I currently use the Klipsch S4 "reference" earbuds. I couldn't use any of the stock rubbery tips without them falling out, with the exception of the smallest ones that worked if I jammed them all the way into my ear as far as possible. Next I got the Comply T100 set, and the smallest ones fit...

I've got my xbox plugged into the titanium with a passthrough to headphone port so i don't have to switch cables around when going from pc to xbox. I''m using a modmic to talk to people, but don't want to have to attach a y addaptor all the way from my controller to my pc to hear them instead of...

Yes, but I use both xbox and pc for gaming. I use the titanium hd as an amp for my headphones, but don't want a whole bunch of wires to be able to talk with my friends like this product: http://steelseries.com/products/audio/steelseries-cross-platform-audiomixer

I have the Titanium HD, but want to get the Astro Mixamp PRO so I can talk with friends on xbox because I don't want to have a whole bunch of cords going across my desk just to be able to hear people (i need to connect something to the controller which will then go into a y-cable with my pc...

I have the Titanium HD, but will probably be getting the Astro Mixamp PRO so I can talk with friends on XBOX and also for the volume knob, is this a good idea?

Thanks for the info. I'm using headphones already, So only having stereo won't matter.  this sound card Is only $100 at newegg right now , So I'll buy it once I get home.

Hello. I've been looking at the recon3d fatal1ty vs titanium HD, and it seems like the titanium is the better buy. However, I need separate line in/microphone jacks. For line In, my XBOX can use rca, an optical cable, or 3.5mm. On the pictures of the titanium, it looks like the "optical" inputs...

Do you have any experience with the dgx? I usually have one line in for my xbox and use the computer to route that to my headphones, and I also have a microphone. Can i use the same setup with the card?

I'll be using them only on my desktop PC, constant usage for hours.

Should I get the dt770s, ath m50s, or hd 558s for all around music, and gaming? I heard the m50 doesn't have very good soundstage (i think that's what it's called, how far away something is). DT770s seem a bit large for my head.

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll probably get the  D2000s, although they all seem quite large.

I want an all-rounder (every type of music), relatively balanced (I like high treb and moderate to high bass) with good clarity I don't really care if they're open or closed (circumaural, I wear headphones for hours on end) I won't ever be using these away from my computer, so no...

I want an all-rounder, relatively balanced (I like high treb and moderate to high bass) with good clarity I don't really care if they're open or closed (circumaural, I wear headphones for hours on end) I won't ever be using these away from my computer, so no portability/amp required...

I want an all-rounder, relatively balanced (I like high treb and moderate to high bass) with good clarity I don't really care if they're open or closed (circumaural, I wear headphones for hours on end) I won't ever be using these away from my computer, so no portability/amp required...