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Budget for headphone is 300$ max.

For Mic is 50$ max

If you suggest 150$ headphone,then please you cshould simply leave this topic.

Best headphone for fps gaming.

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Mic: Antlion modmic 4.0

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My suggestion:

Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro with a modmic

http://www.amazon.com/Beyerdynamic-770-PRO-250-ohms/dp/B0006NL5SM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415505581&sr=8-1&keywords=dt+770+pro

http://www.modmic.com/collections/frontpage

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The beyerdynamic custom one pros have a slightly more elegant solution where the mic mic is on the audio cable.

http://www.amazon.com/Beyerdynamic-Custom-One-Pro-Black/dp/B008XEYT48/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415506173&sr=8-1&keywords=custom+one+pro

http://www.amazon.com/Beyerdynamic-COP-Headset-Gear-Microphone/dp/B00DHBVUCQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1415506228&sr=8-3&keywords=custom+one+pro

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Would you recommend this over game zero in terms of sound quality and other features?
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Would you recommend this over game zero in terms of sound quality and other features?

The sound is personal preference but these are good quality headphones, plus the removable mic allows you to wear them in public unlike the game zeros.

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The sound is personal preference but these are good quality headphones plus the removable mic allows you to wear them in public unlike the game zeros.

But I don't want to wear them in public or attach to phones and other stuff.Just pc.And most people suggest seperate mid and headphone
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But I don't want to wear them in public or attach to phones and other stuff.Just pc.

Well in that case, just look up headphone reviews and get the ones that have a sound signature that best suits your taste and then buy an antlion mod mic.

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Well in that case, just look up headphone reviews and get the ones that have a sound signature that best suits your taste and then buy an antlion mod mic.

But I will surely consider the headphones you sguggested! Thanks!
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So I have changed my deciaion.I don't need a mic and I don't want to waste money on Mic that I am gonna hardly (maybe) usr Mic.I want a headphone packed with lots of features and quality in sound and overall as compared to game zero.Budget is same for the headphobe.

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My recommendation of the DT 770 Pro's still stands in this circumstance.

Beautiful headset, that I have zero complaints with. It has a very flat soundstage, which is keen to tuning to your liking.

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Used HD650 would be be my recommendation for this.  You can get them for around ~250-325$.  Another option if you have a relatively strong neck would be the HE-400 from razordogaudio, for $239, some people think they're uncomfortable, so beware of that.

 

If it's for gaming, I'll always recommend open headphones, as I think they're better overall if you're just gaming in your room.

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Used HD650 would be be my recommendation for this.  You can get them for around ~250-325$.  Another option if you have a relatively strong neck would be the HE-400 from razordogaudio, for $239, some people think they're uncomfortable, so beware of that.

 

If it's for gaming, I'll always recommend open headphones, as I think they're better overall if you're just gaming in your room.

 

My recommendation of the DT 770 Pro's still stands in this circumstance.

Beautiful headset, that I have zero complaints with. It has a very flat soundstage, which is keen to tuning to your liking.

You guys have made me nuts :D Still a hard choice to make.HD650 got so many good reviews.I will see if i can extent my budget but the possibility is too low.But least i can try.

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You guys have made me nuts :D Still a hard choice to make.HD650 got so many good reviews.I will see if i can extent my budget but the possibility is too low.But least i can try.

 

 

That's why I recommended them used, most people take extremely good care of expensive headphones, so buying used is actually very good in this scenario.

 

I just bought HD800 the other day, they're $1500 new, yet I got them for $900 in near perfect condition.

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That's why I recommended them used, most people take extremely good care of expensive headphones, so buying used is actually very good in this scenario.

 

I just bought HD800 the other day, they're $1500 new, yet I got them for $900 in near perfect condition.

You are right but i will want to hit on new headphones.I just want everything new with my new PC :)

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