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They're great for that price especially if you like to have a bit more bass. I even saw them regularly on several recommended lists.
And with the leftover money you can get a decent soundcard - Soundblaster Titanium HD /if you feel lucky on ebay, as it is kinda rare to score one for a good price... well... being kinda rare sucks and rises the prices.../ or a Soundblaster Z /I like the HD more/.
Asus Xonar is a decent choice too, but they are better for music and movies than games...
As for integrated sound... Try it this way - get a large pot and place it over your speakers /if you have any at hand/. That should kinda emulate the sound an integrated sound card sounds like compared to a dedicated one /without the pot covering them/
And with the leftover money you can get a decent soundcard - Soundblaster Titanium HD /if you feel lucky on ebay, as it is kinda rare to score one for a good price... well... being kinda rare sucks and rises the prices.../ or a Soundblaster Z /I like the HD more/.
Asus Xonar is a decent choice too, but they are better for music and movies than games...
As for integrated sound... Try it this way - get a large pot and place it over your speakers /if you have any at hand/. That should kinda emulate the sound an integrated sound card sounds like compared to a dedicated one /without the pot covering them/
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for games and music /and some bass/
if you have an amp or a good soundcard - beyerdynamic DT990
also, if you like, you can go with a pair of senn 558's /good details but close to no bass/ or cal2 /jack of all trades/...
for music /and games/
rock - grado, bass - sony mdr-xb series, techno and electronica - ultrasone...
btw - you should really spend more than £20-30 on some headphones only if you have a decent sound card /or plan to get one/. in case you're going to use integrated soundcrap, there won't be much of a difference between audiophile grade £1000 headphones and random £20 tesco grade crap.
if you have an amp or a good soundcard - beyerdynamic DT990
also, if you like, you can go with a pair of senn 558's /good details but close to no bass/ or cal2 /jack of all trades/...
for music /and games/
rock - grado, bass - sony mdr-xb series, techno and electronica - ultrasone...
btw - you should really spend more than £20-30 on some headphones only if you have a decent sound card /or plan to get one/. in case you're going to use integrated soundcrap, there won't be much of a difference between audiophile grade £1000 headphones and random £20 tesco grade crap.
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They're great for that price especially if you like to have a bit more bass. I even saw them regularly on several recommended lists.
And with the leftover money you can get a decent soundcard - Soundblaster Titanium HD /if you feel lucky on ebay, as it is kinda rare to score one for a good price... well... being kinda rare sucks and rises the prices.../ or a Soundblaster Z /I like the HD more/.
Asus Xonar is a decent choice too, but they are better for music and movies than games...
As for integrated sound... Try it this way - get a large pot and place it over your speakers /if you have any at hand/. That should kinda emulate the sound an integrated sound card sounds like compared to a dedicated one /without the pot covering them/
And with the leftover money you can get a decent soundcard - Soundblaster Titanium HD /if you feel lucky on ebay, as it is kinda rare to score one for a good price... well... being kinda rare sucks and rises the prices.../ or a Soundblaster Z /I like the HD more/.
Asus Xonar is a decent choice too, but they are better for music and movies than games...
As for integrated sound... Try it this way - get a large pot and place it over your speakers /if you have any at hand/. That should kinda emulate the sound an integrated sound card sounds like compared to a dedicated one /without the pot covering them/
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From personal point of view - creative aurvana live. Had them once and they were awesome for games. Also they had a bit more bass, so I guess that should help a little bit with dubstep too.
Or, if you really like bass /and I mean like playing earthquake with your brain strong bass/ you should look for mdr-xb500. they are kinda discontinued by now, but you can always get a nice deal around 50-80 quid on-line. But then again a lot of bass is distracting when playing games /clarity matters a bit more, imho./
Or, if you really like bass /and I mean like playing earthquake with your brain strong bass/ you should look for mdr-xb500. they are kinda discontinued by now, but you can always get a nice deal around 50-80 quid on-line. But then again a lot of bass is distracting when playing games /clarity matters a bit more, imho./
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