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fatal1ty headphones

Backupwayback wrote:

Bevo wrote:

"the price"

Set a budget

less than 100

I see. 100..

100 sheep perhaps? Anyway..

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

fatal1ty headphones

Bevo wrote:

Backupwayback wrote:

Bevo wrote:

"the price"

Set a budget

less than 100

100 rupees won't get you very far m8

100 kuwait dinars will

Tritton 5.1 headset for like 80 bucks me think. 

lemme look

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6826235006

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6826235007

94.99 or something like that.  Second is 3.5 top is USB

Last edited by SonderKommando (2010-11-23 14:19:14)

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

fatal1ty headphones

RDMC wrote:

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

fatal1ty headphones

Backupwayback wrote:

http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/pc-gaming-headsets/ear-force-hpa2.aspx

has anyone used those before?

sometimes i feel like i just cannot get thru to you.. these fatal1ty ones are the ones.

What are you looking for, specifically? A gaming headset, something for music, something to block external noises?

For the sake of sound quality, since I don't know what else you're looking for, I'd look in to ordering a pair of Grados SR60s. Well within budget and fantastic for the price.

Edit: As it turns out, you can get the SR80i for 100 as well. These seem to have improved bass over the SR60s, which might be appreciated.

Last edited by Defiance (2010-11-30 15:01:51)

Sennheiser HD205

Can highly recommend these bad-boys. Nice powerful bass with a decent mid to high. I got my pair for £50, so I guess it'd be like $75

Anyway they're awesome. You're missing out.

Airwolf wrote:

Sennheiser HD205

Can highly recommend these bad-boys. Nice powerful bass with a decent mid to high. I got my pair for £50, so I guess it'd be like $75

Anyway they're awesome. You're missing out.

I use this pair of headphones currently - the sound quality is great, but if you have a big head it will take quite some time for them to become comfortable. They are billed as a noise canceling headphone, which in this case just means that the headphone clamps together with a LOT of pressure. Only after several months of daily use have they reached the point where they don't hurt after a few hours.

[HOF]Mercenary wrote:

Airwolf wrote:

Sennheiser HD205

Can highly recommend these bad-boys. Nice powerful bass with a decent mid to high. I got my pair for £50, so I guess it'd be like $75

Anyway they're awesome. You're missing out.

I use this pair of headphones currently - the sound quality is great, but if you have a big head it will take quite some time for them to become comfortable. They are billed as a noise canceling headphone, which in this case just means that the headphone clamps together with a LOT of pressure. Only after several months of daily use have they reached the point where they don't hurt after a few hours.

noise cancelling means active phase/whitenoise technology.
noise isolation means sound-proof seal... usually ear bud.

http://www.earphonesolutions.com/nocavsnois.html
http://www.obsessable.com/feature/headp … ancelling/

does it have to have a mic attached?