PC38X

Used to saw a few at chong hock. But based on a comment of one of their management i eavesdropped on, "headfon sennheiser ani inda laku bah, inda bagus, so inda banyak yg bali, no reason kami restock utk jual". ... which is just incorrect; they're good a brand, just that the audiophile community is

I love my "Drop epos pc38x" but it's wired so I'd recommend docking the steam deck

En casque micro, j'avais vu passer le Drop Sennheiser PC38X. L'inconvénient c'est qu'il faut l'importer ($15 de frais de livraison sur Drop, à voir comment ça se passe pour la douane) En tous cas je t'encourage vivement à suivre ce commentaire. Mon DT 900 Pro X est parti en réparation ce matin, j'ai

The Drop PC38X (made by Sennheiser/EPOS) is the closest to the Game Zero and Game One. However, drop.com closed 3 weeks ago (Corsair owns them) and the PC38X is moving to a channel exclusive and should be available from Corsair and places like Amazon soon. But that is the one you’d probably want.

Stock sound over the DT 1990? I would personally choose the following Sennheiser headphones: -Sennheiser HD 800 and HD 800 S -Sennheiser HD 600 and HD 650 and HD 580 -Sennheiser HD 550 and HD 505 -Sennheiser HD 599 -Sennheiser HD 660S and HD 660S2 -Sennheiser + Drop PC38x -Sennheiser HD 620S(Closed

Fractal design Scapes if those are within budget. Otherwise HyperX Cloud III's. Turtle Beach Atlas Airs are also not bad, though only because open back and wireless is so hard to find (AFAIK there's literally 2 options) If wired is fine Drop+Epos H3X, H6pros, or PC38X headsets are good options too.

The PC38X would be the most direct spiritual successor to the Game Zeros. The PC38x can be had from drop.com, and dont have the sennheiser branding anymore, but were designed by EPOS and then drop acquired the rights to sell them exclusively under their name. I have both of these headphones and the

the DROP PC38X is good. Mic quality isn't great, but solid headphones. Open back design so has more natural sound and lightweight design that will survive wear and tear.

For simplicity sake, the Drop Epos PC38X is the best simple setup you're going to get for PS5 in that range. If you want to go with audiophile headphones and a separate mic with a DAC, it gets a little more complex in sorting out the budget. I trust this blogspot post in pretty fairly rating headset

If you want a headset with a mic I recommend the pc38x from drop. Long story short it is a sennheiser hd560s with a flip mic on the side with a lower impedance requirement and slightly different tuning to make it sound like everything is around you instead of in front (I have both and this is how I