Razer Kraken Black Signature Edition Headphones

I use this for my USB headphones, razer blackwidow keyboard , Razer deathadder mouse and so much more I added to it and it's coming up now on two years in Feb, having this and been thinking of buying another

I'm a professional music educator and listen to all kinds of music from classical to jazz to marching band, to pop and rock. Audio Technica's ATH-M50x is a top-notch headphone, very clear, plenty of bass, nothing out of balance (unless the engineer mixed it that way, of course). Mine get their sound through an Audioengine D1 DAC, and it's a fantastic combination. This particular model, a limited-edition DG (for dark green), is something different from the typical black, though the green is very dark indeed. The brown leather makes a nice contrast, and I like having headphones that don't look the same a standard black. I also own these in the BL edition, with blue plastic parts and lighter brown leather. Sweet headphones for under $!

listen i'm literary writing this review to get the message out there, PLEASE LIAN LI, I WOULD LOVE A RAZER EDITION OF THIS EXACT CASE! i'm trying to go for an all green ben 10 themed pc build but this more updated version of the case doesn't have a razer edition yet..so please that's all i ask for spread the word anyone else who also wants a razer edition case just because of the green

I recently purchased FL and haven't had much of a chance to use it yet but it is everything you'd expect - the academic edition of FL Studio's Signature Bundle. The only limitation of the academic edition is that anything you make cannot be monetized or sold - it's identical in functionality and usability to the retail version. The inital cost is significantly cheaper than other competing software like Ableton and Image Line provides lifetime free updates, making FL Studio one of the most appealing options in the DAW market for its sheer value and longevity. I would recommend anyone interseted in music production to try the demo version of FL Studio to see if it suits their liking.

The NZXT 360mm Kraken Elite RGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler (Black) will surely keep your CPU cool and the look and design are great.

I am very happy with the black edition. I use it on my ar and mounted it behind my scope.

It's a perfect action cam! A cheap GoPro 3 Black Edition!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Razer-BlackShark V2SE is an awesome set of headphones to have for your gaming needs. They are comfortable and light with great noise cancellation. Razers new design allows for individual tuning of highs, mids and lows. Love that they are a multi-platform wired headset for Esports. And they come with a carrying case designed for travel with pockets for added storage.

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.

I was pleasantly surprised by the sound signature of these headphones. It's good good balance overall with slightly exaggerated mid an high reproduction; if you are a bass head then this might not be a pair to pick up. If you are willing to sacrifice a bit of low range of the spectrum BY ALL MEANS, go pick these up.