http://www.headphones.com.au/

Audio Technica ATH-AD700


http://headphones.com.au/pbrowse?catID=1&price=range2

spend as much money as possible

For that price you could of bought the Logitech G930's.

Can't go wrong Damo wouldnt lie, and scoobs was slightly out of my price range with a wedding coming up.

I bought some Audio Technica's ATH-AD900 last year but tbh I'm regretting it as the right side has developed a faint, but distinct buzz. Any recommendations other than those mob?

okollololololololo logi headphones over technica. good one brah

Yeah, the Logi G930's are 'ok' (I'm not a huge fan because of the 'closed ear' nature of em) as headphones go.

I'd be quite confident to say they are amongst the best as far as Headsets go, but I doubt they'd stack up to even a 'middle of the road' set of Sennheisers.

It all depends, if you want 'virtual surround' and a microphone (none of which the OP mentioned) I'd say chase the G-930's, but for music/movies I'd say the AT's is where it's at for the most part.

Can anyone clear up for me, I'm familiar with 'headphone amps' and some of the reasoning behind doing that, but what I'm after is a decent set of headphones that i can use to listen to music, and (despite it being only a rare occurance) also hook straight up to an iPod/iPhone?
(to the AD700 owners, 1) do they work well in that kind of 'mobile' (ie non-beefed up amplifier) setup? and 2) are they as frail as they look?)

$9 big-w headset did me just fine all through highschool

all 10 years of it? nice buy.

deja vu

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last edited by Rdizz at 21:21:29 06/Nov/12

last edited by Rdizz at 21:22:31 06/Nov/12

Just posted this in other thread.

Psyko 5.1. Only headset ive ever found that full cups my ears and is comfortable for hours. Currently had mine on the last ~8hrs with only a few short food/drink breaks without problems.
$299. Fuck yeah.