ROG Kithara

The ASUS RoG Kithara is the most comfortable gaming headset I’ve used.

If you have to have a headset, the Asus/Hifiman Kithara is the best bang for the buck gaming headset on the market, hands down. A used pair of Beyerdynamic MMX300s are hella decent as well.

My brother in audio... I loooooove Gadgetrytech, but $300+ for a pair of Astros is absolute madness. That is Asus Kithara/ Hifiman XS money. That's an entirely different realm.

I already know the answer to what I would buy having purchased the Maxwell 2 and ASUS RoG Kithara.

I'm super tempted to just wait till black friday & get an arya stealth at this rate (double the price lol). Will check out the asus kithara's though, ty I hadn't seen those. While I'm loving the audio for gaming, I have to say these maxwell's are the most uncomfortable (for me) headphones I've ever

Maxwell 2 all day. Directional audio, clarity and soundstage are top class. These people whining about “sub bass”. You don’t need that for FPS gaming. You need details, and directional cues, and the Maxwell 2 delivers that better than any other headset I’ve tried. And I’ve been gaming for 30+ years.

Open backs are literally that - the earcups are at least partially open to your surroundings. Closed backs are not. Open-backs tend to have better soundstage and imaging than closed-backs, but sounds from your environment can intrude. There are many options in your price range. For instance, if you

The PS5 doesn't have a line-in on the back, just on the DualSense. I don't think the audio improves over USB because the controller always remains connected over Bluetooth from what I understand. I have the Asus ROG Kithara (planar) and the Phillips Fidelio X2HR, both low impedance headphones (the p

I have the Maxwell 2, ASUS RoG Kithara, and PC38x. I mostly use the Kithara with a Schiit Gunnr DAC/amp. The Kithara sounds the best of the three and is also the most comfortable by a significant margin.

Can you share the EQ settings for your Asus rog kithara. I kinda find it lacking for some reason in directional sounds/footsteps. I tried looking online but couldn't find anything as it's pretty new