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while a50 gen 4 isn't the worst you could do in terms of gaming headsets, It's absolutely not a recommendation. For the same price, I would go for the Final Sonorus III, paired with a meizu hifi dongle.

Nice, like the photo but at the same time I don't have much to say, lol. 7/10. fellow $200 (odd) phone cameras! Was out on a walk and I got this photo. Didn't have enough time to get the photo down, it's somewhat out of focus and isn't very well exposed. And... sock? I didn't even notice that. Sigh, there's always tomorrow. Didn't bother editing this one, heh.

No other words besides "That's super dope." Me very likey. Photos of various qualities taken from my phone camera.

I would not get an hd650 either. I would go for a hifiman he400se really. I don’t like it very much but different people will have different tastes I suppose. Check the 6xx out and see if it’s cheaper for you if you really want 650, otherwise I’d just recommend something else. Not really a great choice IMO. If you’re in the us, the schist magni 3+ or the Asgard would work for really any headphone you mentioned, as well as a modi, you can also look at the ifi Zendac (dac and amp), or the jds labs atom (not preferable, but if the magni isn’t available this is your other option). You also might w

I don't know what headphones you have, but no. Looks pretty bad. I don't recommend stuff from sound blaster in general. Depends on what gear you're running and what exactly you're referring to honestly. The story changes wildly between 58x and say, something like susvara.

iirc the main difference between the nari and ultimate are the haptic motors in the earcups. Have you contacted razer support or asked on their forums? That's what I would've done first. I would probably bet that the ultimate would work fine.

Many don't like it due to it's boosted treble response that many find sharp or overpowering, bass response isn't great from what I've seen (specifically decay). The impedances don't change power requirements much- They're almost the same, but the 250 and 600 ohm variants will require a higher voltage to be supplied. Modmic is alright but overpriced, a $30 fifne k669 as an external mic is far preferable. A dt990 is not a strong recommendation from me. Apple dongle acts as the dac, jdbs labs atom is the amplifier. I'd get the schiit magni 3+ if possible, it supplies mor

Uhh well what I would recommend depends on your priorities. Do you care about aesthetics much, having a wireless headset, ect.? Is sound quality a priority? Do you have a budget for a headphone/headset, and do you require a mic? That stuff. In my experience gaming brands don't create very good headsets- astro, steelseries, razer, corsair, whatever.

Yes, these types of keyboards are fairly popular within the custom keyboard community. Something like an alice layout might work for you, however these styles of keyboards are significantly more difficult to get prebuilt and even in the custom keyboard community many of the components needed to create one (namely the case) are usually in extremely high demand. Check something like this out for inspiration: That cheap Alice style custom mechanical keyboard - YouTube And here's an awesome introduction to custom mechanical keyboards: An Introduction to Custom Mechanical Keyboards I do not

Well, this hobby is extremely subjective. There are things about the cloud alpha s that you may prefer. Is there a reason in particular you're looking to upgrade (if you are), or are you just curious? Are you specifically concerned with a specific feature, such as soundstage or imaging? Well, it was quite an experience in my opinion, when I transitioned from a standard consumer headphone to a nice open-back. To be frank, I was a little disappointed at first, but in my experience, after a while I started to slowly appreciate my new cans more and more. Trying out my old headphones and co

An incredibly subjective statement with a lot of hyperboles here in my opinion. 6xx simply does not stack up to something like susvara in almost any circumstance, regardless of power or your subjective preferences. Of course, to some, say susvara, are beyond endgame. While it's all about perspective, I don't particularly like how this is voiced. 1. That '90%' is a totally arbitrary figure. While I get your meaning, introducing this type of misconception really isn't going to help OP in the future. Stuff like this (and things you said above) had me in audio hell for a little while...

With this (at least I hope) Nobody's expecting it to outperform a 3000usd speaker system, this is about the stature, branding, and luxury elements I suppose- rather than claimed performance. Snake oil basically always claims to enhance performance, otherwise it's not... really snake oil anymore in my opinion.

Hey, here's some recommendations I have. I have a lot more, but I made a promise (and bit off a lot more than I could chew - and uh, sorry for the incoming wall of text-). The main thing I'm concerned about is inputs with speakers. A lot of the speakers (or passive speakers with amp/dac pairings) lack some inputs you may want, and the a/v receiver market in canada seems to be shot to hell (at least on amazon)... so, here I am! I have a partially completed list of recommendations, and there's a lot more to come. Don't worry if you're a little confused, I'll add in more guidance in the finished

Well, I have some good news, and I have bad news. Good news? Your budget is excellent, It'll accommodate for basically anything you could want. You seem to have a ton of flexibility, and that's great too. A want for clear and crisp sound is also great, You'll be able to get that and more. Also, just to make sure you know, spending this much money absolutely isn't required. If you're open to lower-cost options (and if you prefer it), please make it known to me now, since your priorities can be achieved easily (most likely) with a sub-250 CAD speaker. Bad news? Well, you're in