Amp Headphones For Gaming

Headphones are incredible; get a nice headphone amp to help them shine but awesome headphones

My son loves these headphones for his gaming and music.

I've had my headphones a few weeks and all I can say is WOW I only use them at my pc with a micro-amp and they are awesome... I would love to see the professional side of these K240's

These headphones have incredible sound for electric drums. We don't even turn the Amp on anymore!

These headphones have made practice fun for me. With a regular amp I'm always worried that others can hear how terrible I am, with these headphones I'm a rock god.

The overall sound signature is amazing. It is a warm neutral signature. Its presented with a flat profile, all instruments and voices are natural. The clarity, depth, imaging, separation of instruments are awesome. These are on the level of the Senn HD 800s, maybe better depending on the listener. I am audio engineer and I use these for my work. It will need a high power quality amp to get the best out of them. However they still give you good sound without an amp, I am not going to sit here and say its an absolute must, like most reviews and websites say, its just silly to say they don't put out sound unless you get an amp. The type of amp matters though. As I started with the THX 789, it was ok, but it was below others price more when tried. I upgraded to a singular amp, the sound changed quite a bit and better. I also use them with my Onkyo Denon AVR-X2700H, it brought out the depth and separation of instruments to a whole new level. I would say there veryfew headphones that can compete sound wise and technically at $1899 and below, they compete in the $3000k range with Hifiman He1000se. Heddphone do need sometime to break in at least 20 hrs. I recommend if price is not an issue as if you buy these theres no need to buy $3k to $4k priced headphones, unless you have specific taste as in bright or warm sounds, very little difference, unless you creaping in the $5k range.

What can I say? An great balance between sound quality and value. In fact, I wouldn't say that there is any compromise in sound quality at all. In comparison to my other DAC/headphone amp costing about 5x of this box, there are numerous recordings where I enjoy the sound signature of this little amp over my other amp. When paired up with my headphones it presents a rather warm presence with emphasized lower mids but without any compromise in bass and well extended smooth highs. It has no trouble driving low impedance (32ohms) headphones with plenty overhead. Given the value it's a no-brainer for anyone serious about best music experience without shelling out for an expensive setup.

I use this mainly for practice with headphones. It also works and sounds great through a PA. I was pleased to see I can also use it through my guitar amp. The amp and cabinet simulations all sound great. So I’m hoping this will add different character to my amp when needed for certain songs. It’s a great addition to any rig!

I use this as an amp for my headphones that I hookup to my Xbox 360. They sound great for my stereo headphones. The build quality is superb and feels solid. My only complaints are that whenever I plug-in in my headphones, it makes a very loud popping noise. This also happens if I plug-in the headphones before I plug-in the power. The other complaint is that the power cord loosely connects to the amp while the headphones and input jacks are very secure. I find that odd. Overall I am pleased though.

The hearing is going, so I rigged it up with a headphone amp with headphones to watch (and now I can hear!) TV. Never had a pro EQ before, but for my purpose this is an A1 buy.