Interesting. I already know about all the stuff you mentioned, but it could be useful for people new to the "internet purchasing" though...
Interesting. I already know about all the stuff you mentioned, but it could be useful for people new to the "internet purchasing" though...
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Lol, who knows, but I have to communicate a lot in BF3. It's great fun. I've heard plenty of chat on MW2 when I've played though. Pretty funny sometimes.
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College and audiophile in the same sentence, LOL.
^^ Here's a good example of me cutting down the quotes.
Ha, did you see the part in the beginning where I mentioned you? I didn't did I? That's a good response though. Thanks :) Did you happen to read it in its entirety? Well, even for people not knew to it, it offers some valuable information. Btw, there is a poll there if you wanna vote :P Maybe I could improve the poll somehow, lol.
Random: Btw, I think it's really stupid that people cannot demo things before purchase. What have the companies got to hide? They must not believe in their product.

Ha, did you see the part in the beginning where I mentioned you? I didn't did I? That's a good response though. Thanks :) Did you happen to read it in its entirety? Well, even for people not knew to it, it offers some valuable information. Btw, there is a poll there if you wanna vote :P Maybe I could improve the poll somehow, lol.
Ya I saw that.
I read it, but I think it's too long worded. You could condense it big time and still get the information across. The examples of usefullness stuff seems unnecessary and too long. People don't really need to hear stories about how you returned stuff b'c there were problems with it. And you have 4 different examples of when amazon was useful. I would trim that stuff out or condense it down to a couple sentences at most.
If it were me writing it, I would just list the places then make a quick pro + con - list, like this
Amazon:
+ easy returns
+ low price
- third party sellers not always legit/authorized dealers
something like that. It's just way too much text right now.

Ya I saw that.
Good.
I read it, but I think it's too long worded. You could condense it big time and still get the information across. The examples of usefullness stuff seems unnecessary and too long. People don't really need to hear stories about how you returned stuff b'c there were problems with it. And you have 4 different examples of when amazon was useful. I would trim that stuff out or condense it down to a couple sentences at most.
Agreed. No, they don't, lol. I know I have a reason for including all that, but not right now. Whaatt? Amazon is awesome, lol. Kidding, it doesn't need to be so specific and drawn out. Grawr, I'll trim it down later. It makes me feel as is I'm stupid because I cannot write a simple guide. I'm far from it, but hmm, I guess there's just different styles of writing. I like how i write, lol.
If it were me writing it, I would just list the places then make a quick pro + con - list, like this
Amazon:
+ easy returns
+ low price
- third party sellers not always legit/authorized dealers
something like that. It's just way too much text right now.
I'll take this into consideration. Thank you sirr.
Hey, thanks for this. I've been keeping tabs on the development myself. Hmm, I don't really like the rigidity or size of the V3, but my PS3 has a custom fan that runs higher than the normal fan, and I think this, along with having open headphones, will make me purchase the V3. Still not sure though.
Originally Posted by NamelessPFG 
...I'm seriously tempted to save up and add the HE-400 to my headphone collection right now. Just when I thought Head-Fi wouldn't cause any more financial damage...
I certainly wouldn't mind having it as a secondary headphone, especially one that isn't restricted so much by amplification.
No wonder these things are so hyped...it does so much right, and the price isn't in the stratosphere like a lot of other headphones discussed around here. It helps that you don't need a headphone amp costing hundreds of dollars for it to do its thing.
I feel like we're swaying you to the dark side, haha. So glad you've come over! I think you'd equally like the Annies, if not more in some respects.
Your other comments are basically how I feel in relation to having a Stax setup one day. I just totally see a viable use for "normal" headphones. It's mainly the restriction of amplification that gets me.
You're like the first to mention a DSS2 here or something, lol. So glad to hear someone's opinion on DSS2 in relation to DH.

Im not a serious cod player either. I play more zombies. Halo reach I played competitivly but halo 4 doesnt appeal to the competitive player
Now that I think about it, you guys don't even need ze mixamp. There is already a video demonstrating 7.1 surround sound. I guess the only thing you would test would be the actual mixing abilities if you're so inclined. By the way, I did some purely scientific testing and I can without a shadow of a doubt attest that there is in fact some hiss...
It mostly (on most presets) occurs after you go past the halfway mark on the pot. You can hear it when there's not much going on in the background but it's hardly noticeable when in game. Although mind you, I don't think my volume was up to that point.
Not sure if this is old news, but apparently Astro is close to releasing an update for the Mixamp Pro 2013 that will allow user created EQ settings to be saved over the default presets. Interesting, but i'm skeptical how detailed the EQ will be.
Another note for 2013 Mixamp users: if you are experiencing audio drops using the included USB cable, they're sending replacement cables to those who contact support.
I didn't take pics of the actual mod process, but here is the finished result. I took the volume controller apart and soldered the wires directly to the board instead of soldering my wire to the REALLY crappy wire they were using to begin with.
-Erik

Yeah, $32 was already pushing it for a simple plastic tube, a mic capsule, some wiring, and some magnets... Then again, I probably would've spent a lot more on a fancier USB desk mic (for PC) if I hadn't stumbled upon the ModMic. I haven't tried a lot of different clip-on's tho; just the Zalman one, which wasn't terrible but the MM (v1) is noticeably better IMO.
I think they just have better QC than most, the v1 is omni directional too but my Zalman still picks up a whole lot more background noise (fan noise, keyboard noise, coqui's and insects chirping outside, etc.) than the Modmic I've got, while sounding worse than the MM. The mute function they're adding later should be nice, they should've debuted that w/the v2/v3 but I guess people have been asking for mics ASAP during their supply & QC debacle.