berndawg3
New Head-Fier
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Hey everyone, I'm here at this forum per recommendation since I hear I'll get the best answers here. I'm looking to get into high-quality audio, but I'm really new in this sect. I'm planning a computer build that I'll be putting together in late May. I'll be getting the Auzentech Prelude. I'll have a Sony HT system for my normal 5.1, but I want some nice headphones for late night use and for my dorm room. I wanted to go for open cans because my roommate agreed that a little noise leakage from headphones will be okay by him, but from what I've heard, open cans will leak a more than a "little noise." So it looks like I'm back to closed cans. I've tried to read up as much as I could, but I'm still not sure which one to choose so I figured I'd start a poll and get as much feedback as I can get.
These cans will be used for gaming, music (mainly all forms of rock), and movies. Comfort is also a big priority since I plan on wearing them for some pretty long sessions.
They will not be amped. However, I am confused if I plug these into the headphone port on my Sony HT, will that be the equivalent of amping? If not, I will just plug them straight into my prelude.
Finally, I can't go over $150. I'd prefer to be under $125, but if more money makes a big difference, then I'll make it happen. Thanks for the help guys!
These cans will be used for gaming, music (mainly all forms of rock), and movies. Comfort is also a big priority since I plan on wearing them for some pretty long sessions.
They will not be amped. However, I am confused if I plug these into the headphone port on my Sony HT, will that be the equivalent of amping? If not, I will just plug them straight into my prelude.
Finally, I can't go over $150. I'd prefer to be under $125, but if more money makes a big difference, then I'll make it happen. Thanks for the help guys!