[Assorted]

Don't get me wrong, it has the best in-front-of-you presentation with textured bass, all smooth (perhaps too much so) sounds related to gaming. But when reverting back to my EW9 with a much smaller stage, SE420 with the lack of depth but excellent horizontal plane, and even my Bose QC2/various headphones, the S-logic just seems a little less revealing of position reproduction.

I don't believe that positioning extremely varies in gaming headphones (rather IMO, they are characterized by physical isolation and attenuation of some frequencies) because I can hear enough with stock Sony buds.

I'll give a (poor) picture rendition of my discontent with the crucial positioning of S-logic vs non-Ultrasone headphones:

As you can see, the players are clearly more flexible in non-ultrasone, while the enjoyment of being immersed in the environment is decreased due to a shortened depth and a less defined bass.

Anybody else feel the same way? I just can't recommend S-logic for anybody who wants to feel competitive about gaming. I personally will continue to use my ED9 for gaming because of the eargasm it gives me.

 

[yepyep_]

I dont know, my proline 750's are excellent for gaming. And I do game a lot.
My ad900's are so bad for gaming that I wouldnt recommend them to anyone.
Havent tried any other mid-fi / hi-fi hp's so dunno how they compare, but I'm loving the 750's for both music and gaming. The ad900's dont get any use anymore (got the 750's ~3 months ago).

I'm pretty sure my next (and hopefully one of the last) headphone purchase will be the ED9.

 

[Chrispy]

hahahahahahaha. I'm not really into gaming, but that is a great drawing.