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Slow-Significance810 t1_ixobi2c wrote

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also sennheiser x drop pc38x is the most popular opinion, can't support with personal experience

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GamePro201X t1_ixocegu wrote

definitely the Beyerdynamic TYGR 300R

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synthwav3z t1_ixocav9 wrote

Tygr 300R if you have another mic or toss a modmic on top

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixoce2b wrote

over mx150?

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixocj7p wrote

or over the 770 pro

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synthwav3z t1_ixod33f wrote

Yes to both. Check out some youtube reviews on them. If you’re not mastering music the 770s are too analytical IMO. Tygr’s are fun while staying accurate. Nice low end for open backs

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixodcyr wrote

i may be pushing it but i was thinking something around 100$

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synthwav3z t1_ixoij6y wrote

Shp9500 is in your budget. I’d also check out some IEM’s if you’re open to the idea of in ear

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GimmickMusik1 t1_ixogeiv wrote

Beyerdynamic TYGR300 if you have a mic already, Sennheiser + Drop PC38x if you need something with a built in mic.

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bagelbites29 t1_ixodaub wrote

DT 880 250ohm or 600ohm is one of the best. Apparently better than TYGR in some aspects

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixodgcm wrote

what about the 770 pro they are much cheaper rn

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bagelbites29 t1_ixodq2w wrote

770 pro is very meh to me. I would rather get DT 880 if it were me. Many say tuning is wonky cause of the closed back. 880s are $149 on Amazon I believe which is honestly a bargain because they are essentially the kings of imaging.

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixodsop wrote

i may be pushing it but i was thinking something near 100$

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bagelbites29 t1_ixoe1aj wrote

At that price, I’d just recommend picking up whatever sounds good to you. Apparently the better Koss phones are decent at imaging, but I can only imagine how uncomfortable they might get. Are you playing single player or comp?

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixoe7jc wrote

comp. mostly cod tournaments and wagers. i dont care much about mic tbh i dont need an amazing mic. i mostly care about the build quality and sound

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bagelbites29 t1_ixoesie wrote

Yeah comp FPS will greatly benefit from DT 880. It’s a little more money, but I’d really just recommend saving to get them. If you don’t have an amp in your setup already, then you can step down to TYGR as everyone else had mentioned cause they’re much easier to drive. However, DT 770 is basically going to be on par with something like the Hyperx cloud II and I’ve seen some say they actually prefer cloud II.

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixoey92 wrote

i saw a refurbished turtle beach elite pro 2 for 80 on the website might just get that

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bagelbites29 t1_ixofhgm wrote

If you really can’t wait then check audio forums or marketplaces to see if they have a used DT 880, TYGR, or even DT 990 but you probably won’t like the sound sig on that one. I wouldn’t buy any other “gaming” headset besides cloud II if you really want to move that direction. I can tell you first hand something actually considered an “audiophile” headphone will wipe the floor with all of those “gaming” headphones any day of the week.

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixofnfy wrote

thank your for the information my good sir. not sure where to go with this now tbh. not sure maybe i should just get the cloud 2s even tho they seem basic to me

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixofpwy wrote

i have money and i can wait but i wanted something newer for my setup since i just upgraded to ps5 and my current headset is like 3 years old and all grimey

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bagelbites29 t1_ixofwx0 wrote

Cloud II is based off DT 770 so it is at least very comfy and durable with similar but different sound

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixogq3v wrote

for 60 bucks?? no way

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bagelbites29 t1_ixoh7sz wrote

Yeah it’s probably one of the best gaming headsets. I rocked one way before HD6XX and Sundara and it was very good for that $60 price.

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Mean_Ad_5339 OP t1_ixohazb wrote

really even over astro a40? those really are some of the best ive ever used and ive used logitech,razr, turtle beach and some others

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bagelbites29 t1_ixohwid wrote

Yes. I’ve tried a lot of “gaming” headset and cloud II are probably the best all around. Sooooo comfy too. Great mic as well. Better than a lot of other headsets. It’s just a solid package. Thinking about it right now though, I think DT 770 has more treble and mid and a bit clearer too which may help for footsteps and such. That’s the only thing I would knock on the Hyperx. Bloated upper bass and not really any energy in highs.

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