PurpleAngel
Headphoneus Supremus
WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE SO DAMN HARD TO CHOOSE A BLOODY HEADPHONE?!??
Because on Head-fi we do not suffer from having to "choose" a headphones as we just buy them all.
That why we say "Sorry about your wallet".
WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE SO DAMN HARD TO CHOOSE A BLOODY HEADPHONE?!??
Because on Head-fi we do not suffer from having to "choose" a headphones as we just buy them all.
That why we say "Sorry about your wallet".
Buy my Stax Sigma, then you get soundstage /jk
Anyway, you need a source for the e9 too. Could be a sound card or a DAC.
Used is also an option if you wanna go that route.
The sound stage for the x1 is very wide though. Not as wide compared to the others mentioned but it is definitely enough for fps gaming . IMO the sound stage difference is negligible for gaming purposes
You're not making this any easier... X1 is in for the game again!
Well it IS in the lead on your poll so.. that might be what what you are looking for. It also has the most bass in your list, which is very nice on your music genre preference.you might want to change the stock cable if you are going for the x1's though, some people don't like the warm sound from impedance issues with it, I personally like the stock cable though.
It sounds really good... damn... having a hard time!
I might be able to pick up a cheap pair of AD700's though and if i find them cheap enough i'll go for them. But if I dont find any, I think i'll go for the X1!
It's about a 100-ish $ difference between the 2 so you might want to do that
2 things:
Source: Could be a sound card, you computer, a DAC. Does the work of converting 0's and 1's into sound.
Amp: Amplifies the signal from the source.
They are 2 seperate things you want, your computer is likely a bad source. These units also come in one package, that's what's called a DAC/amp.
So you could get a sound card and an amp for example. Or a sound card with built in amp.