So, I've decided to step up my DAC/Amp game from an original Micca OriGen to a Modi 2 with a Magni 2 Uber. I assume this should work for me, as I'm only going to be using it on my computer. I need the Magni 2 Uber for the pre-outs on the back, but I should be good with just the vanilla Modi 2...

I enjoyed BO3 in the very brief time that I played it, although I don't think I'd recommend it to anyone who isn't a big fan of the series (I'm not). I probably put a total of 20 hours into the multiplayer, and really have no urge to play anymore. The time-to-kill is frustratingly low to me, as...

My friends have started playing Tabletop Simulator literally every night. I played the Pokemon Board Game for 3.5 hours last night, finally finishing the game at 2:30 AM. The night before we played Munchkin for about 2.5 hours. The night before that we played Dead of Winter for a couple hours...

I've sworn by the SteelSeries Rival for a while now. I went through several different Logitech mice and a couple DeathAdders and Corsairs, but nothing feels quite as right as the Rival to me.   I really, really despised Logitech Gaming Software. I had an issue with it randomly failing and...

I use a unidirectional ModMic 4.0 with HD 598s on the PC, and a V-MODA BoomPro with Custom One Pros or SHP9500s on PS4. Both have worked out really well.

You're going to be hard-pressed to get decent volume out of the 990s without some sort of amp attached to the PS4. I use my Custom One Pros and SHP9500s with a Boom Pro mic on my PS4, through the headset jack, and they are passably loud. I've also tested it with ATH-M50x's and a ModMic, which...

I'd second the HD 598s, although you JUST missed a great sale on Amazon for them. 

So, I've recently acquired several sets of decent headphones - Beyerdynamic Custom One Pros, Philips SHP9500s, and Sennheiser HD 598s - and I'm considering buying a DAC/Amp to bump up the quality of, at least, the HD 598s. I don't want to spend too much money, preferably in the $100 range all...

I found that the Shure SRH940 earpads also fit if you remove the foam bumper around the clip-in plastic insert, in case anyone wants to try that. Can't post up any pictures or anything, as my SHP9500s are at home and I'm not, but they seem to fit pretty well.   Unfortunately, i poked a small...