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Just now, Attis said:

So of the 3, hyperx, phillip, 558, only hyperx is closed and dont recommened the hyperx?

HyperX is closed. It's great for a closed headphone, but open would be ideal for gaming. I'd personally go with HD558's.

12 minutes ago, danigoybu said:

The hyperx core is the same thing but for 61usd. My favorite sub100 headset.

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1 hour ago, Attis said:

Hey guys,

i am looking for headphones. They will mainly be use to play "Player unknown battlegrounds" 

open headphones is prefer

Budget is $60-80

He said that he would prefer open headphones - Philips shp9500 are probably the way to go here 

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23 minutes ago, kmathieu2220 said:

He said that he would prefer open headphones - Philips shp9500 are probably the way to go here 

Probably HD558's with foam mod to be honest. SHP9500's have a smaller soundstage and forward treble that makes them worse for gaming. I think most will end up preferring HD558's for music in the long run too.

 

2 minutes ago, Attis said:

I have narrow down it to the aad-50x or the hyperx core

 

whicu do you guys prefer?

Guessing you're referring to the M50X. Neither of those is open-backed though. I'd go with the Clouds for gaming simply because M50X's have zero positional audio and the Clouds are way cheaper. You'd be much better off with open backs for gaming if possible, though.

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12 minutes ago, Nimrodor said:

Probably HD558's with foam mod to be honest. SHP9500's have a smaller soundstage and forward treble that makes them worse for gaming. I think most will end up preferring HD558's for music in the long run too.

 

Guessing you're referring to the M50X. Neither of those is open-backed though. I'd go with the Clouds for gaming simply because M50X's have zero positional audio and the Clouds are way cheaper. You'd be much better off with open backs for gaming if possible, though.

So hyperx core the way to go?

i also meant ath-ad 500x

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Just now, Attis said:

I can use open since they will be better for gaming

Would definitely recommend open if it's an option. HD558's and SHP9500's are the usual recommendations for your budget. HD558's go on sale at Best Buy for $70 a couple times a month and SHP9500's are usually $50-$60 on Newegg.

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2 minutes ago, Nimrodor said:

Would definitely recommend open if it's an option. HD558's and SHP9500's are the usual recommendations for your budget. HD558's go on sale at Best Buy for $70 a couple times a month and SHP9500's are usually $50-$60 on Newegg.

So of the 3, hyperx, phillip, 558, only hyperx is closed and dont recommened the hyperx?

 

 

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2 hours ago, Nimrodor said:

Would definitely recommend open if it's an option. HD558's and SHP9500's are the usual recommendations for your budget. HD558's go on sale at Best Buy for $70 a couple times a month and SHP9500's are usually $50-$60 on Newegg.

I see them for $150 on best buy for the 558

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