Alright! ive wasted enough time

[millionsknives]

alright ive been wasting tons of time putting off on buying a new pair of headphones

pick the best one for lots of bass gaming and listening to rock and techno haha.


Sennheiser HD 265

beyerdyanmic 770dts

audio technica ATH-M50 or ATH-D40fs

if theres some better headphones for under 350$ please tell me before i make a really bad choice!

 

[kejar31]

The Denon AH-D2000 as well as the Ultrasone HFI-780 seems to be very popular around here although I have yet to listen to them myself. Are you looking primarily for closed headphones?

 

[millionsknives]

yes they really must be closed air and circumaural since i will be using them during an 8hr work day as well

 

[PieRat]

Not saying better or worse then what you mentioned just adding to your list...

Equation Audio RP 21


Also I do not see much mention of them, and not saying they are better, nor worse then others mentioned here, but I recently picked up a pair of Audio Technica ATH A700's, and so far have been finding them very very comfortable, and they sound pretty decent.

 

[millionsknives]

leaning towards Denon AH-D2000 at this point and getting very excited!

 

[Cry Havoc]

You should know that the D2000's do not isolate very well. They are also going to have much less bass impact and probably going to be less ideal positionally for gaming.

 

[millionsknives]

which you recommend in that case?

 

[Cry Havoc]

It depends on what you want. If you're looking for comfort with good sound and a more laid back listening experience, get the D2000s. However, the HFI-780s have superior bass and isolation, and are geared for gaming. They are also cheaper, you can find them for $200 online.

 

[kejar31]

Somehow I knew you were going to say that

 

[millionsknives]

Ultrasone HFI-780 it is. now to find a place to order

 

[Cry Havoc]

Look in the 780 thread on the second page. There is a link to the site that has them for $200 shipped. It's kind of far back in the thread, though.

 

[Seidhepriest]

Roland RH-300 or Roland RH-A30.