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Have their been any reports of members on this website community they call head-fi , eating another member? Just seems like it would be an everyday occurance so i was curious. Thanks
Hmm...
What just happened was... sad, to give it a name.
I never saw Alghazanth imposing his will or making rude calls. I was curious about his arguments, and about what his cans and his view for SP was. I do think MLE overreacted in his aggresive posts.
But well... sad to see another fun thread spoiled for this kind of behaviour.
hellbringer: I don't see much discussion of the HDJ-2000 outside of DJ forums, although the DJ crowd do like it for their purposes. IMO however, DJ mixes don't require soundstaging--which should be a key factor for any gaming headphone. Did your friend recommend them for gaming?
He recommended them for gaming but he dosen't now much about Dolby Headphone.
Should i instead buy the Denon-D2000?
Is the D2000 any good for gaming?
My soundcard is a xonar essence card, just that you know.
EDIT: I've also taken a look at the Denon AH-A100, is it any better?
And the QPAD QH-1339, is that any good with Dolby Headphone?
I use the D2k for gaming and personally think it is an excellent choice.
If they're anything like the D7000 in soundstage and positioning, the D2000 should work well. At the time I had purchased the DT770, I was considering the D2000. The only reason I didn't was because of my preference for velour pads.
Sorry haven't tried those headphones, but I believe they have smaller cups, which will undoubtedly reduce the soundstage.
The D2000 is pretty sensitive, so it should work well off practically anything you hook it up to. The D7000 sounds like a champ even if you run it off a super weak source. I assume the D2000 would too, though as always, amping always improves sound.
But aren't the AH-A100 and AH-D5000 just cheaper versions of D7000?
Quote:But aren't the AH-A100 and AH-D5000 just cheaper versions of D7000?
if you're assuming this because of model numbers and price, you'd better read up on threads that discuss the D2k vs D7k specifically. Model numbers don't always indicate "cheaper versions", e.g. Senn HD 600 and 650, Beyer DT 770, 880 and 990.
Price also doesn't indicate a cheaper version of the same sound, e.g. Westone 4 is more neutral than Westone 2.
So, research it. Don't limit yourself to this thread for answers--search.
You seem to be forcing MLE to give you a definite recommendation for a headphone he hasn't heard yet. That's not fair. You also seem dead-set on the D2k because the D7k is beyond budget; what other headphones that ARE recommended for gaming with DH are WITHIN your budget?