What headphones does Yea Forums use for their computer music (closed back and bass friendly)
What headphones does Yea Forums use for their computer music (closed back and bass friendly)
Kevin Smith
Jonathan Gonzalez
Poorfag so only got Superlux HD-660
Closed construction and really good quality of sound especially for the price
I'm listening to many genres and got no complaints except for when you sit all day (8-12 hours) in them, ears can hurt
Will look for nice open/half-open setup in the future
Connor Smith
I am a superior open back headphone user
Joseph Wood
Doesnt that lose bass ?
John Adams
These beauties. They are what practically every headphone should work to try and match, I can't think of a single dynamic/normal type driver headphone that can match them. People who disagree haven't tried the S version, guaranteed.
Only shitty treble-rape headphones have that issue
Chase Lewis
I should hope a 1.6k headphone sounds good....
Ryan Howard
The sad thing about the audio business is that most really don't. It's really bad. Headphones are safe for the most part if you know what you're looking for but if you're looking for shit like vinyls, DAC/AMPS and headphones that aren't dynamic then you're basically taking a shot in the dark with most products. It's quite sad. I don't even have a balanced setup because there's no way I'll know if it's even better than my current reliable Chord Mojo DAC/AMP. Someone save me from this hell.
Isaac Anderson
M50x's have had them for years. One of the only things I've bought from internet recommendations that hasn't been shit.
Nolan Sanders
HyperX Cloud II, use them everywhere. Thankfully you can remove the mic so you don't look like a wannabe MLG gamer retard.
Jayden Bennett
grado sr60e
pretty good recreating natural sounds and bass
Parker Rogers
Grado hurt my ears
Hunter Baker
John Brooks
M50xs are so good for mixing. I've had mine since 2015 and still work like the day I got them. They're so beat up but they're so nice.
Cooper Ramirez
Sennheiser HD 569. They're my first actual headphones so I don't have much to compare them to.
Austin Long
this. those bastards are actually so comfortable and they sound great to my ears
Leo Miller
I ended up getting a rash around my ears tho so I have to put a folded tissue where it touches my skin. The pad material also rubs off easily. Besides that I like them. Certainly better than earbuds lol.
Xavier White
Jason Stewart
>sony
Chase Ward
Same, I think I've had mine for about 7/8 years now and I still use them every single day. The cushioning on the ears is a bit cracked and the leather finish is a bit worn but other than that they still work perfectly.
Adam Barnes
This is mine, got a problem?
Grayson Adams
My ears hurt just looking at these.
Jackson Allen
at least shitpost about them being bluetooth
Sebastian Jackson
still use my 598s. sad they don't make em no more. Good $40 spent.
Samuel Adams
I use the headphones in the Op pic, they have yet to do me wrong
Parker Edwards
use full stops m8. It’s like you’ve only been on Yea Forums for 1 week dude
Dylan Gonzalez
I use audio technica ath-m40x and for speakers i just have the Sony gtk-xb7, as shown in pic. I like it set at flat response with the bass boost off.
Kevin Kelly
So does half of Yea Forums. They're the perfect balance between price, quality, and reliability.
Adrian Howard
Haven't seen mention of Sony's 5706 yet, so I'll just put that out here.
Evan Taylor
7506s and probably because there are so many fake cans out here
Adrian Cooper
You also use 7506s, friend?
How do I know if mine are fake, I got them straight off Amazon
Carson Wright
Got an MDR-V6 as a hand-me-down years ago, and the only part I've had to replace on them has been the earpads. Still working amazingly well even 30 years down the line
Connor Hughes
Bentley Bailey
Ah shit I just noticed my misspelling, oops
Jaxon Long
Same here, looking at my own box and the ones posted on Amazon I would say those are at least legit (which I would hope they are if they're sourced from Sony officially); a lot of the counterfeit complaints are from chink sellers on ebay.
Dominic Perry
Fuck those they gave me hearing damage
Angel Diaz
you did something wrong, then
Jace Bailey
>not using the superior audio technica ATH-M40X
Isaiah Thomas
based. Do you use the usb thingy?
Jose Price
what are full stops?
Cameron Carter
I think you have to use it if you want to use headphones and mic at the same time, so I leave it in when at my desk for convenience. the headphone cable alone doesn't reach around my desk to the back audio port.
Noah Richardson
you mojo is pretty middle of the pack
Aiden Baker
Is it good sound?
Logan Lewis
f your babby closed back shit
Grayson Price
I have some edifier R1280T speakers and use my gaming headphones late night
Landon Walker
bow are those better?
Evan Gomez
Never cared much about it and used shitty earphones for a long time. Then I decided to upgrade even if a bit, went with that cheap chink sheet from /g/ and got pic related.
John Nguyen
a 'period'
Xavier Brown
literally those
they're fine
Easton White
air pods
Sebastian Parker
this thread comes up every fucking day.
uuuugh.
Thomas Miller
i shove these in my earholes. slice it down for increased bass boost
James Harris
>ATH-M40X
only if you're a povtard with a $100 budget.
otherwise they are meh
Jaxson Adams
They sound like complete fucking shit though
Daniel Sanchez
Ethan Thompson
For me it's DT 770s. 80 ohms, of course.
Gabriel Rivera
>(closed back and bass friendly)
ath a900x
Josiah Kelly
HD58X + E10K
Dylan Green
kek
Gabriel Morales
hate to break it to you but if you wear cloud II's in public you defo look like an MLG gamer retard even if you remove the mic.
Jack Wilson
literally those ones, the M50x's
Aiden Bennett
"no"
Luis Peterson
lol
Kayden Johnson
is E10K better than K3?
Jason Williams
STAX
Brandon Green
HD58X + Liquid Spark + Modi 3 at my desktop.
KSC75 with Yaxi pads and Kramer mod for traveling with laptop (using my Walkman as a USB DAC/amp with that when I can be assed to)
Kevin Diaz
I bought the one with the gray accents which makes it a bit less of an eyesore, if that placates your autism
Brandon Miller
this
comfy, good sounding, inexpensive... what's not to love?
they may not be super portable, but then again; that's not what they're made for.