zakdoc89
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No comparison. It's crazy spending R1.1 on junk considering quality is only R600 away.
Rather buy some R200 jobbie and save.
So what do you suggest? buy the coolermaster? Or what?
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No comparison. It's crazy spending R1.1 on junk considering quality is only R600 away.
Rather buy some R200 jobbie and save.
So what do you suggest? buy the coolermaster? Or what?
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Could someone explain in a game what a sennheisser would do that other headphones don't? Can you hear more things? is it clearer or what? Will someone's foot steps now sound 100x better? Can you hear an enemy coming that other headset won't?
I know i would be fking disappoint if i bought 2k headphones and noticed next to no difference in game. I can see how movies or music could sound better but i am not certain you need a 2k set of headphones to play games. It seems the way you guys talk that the anything but sennheiser won't sound good but that is not the case. Recommending someone buys a cheap uncomfortable piece of shyte headphone over a roccat cave seems a bit ridiculous to me.
Surely that roccat cave cannot sound so bad that it's not worth buying? I have a cyber sniper 5.1 channel and they sound epic.
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No comparison. It's crazy spending R1.1 on junk considering quality is only R600 away.
Rather buy some R200 jobbie and save.
So i got me an el cheapo headset. So far:my ears are like tomatoes, the headset is uncomfortable. It's terribly ugly, grey... I mean its 2011 ffs. Sound is fine. I haven't used a quality headset so I won't know the difference.
Bottom line, it works but I ain't happy, still looking for something I can afford(under R 1k)
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LOL that is just so fking idiotic it is beyond ridiculous. How on earth he listened to you postman i will never know but i am ignorant. Rather ignorant than idiotic though
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So i got me an el cheapo headset. So far:my ears are like tomatoes, the headset is uncomfortable. It's terribly ugly, grey... I mean its 2011 ffs. Sound is fine. I haven't used a quality headset so I won't know the difference.
Bottom line, it works but I ain't happy, still looking for something I can afford(under R 1k)
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What about the Asus Rog Vulcan
http://www.guru3d.com/article/asus-vulcan-anc-headset-review/7
It's a R1000 IIRC
By sheer coincident I have my set of Vulcan's arriving today. I'll post a quick review once I've put them through their paces.
Reviews are universally excellent for this set of cans... let's hope I agree.
BTW: my current headset is a set of ancient Sennheisser HD497's (if I don't need a mic) and PC-151's if I do. I firmly believe you get what you pay for and that quality is a virtue in itself.
I suppose if you were just looking at style, the Vulcan may not be your cup of tea, but then, maybe so. One thing I can say is that these things are the ultimate for LAN gaming. ASUS did a fantastic job with the Vulcan, proudly wearing the ROG badge. These are the finest gaming headsets available. Yes, I believe I am actually gushing over a pair of headphones!
Sound card?
By sheer coincident I have my set of Vulcan's arriving today. I'll post a quick review once I've put them through their paces.
Reviews are universally excellent for this set of cans... let's hope I agree.
BTW: my current headset is a set of ancient Sennheisser HD497's (if I don't need a mic) and PC-151's if I do. I firmly believe you get what you pay for and that quality is a virtue in itself.
X-Fi Gamer Extreme... not the best, I know, Xonar is next on the list.
Sweet it could the perfect fit for OP. I got my eyes on that asus sennheisser one i posted a while back but not really sure if i can justify a 2.3k headset for gaming. Seems a bit extreme.
Can someone tell me if going from a cheapie mid range headset to a high end one is worth it for gaming alone?
The term soundstage refers to the depth and richness of an audio recording and usually relates to the playback process. According to audiophiles, the quality of the playback is very much dependent upon how one is able to pick out different instruments, voices, vocal parts, and such exactly where they are located on an imaginary 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional field. The quality of this soundstage can enhance not only the listener's involvement in the recording, but also their overall perception of the stage.[1]
Probably not too bad. At least you have something half decent. Does it have Dolby Pro Logic II?
THB: no idea. I only use stereo headsets, so I've never had to play around with that.