Any suggestions guys on some sort of amp/DAC or soundcard solution for my IEMs as well as ~250Ohm headphones? It's mainly for use on my PC at home but the main issue I have is I'm using a V-Moda BoomPro mic on my headphones (Essentially a detachable cable with a microphone on it and the one...

I have about £150 GBP to spend to upgrade my IEMs. I currently have the Zero Audio Carbo Basso and whilst I like them, I want something better (For lack of a better term).    The music genre I listen to the most is Korean pop music by far (Female artists / groups mainly, song examples: 1, 2...

I'm looking for an amp/DAC to use on my computer that can power 250Ω headphones as well as IEMs (Currently using Zero Audio Carbo Basso but looking to upgrade). I want something that preferably doesn't take up a lot of room but I have no plans on using it with a portable music player. Is there...

I am located in the UK so all budgets will be in Great British Pounds. Please keep this in mind before making any recommendations.   I currently don't have a pair of headphones and only use my Zero Audio Carbo Basso IEMs with my PC and my phone. I have an Asus Xonar DG sound card inside my...

Looking for some circumaural headphones that are under £150 GBP, will be super comfortable to wear for hours on end with glasses / big ears and something that can be driven by a Xonar DG soundcard. Comfort really is paramount here!

My budget is up to £150 GBP Looking for a pair of full size circumaural headphones for gaming and music. In terms of gaming, I almost exclusively play RTS (Real Time Strategy) and FPS (First Person Shooter) games. Music-wise, I listen to almost everything besides classical, jazz and country...

My budget is up to £150 GBP (Great British Pounds), but I may stretch slightly more if it matters that much. I will be using them on my PC with a Xonar DG sound card but I would be willing to get a small amp depending on price. They will be used exclusively at home and don't want the sound to...

Budget - Up to £100, may stretch slightly more if it matters that much Source - PC with Xonar DG sound card Requirements for Isolation - I will be using them at home but don't want the sound to leak to the point that people can hear what I am listening to when they're sleeping (I share a...

What sort of portable amp should I get? Is the FiiO E12 good or is it overkill for these headphones? I'm using them on my PC (Currently have a Xonar DG sound card) but I'd prefer a portable amp for size reasons.

Previously had M-Audio Q40s with Beyer velour pads but the clamp was too much even after stretching the headband. Didn't like the DT770 Pro 80s. Ideally I'd like something as close as possible to the following:   Closed circumaural headphones  Comfortable for long periods of time for...

I'm using M-Audio Q40s and need some help with my settings. There's a 'Mixer' tab with two buttons, 'Playback' and 'Record'. The Playback sliders (Left and Right) were both all the way up and I experienced something really weird; I couldn't hear the vocals in songs but could hear the...

Budget is around £60 GBP. Listen to a lot of dance/trance, dubstep, rap etc. but sometimes rock/pop. Want an upgrade from my JVC HA-FX-101.

So I am looking for some new full-size headphones. I want a pair that are going to be comfortable for hours on end for gaming/listening to music, especially since I wear glasses and have a large head/ears so comfort is important. I want the best headphones to suit my music taste. I listen to a...

OK, so I am looking for some new IEMs. I currently have the SoundMagic PL-11s but the wire is getting a bit frayed and I just want an upgrade really. The choices are:   Brainwavz M1 - £29.99 Brainwavz ProAlpha - £25.99 SoundMagic E10 - £18.99 - I was kindly offered this price by a UK...