Best Stage Sound Headphones For Gaming

Best gaming headphones I’ve ever had. Been through 3 or 4 other headphones through the years. Sound quality is tremendous. Easy to set up and operate. Love the Bluetooth connection.

Sound is neutral and very clear. Much wider sound stage than other (cheap) headphones I've owned. Not too hard to drive; bass is lacking from iPod output, but my Creative X-Fi Elite Pro does a fine job. They have a 300 ohm impedance which means they need high amounts of voltage with low amounts of current. These are open back headphones which means sound easily leaks IN and OUT. You can be bothered by ambient noise and others will likely hear what you're listening to if within the same room. Construction is semi-modular; you can replace ear pads, cabling, etc. by buying parts through Sennheiser USA (very low cost).

Best headphones I own.

These are the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. I'm extremely particular, having spent hours auditioning headphones in person at retails shops, doing research online, and quizzing colleagues. Nothing comes close to the Audix A150. Any other pair of headphones I've owned or previewed eventually create pressure at some point, usually on top of one's head. Right out of the box, the Audix A150 wraps evenly around your head like a firm pillow. The enclosed instructions specifically advise you to NOT bend the upper band outwards in an effort to loosen them. Rather, over time, these headphones will relax to accommodate the shape of your skull. Regarding the sound, I specifically purchased the Audix A150 for reference, primarily dialogue. The sound stage is full without any particular frequency being pushed. Although I do wish the bass was a wee bit reduced, this is likely because my prior set of cans had a comparatively thin sound stage. The build quality is superior. Even the hardshell case is well-made. Lastly, these headphones are gorgeous to look at!

If you are mixing music, don't second guess yourself and end up returning the HD650's for a pair of the HD600's. The 600 is for mixing on. You cannot mix in the 650's. The 650's have a very wide sound stage that isn't natural and a very enhanced low end and high end and scooped upper midrange which makes them sound too good not very far from accurate or flat. The HD600 is also way better than the Focal Spirit headphones. The HD280 would be my second choice. The HD600 has just a bit more detail and a more accurate sound stage. The HD280 is a little more mono sounding compared to the HD600. They both have a very accurate frequency response and I have had extremely good luck working with both sets of headphones. They are both way better than anything from Sony or AKG or Beyerdynamic or Focal or any of the other companies but do listen to them all for yourself. B&H has a great listening station down in New York and the staff there are very helpful in getting you the chance to hear all the headphones in person. They have most of the really top popular models on their listening station and it's well worth your time to listen to them all like I did before you make your decision.

While I've only had the Sennheiser 600s for two weeks, I can honestly say that for the price they are a no-brainer purchase and even competes with headphones priced up to $1000. The Sennheiser 600s are very, very response headphones that do need power to drive them properly---I'm using a P5 Parasound preamp. They do not reproduce or accentuate deep, heavy bass; but instead, provide a narrow sound stage with incredible clarity. My only negatives are is that I would prefer a wider sound stage, and listening to my favorite Rush tracks, Neal Pert's cymbals were muted and short lived.

What can I say .. Best Noise cancelling , Best Audio they have not failed me yet , I use for Gaming , entertainment they sound great . My wife has to stand in front of me to get my attention. Love them

The Best Headphones I Have Ever Owned Flawlessness Sound quality

Best wireless headphones I have ever used, quality sound, so comfortable you forget your wearing them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best microphone for gaming. The sound quality is perfect doesn’t echo and doesn’t pick up extra noise in room. Every gamer needs to invest. Definitely worth the price. I love the sleek design and color.