[Ra97oR]

I dropped my FitEars on the streets of NYC once... now they're forever locked at home >.<

CIEM at home, when you have 009? Have you tried the SR version of the 335 and 334 yet?

Sadly, in-ears dont fit me, sorry should have specified.

Will need a budget if you need serious answers.

 

[AmagamiSShay]

CIEM at home, when you have 009? Have you tried the SR version of the 335 and 334 yet?


Will need a budget if you need serious answers.

Thanks for the offer, I have just purchased a pair of Sennheiser HD 569's, does anyone have any thoughts on them?

 

[Ra97oR]

Thanks for the offer, I have just purchased a pair of Sennheiser HD 569's, does anyone have any thoughts on them?

Never tried them... Can't say anything.

 

[EveTan]

CIEM at home, when you have 009? Have you tried the SR version of the 335 and 334 yet?


Will need a budget if you need serious answers.

My 009s are back in CA, waiting for when I can get a job in the Silicon Valley. Sadly, my ear canals are too small for the SR versions of the 335/334.

Thanks for the offer, I have just purchased a pair of Sennheiser HD 569's, does anyone have any thoughts on them?

I also have the Senn 6XXs, and they're pretty decent as a general all arounder. They're supposed to need more power, but I just plug them in directly anyways.

 

[U-3C]

I dropped my FitEars on the streets of NYC once... now they're forever locked at home >.<

My previous pair of 1More "special edition" pistons feel on the ground, I stepped on them and accidentally grinded them on asphalt with my full body weight. Somehow they survived a few more years.

Got a new pair near the end of last year because I somehow lost my original pair. Now 1More brands headphones under their own name and I still don't like the design for sleeping in bed, so old apple earpods for me at night.

 

[U-3C]

Darn, one of my instructors finally is ready to teach a VR course at my school. He's been talking about it for some time and I really want to enroll in it, but I don't have a VR capable laptop, and I definitely can't bring my desktop to school every week.

My XPS 9560 sadly can't detect my headset. I haven't tried using a USB C to HDMI adapter yet but I can't see why it would ever work. Only real options are buy an eGPU setup or buy a new laptop. Even said instructor is telling me it's not worth it.

It's such a niche requirement, but the school was only able to get the headsets to loan to students. They couldn't get capable computers for a full class to loan out even though that was the original plan. Super excited for this class though, and I don't think availability will be great after this first go, knowing how busy this instructor is.

;-;

 

[miceblue]

My motherboard is VR ready.

 

[AmagamiSShay]

My motherboard is VR ready.

I really hope you aren't serious.

 

[miceblue]

I really hope you aren't serious.

 

[U-3C]

But is the power supply cable VR ready?

 

[U-3C]

Hmmm...the Vive works with the required programs.

Granted the controllers are weird using the Oculus exclusive apps, and I want to throw up after an hour with the lag and low frame rates...

 

[AmagamiSShay]

Why is that a thing

 

[vantt1]

Why is that a thing

VR is the future

 

[AmagamiSShay]

VR is the future

No, the fact that a motherboard is VR ready. I could run VR on a random Chinese board if I wanted to.

 

[AmagamiSShay]

Hmmm...the Vive works with the required programs.

Granted the controllers are weird using the Oculus exclusive apps, and I want to throw up after an hour with the lag and low frame rates...

Id suggest buiding an old PC with a second gen i7 and a HD 7970. That should be good.