[danielcpryor]

I currently have a pair of Creative Fatal1ty Gaming Headset that sound amazing but am thinking of upgrading. Basically here's what I need:

* 10hz or lower base response (5 would be great but I love clear and powerful base).
* Low noise bleeding out and also getting rid of some of the outside noise too (but I don't need noise-canceling).
* Would love to go wireless but not necessary.
* Comfortable for 4+ hour gaming sessions.
* Budget is $100-$300.
*USB connection not 3.5mm cable.
*Microphone attached.

The headphones that I'm comparing so far are Artic Steel Series 7 (wired) and Bose Quiet $300 headphones (wireless) but they're so noise-cancelling I can't hear anything because of noise cancelation and they're expensive but so far they are the only headphones that seem to meet my criteria. Any help would be great, thanks.

 

[serman005]

I don't think you should be hung up on a numerical value of frequency response. Just go for the best headphone that meets your requirements. It is going to be very difficult to find one with a USB connection rather than a traditional connector.

 

[Randonneur]

Sounds like you need a subwoofer.

 

[PaganDL]

Hi @danielcpryor,

I suggest looking at Sony MDR 1AM2, they weill suit your needs very well.

Hope you have a great day !

 

[PurpleAngel]

I currently have a pair of Creative Fatal1ty Gaming Headset that sound amazing but am thinking of upgrading. Basically here's what I need:
* 10hz or lower base response (5 would be great but I love clear and powerful base). * Low noise bleeding out and also getting rid of some of the outside noise too (but I don't need noise-canceling).
* Would love to go wireless but not necessary. * Comfortable for 4+ hour gaming sessions. * Budget is $100-$300. *USB connection not 3.5mm cable. *Microphone attached.
The headphones that I'm comparing so far are Artic Steel Series 7 (wired) and Bose Quiet $300 headphones (wireless) but they're so noise-cancelling I can't hear anything because of noise cancelation and they're expensive but so far they are the only headphones that seem to meet my criteria. Any help would be great, thanks.

We can assume this is for PC use, not gaming console?
So you want USB and mic built in, so your looking for a headset,
not a headphone setup (separate headphone, DAC/amp, mic)
I would try and talk you into getting a Modmic, USB-DAC/amp and nice headphones.