpads leak on them. Not looking into trying my luck, I ended up getting a "sheepskin leather angled oval headphone memory foam earpads" from Brainwavz. People complained online about Dekoni and honestly t

i'd really recommend ignoring the btd700 if your budget is tight then. it's not a particularly noticeable difference, and that money would be better spent making sure you get the best headphones you can afford. i gave my momentums to my brother after i got my hdb630, but i game with them occasionall

Boom mic-ul de la meze chiar e f bun despite being a boom mic. Costa oleaca dar e si bun. Dar tinand cont ca Meze 99 Neo sunt 900 de lei iar boom mic-ul inca 350 tot te ajunge mai putin cu un setup de IEMs ieftine de 140 de lei + interfata audio behringer umc202/204hd + microfon XLR cu diafragma mar

Noise cancelling will reduce some seriously good options within that price range. Sadly closed back headphones often come with a closed in soundstage and boomier sound signature. I'd personally look at the Meze Neo or Byer Dynamic DT770 pro and compare the 2 to figure out which you like best. Both w

'Invest' in a portable DAC/AMP like FiiO Snowsky Tiny, TRN Black Pearl, Crinear AP6, Crinacle Protocol Max. Then add a headphone. Closed back = FiiO FT1 ~$150, Meze 99 Neo ~$99, Open back = Hifiman HE4xx ~$149, and if you stretch Sennheiser HD6xx, FiiO FT1 Pro around $200

Depends on the budget. I think affordably AudioTechnica is pretty unbeaten (the ATH-M40x is ridiculous value).In the 100-300 dollar range Meze does a great job (the 99 neo is a bit of a gem).Much to my surprise the B&W PX8 is also really good (I don't like their current speakers at all)Above that yo