please?

Someone give me a suggestion on earpads for the psb m4u1?   Tried the Shure HP AEC 940 velours but they were too big.

Love these, but need new pads as the ones i have are too shallow. Does anyone have any recommendations for pads that would fit?

Looking for some pads to fit my PSB M4U1, the originals are too shallow and my ears touch the drivers and its very uncomfortable. Does anyone have deeper pads that would be comfortable and keep the same or similar sound sig?

Still don't know if it will be a big upgrade for a amp/dac combo over realtek alc892.

There is a bit of crackle when listening to songs such as Kid A and sometimes other places as well, the bass is a bit lacking of control like I hear just a little bit of distortion in the lower ranges though.  It's not a huge thing but I wish I had a better source to compare the headphones with.

Ok, thanks for the replies, should i upgrade from my onboard realtek alc892 or just look elsewhere to spend my money? EDIT:  No, I don't hear hissing, etc, I'm just looking to improve the sound to get the best out of my headphones.  Thanks again.

Isn't it more about clean sound and control than power with amp/dac?

I know its low amt of ohms, i figured it would significantly improve sound quality using those.

Dang, could i use razer surround with it?

Do u have an amp/dac combo u would recommend for that pricing?

Appreciate the reply, so what would be the best setup for a fairly balanced setup, lots of gaming and lots of music, I wouldn't be using dolby headphone for that.  I'm not a competitive gamer or anything, just like to be immersed properly.  Do DACs matter for SQ as much as amps and would...

I just got a new pair of psb m4u1s for christmas, and am looking to improve my sound setup for my pc. I will obvious get an amp, need suggestions on that, but im also wondering if i should get a soundcard and use its DAC or get an external one. I play a lot of games and listen to a lot of music...

Maybe just give me the best PC audio setup for gaming and music you can think of for around 200 bucks.  

I believe it's the realtek alc892, so im not sure if it will be a big improvement or not.