[crash resistant]

I would like to hear you guys' ratings on the best inclosed headphones/set for under 65$.

I had a 100$ plantronics headset which I loved, but it broke.. now I need to replace it. It had like 40mm speakers with really cool base.

I play games, and listen to a lot of music, I loved my old ones.. but now I need something new. I was thinking about Sony or just get a new Plantronics headset.

I only have 60 bucks to spend, but I can push it if it's REAL good.

Thanks for reading.

-crash

 

[Gluegun]

Can you get a clip-on microphone and a set of headphones?

 

[crash resistant]

of course! I am mostly interested in the output aspect of my PC. >

 

[GTecX]

If i were you, i'd save up a little more and get sony mdr-v6's, which is like around 80 shipped

 

[crash resistant]

these?

http://www.sonystyle.com/home/item.j...id=&itemid=266

they are gonna be about 100$ shipped. =(

any other ideas?

 

[DarkWolf]

Not those, those are the V600, which are newer and apparently not as good. The one's you want are the MDR V6 or the 7506, which we are 99.9% sure are the same thing, give or take gold plated plugs and about $20. You can find the V6 on line (not at sony's site) for just about your budget. I think I've seen them as low as $65. Not sure about shipping though. But for your budget they are likely some of the best. Grado SR-60 might be worth looking into as well. I'm considerning the 7506 my self since I don't want an amp, and these have pretty good sound. Infac, the sound itself is very good. but the sound sage was pretty small when I tried them out, but they were comming off a crappy discman, so it will probably be a bit better if you have a good enough sound card. Anyway, good luck.

 

[GTecX]

MDR-V6 is not the same as MDR-v600.. don't get v600's because they suck

Type in 'mdr-v6' at http://shopping.yahoo.com/
I believe millionbuy has it for the cheapest

I wouldn't recommend Grado's since they have bad stereo imaging, meaning it won't do good enemy positioning.

 

[crash resistant]

Ok cool I see. =)

But would you get the Sennheiser HD 500 Fusion before you get those sony ones?

thanks again

 

[Eagle_Driver]

Nope. The Sennheiser HD500 isn't closed - and it sounds extremely dark, with severely overpowering mid-bass, high distortion in the bass, and little (if any) midrange or treble.

 

[crash resistant]

so i should go with the sony? cool. i'll think about it.

anyway i can get a link to find some specs on them? are they at least 40mm?