HD 560S

TLDR I'd say that for the best audio fidelity AKG K371, if you hate sweaty ears or just want perfect comfort for longer sessions then Sennheiser HD 560S. If you're on a budget then used Sennheiser HD556, 579, 598 and 599 are dime a dozen on the used market. They can be easily refreshed to like new c

I mean there's an obvious difference if you're testing stuff for funsies or you're looking for what sound suits you the best...from my experience, finding a stable pick has an end, if we're talking about that. When you really discover what sound you like, you kinda stop there, it seems like it's an

Sennheiser HD560s tho With open back over ear headphones, you can play for hours without discomfort

gora é tarde. Já "aposentei" da fase de aquisição do hobby com o HD560s. Foi até bom eu não ter comprado, pq o Sennheiser é mais leve (e provavelmente mais confortável), mais compacto, dois anos de garantia, e é mais neutro um pouco, o que facilita a equalização (pra mim, pelo menos). Acho que termi

Maybe not really the most helpful recommendation but the sennheiser hd-560s is a very well-loved headset across the board for fps games. Great soundscape to hear footsteps with clear direction, light, comfortable. No mic included. They are wired, though. I have only used this headset for years now a

From Hifiman I have Edition XS, 400SE , I have also Audeze Maxwell 1, Sennheiser HD560S, Turtle Beach Stealth Pro, Astro A50. For gaming , the last three (Sennheiser, TB and Astro) are better especially in sound positioning in FPS. Unfortunately, from them 560S is a little too tight for my head for

Sennheiser HD560s/HD600/HD650 depending on what you are comfortable spending. I used 560s and 650 for most of college in our school's control room. I use Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro 250ohm for mixing. WIth Oratory's EQ presets, they are kick ass. too bright ootb without eq however. They are 9.5/10 in com

Hab das Sennheiser HD560S und die sind ultra angenehm, ob mit oder ohne Brille. Das ist mehr für Musik als Gaming gemacht und ist offen, das heißt du hörst alles immer noch um dich herum. Falls das was für dich ist, kann ich das sehr empfehlen. Ist super im Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis

ok im back and ive decided what im keeping: px8 s2 soundstage isnt too wide but instrument separation and detail retrieval is very good. but thats not why im keeping them one word: timbre guitars sound like guitars. snares sound like snares. artists sound how they sound when i see them live. none of

OK, after some more research seems there are good heaphones for 8+ hour sessions.I looked into Sennheiser HD 560S and seems they are good but need mic seperately.Also same for Philips SHP9500. So if I go for headphones seems i can drop to lower motherboard then.