Need help choosing a good Sub $70 pair of Headphones, mostly for gaming and some Electronic music.
Feb 10, 2012 at 1:52 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 3

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Hello all. I'm new to this forum and hoping to be a part of the community!
 
So...My JVC HA RX700's broke a few days ago. Actually, the right ear broke, I can only hear sound coming from the left ear. I figured this would be a golden opportunity to get a new pair of headphones.
 
I was looking into the 700's older brother, the RX900's, but unfortunately they are currently sold out almost everywhere for some strange reason.
 
I will be using these headphones mainly for gaming, but also for some music. I would say gaming/music: 85/15.
 
I use an on board sound card and I will not be using any sort of amp, just the headphones by themselves. I was recently looking at the Samson SR850's but could use some more suggestions.
 
Oh, and comfort is an extreme must. I want to be able to wear them for 3-4+ hours straight and not have to keep readjusting them due to comfort issues.
 
Thanks.
 
Feb 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM Post #2 of 3


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So...My JVC HA RX700's broke a few days ago. Actually, the right ear broke, I can only hear sound coming from the left ear. I figured this would be a golden opportunity to get a new pair of headphones.
I was looking into the 700's older brother, the RX900's, but unfortunately they are currently sold out almost everywhere for some strange reason.
I will be using these headphones mainly for gaming, but also for some music. I would say gaming/music: 85/15.
I use an on board sound card and I will not be using any sort of amp, just the headphones by themselves. I was recently looking at the Samson SR850's but could use some more suggestions.
Oh, and comfort is an extreme must. I want to be able to wear them for 3-4+ hours straight and not have to keep readjusting them due to comfort issues.


Samson SR850 (made by Superlux) are the only ones that come to mind, $50.
For $30 you can get the Asus Xonar DG sound card (PCI).
 
 
 
Feb 10, 2012 at 2:49 PM Post #3 of 3
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm looking for some other suggestions though if possible.And I'm not interested in getting any sound card or amplifier, just headphones for now.
 

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