[Gensou]

I seldom play FPS, and when I do it's either Battlefield or TF2.
I do enjoy a third person shooter, APB (it relies heavily on sound)
I opened up foobar and noticed that most of the music is pretty bassy but my mood decided my music choice so it varies from time to time.
I'm a big movie freak so I watch a lot of movies.

If you know a headphone that fits my needs then I would love to know about it. I would prefer it be under $100. I used to own a pair of Denon AH-D2000 but I sold them after 3-5 months of usage because I could not justify the price I paid for them and I did not really have anything to drive them.
 
Right now I am looking at:
Panasonic RP-HTF600S $34
Superlux HD668B $55.44
Samson SR850 $55
JVC HARX700 $36.62
 
Any input is appreciated, thanks.

 

[Kerry56]

Add the Creative Aurvana Live! to your list.  More expensive than those already listed, but it fluctuates in price quite a bit and its not hard to catch on sale.  Last week it was $55 at Amazon. 
 
The CAL's use the same drivers that were in the Denon AHD1001.

 

[Gensou]

I am also considering used AD700. Of course, I would much rather spend ≤ $55.

 

[Gensou]

bumping thread.

 

[MalVeauX]

Quote:

I seldom play FPS, and when I do it's either Battlefield or TF2.
I do enjoy a third person shooter, APB (it relies heavily on sound)
I opened up foobar and noticed that most of the music is pretty bassy but my mood decided my music choice so it varies from time to time.
I'm a big movie freak so I watch a lot of movies.

If you know a headphone that fits my needs then I would love to know about it. I would prefer it be under $100. I used to own a pair of Denon AH-D2000 but I sold them after 3-5 months of usage because I could not justify the price I paid for them and I did not really have anything to drive them.
 
Right now I am looking at:
Panasonic RP-HTF600S $34
Superlux HD668B $55.44
Samson SR850 $55
JVC HARX700 $36.62
 
Any input is appreciated, thanks.

 
The HTF600 is fantastic. See review in my sig.
The SR850 is another good one if you want something semi-open and a bright. Again, review in my sig.
 
Overall, I'd go for that Panasonic. It's just a fun smooth headphone. Get the velor pads for increased comfort.
 
Very best,
 
 

 

[PurpleAngel]

Quote:

The HTF600 is fantastic. See review in my sig.
The SR850 is another good one if you want something semi-open and a bright. Again, review in my sig.
Overall, I'd go for that Panasonic. It's just a fun smooth headphone. Get the velor pads for increased comfort.
Very best,

+1 What he said.
 
 
 

 

[Gensou]

I bought the Panasonics and placed an order on ASUS Xonar DG.
Thanks a lot for your help, guys.