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Do any of you use 7.1surround sound headphones

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Does it help for perception in FPS games and do any of you use it?

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two ears. once again. fake surround headphones are fake.

Good stereo already has surround effect on headphones.

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I used the virtualized 7.1 in my Sennheiser HD 558 and it was great for movies.

For games I use Stereo only as it is waaaaaaay better. I mean by a LOT better than anything else. Stereo is the king baby.

7.1 makes sound perception actualy worse in games.

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You're trading "gaming" marketing bullshit for sound quality when buying headphones with more than 2 drivers. If you really want to have 7.1, get it for any headphone with Razer Surround. That software creates virtual 7.1 surround sound for free. However it creates some latency so youre better off with a quality, "normal", headphone and use it without any software.

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I like them just fine. As to the "FPS Potential" I'd say any head phones that have good sound quality and can easily allow for direction would be fine be it Stereo or 7.1.

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i love 7.1 y u hate ^

 

Cause its a marketing trope... You can simulate surround on any shitty earpod you dont need multiple little "speakers" per earcup.

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No. Its stupid.

 

I do have a reall 5.1 surround sound system, that helps

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It may help with stereo imaging a bit, but you generally give up quite a bit in the sound quality department, as you cant really fit multiple 50mm drivers in a single earcup, and thus the drivers have to be much smaller.

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 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

 

This is making me uncomfortable...

 

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Isnt just a pair of open back headphones better for the sense of positional audio.

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Isnt just a pair of open back headphones better for the sense of positional audio.

i prefer headphone called ears they feel like rubber and they bleed if you rip them. get you the best bang for the buck sound quality

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 they bleed if you rip them.

 

Youre high arent you?

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It may help with stereo imaging a bit, but you generally give up quite a bit in the sound quality department, as you cant really fit multiple 50mm drivers in a single earcup, and thus the drivers have to be much smaller.

I was thinking something along the lines of a pair of Vengeance 2100s

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Youre high arent you?

LOL

And they are bony and can be removed with a knife 

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I was thinking something along the lines of a pair of Vengeance 2100s

 

eww :D get some proper headphones and a mod mic, pro tip

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eww :D get some proper headphones and a mod mic, pro tip

As far as gaming audio goes the vengeance 2000/2100 are quite good. Not very expensive, quite balanced, and the mic is very good

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As far as gaming audio goes the vengeance 2000/2100 are quite good. Not very expensive, quite balanced, and the mic is very good

kingston hyperx cloud is still better.

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as far as gaming audio goes the vengeance 2000/2100 are quite good. Not very expensive, quite balanced, and the mic is very good

 

They are not great, from my own experience, can get a pair of DT770s for the same price which are way better for audio!

 

 

and get this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Speedlink-SL-8691-SBK-01-Spes-Clip-On-Microphone/dp/B004YEWC22/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1435679426&sr=8-3&keywords=mod+mic for £12.99 which is a recent mic :D

 

or spend £30 on  a mod mic and get some nice sennhesier headphones ;D

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kingston hyperx cloud is still better.

well it has issues with the cable and doesnt have as many features

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They are not great, from my own experience, can get a pair of DT770s for the same price which are way better for audio!

 

 

and get this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Speedlink-SL-8691-SBK-01-Spes-Clip-On-Microphone/dp/B004YEWC22/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1435679426&sr=8-3&keywords=mod+mic for £12.99 which is a recent mic :D

 

or spend £30 on  a mod mic and get some nice sennhesier headphones ;D

my vengeance 2000's were around 88 usd, but the DT770 on amazon is near enough 200 usd. Slight bit of a discrepancy there

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well it has issues with the cable and doesnt have as many features

Features are stupid.

They are gimmicks

Get real headphones, miles better than "gaming headsets"

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my vengeance 2000's were around 88 usd, but the DT770 on amazon is near enough 200 usd. Slight bit of a discrepancy there

 

Erm this is the UK, they are both around £100

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