I love my Razer Naga, 60$ and I get 17 extra programmable buttons, and they're to my thumb! (:

I'm going to purchase the Takstar HI-FI 2050's, because of the sheer amount of people all over these boards reccommending them for budget. They also look a lot like beyerdynamic's. (:

The Superlux HD681's are amazing headphones for 31$, the highs are very bright and too harsh sometimes but an EQ works, and the soundstage is very open and spacious! I'm happy with my purchase!

I couldn't justify spending 170$ on a pair of headphones, I cancelled the order. I ordered 2 pairs of headphones, the Panasonic HTF600's and the Superlux HD681's. The HD681's are suppose to really bright with the highs, have low sub-bass and have a particually good soundstage for the mear price...

I grabbed the DT990 pro's 250 ohm, and the asus xonar dg. I think I should be happy!

I'm thinking about getting the DT990 pros, they do seem amazing for the price. Will the headphone amp on the asus xonar DG be enough for them? 

So, I should probably just get the DT990 pro's for 169$ shouldn't I?

I can get the HD595's for 100$ with 6.85$ shipping, would these be sufficent for my needs?

The soundstage presence just didn't seem like it was there.

I would like to spend no more then 150$

So what's the best balanced headphone for gaming/music, at a low price. I tried the creative aurvana live's and they were just ok!

Are the DT990's still good for gaming?

I've thought about saving up for the DT990 PRO's 250 OHM version, would these be worth extra the 60 or so dollar's?

I'm on a tight budget, that's why I'm asking is the HD 595 for 100$ a good deal?

I have a question, I want to be able to hear positional accuracy but have bass at the same but not break the bank. I currently can get a pair of Sennheiser HD595's for 100$ or a pair of AD700's for 99.95, what's the better headphone. I'll be playing on PC/Consoles with games such as CoD and...