What kind of post is this?

AD700 are mid range Audiophiles cans which isn't the same league as the headphones from Roccat.

Pinpointing a location inside the game is really determined by:
-How good your sound card is in terms of reproduction sound not noise
-The realism in sound programming or digital enhancer such as those EAX and CMSSs'

Similar price doesn't always mean similar functionality or performance. Like F430 and Brabus CLS, cost roughly the same, but have different functions.


None of I can think of right now. But previously there were various companies who produce dual or tri speakers in a headphone to allow true audio channeling to be achieved...

If you want to talk about sound staging in music terms, then the Kave isn't suited for you. The Kave is more or less a 5.1 speaker system build in a headphone form factor. Audiophiles guys usually are 2.0 type of guys and they are not interested in how much 'surround' sound a headphone can produce. They talk clarity vs muddy, narrow vs wide, bassy vs trebly, response vs lag and much more, which basically you need to spend years of listening to various types of heaphones...

Roccat cost RM339 at stores nationwide, price killer dealers excluded...maybe you can get it for RM281 from them if they are stupid enough to run business...


Its good in the sense that you are hearing TRUE 5.1 sound rather than emulated, simulated and so on...today, basically a 5.1 channel audio isn't so much to ask and mid range priced motherboards usually has audiochips that supports 5.1 channel audio...

Previously if you have such built-in 5.1 audio capabilities, you will need to get a 5.1 speaker in order to enjoy 5.1 channel audio, but now since Kave has arrived, the audio ports at the back panel can now be utilized without the need of having a 5.1 speaker system...

Nothing beats Kave basically when it comes to TRUE 5.1 audio heaphones...simulated ones such as from SS, Razer or even Logitech are nice, but to be exceptional, true 5.1 is the way to go...So if you want to feel the difference, get a Kave....

Before this we haven't much choice, even for my gaming, I still use my Technics RP-F880, but now, I probably will retire my heaphone (for gaming n movies, but music still it will be use) and get me self a Kave...

Audiophiles grade stuff and the verb reasonable seldom goes hand in hand....But if you talking about where to get 'a not so potong kepala prices' you can check out at GS in the music section where there are a couple of high quality headphones threads that is active...Usually Audiophiles shop will cut your head and tear up you wallet, because audiophile, like photography is an expensive hobby...yeah yeah, you can argue that 1000D or D5000 is cheap, but always remember that when it comes to quality, those cams worth nothing compared to their 1D or D3 brothers...

Audiophiles = 1D
Average heaphones or earbuds that just produce soundnoise = 1000D

If distro sell you cheap, the how would a dealer feel? or if distro sell you cheap, how cheap is it for the dealers then?

Kave owners, try to boost your soundcard/good onboard soundcard's bass, 6dB or 9dB.

Then try this :

Warning: HardStyle





Now, tell me if you have doubt on Kave bass performance.

I tried it on 75% volume and can't stand it anymore. The vibration really really helps.

This post has been edited by Defallen: Mar 15 2010, 03:47 AM

silverfire, which siberia headset do you tested against Kave? is it a Siberia V1 or V2 ?

Maybe this one
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1348152&hl=

75% Windows volume?

This^

Yes, it's too loud to be safe
But it's hardstyle... we just can't resist going louder and louder.

I have it at 10 only Always had

Ready for some bass?
http://www.cruxiaer.com/audio/djtontb_stat...ssee_remix).mp3
http://www.cruxiaer.com/audio/djtontb_dream_machine.mp3

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Mar 15 2010, 04:19 AM

Seems like a good opinion. Will think about it. Thanks.

I have mine on 28 ~ 40 depending on the game I'm playing.

And I finally can feel it vibrating .

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Mar 15 2010, 10:10 AM

how does kave compare to zalman headphones?

gotta love the kave, except for the weight though

i now considering between to own Logitech G35 or Roccat Rave.

the price is different just around RM 50 and its not a problem with me, but i wondering which one provide more realism when come in term of gaming?

as we know G35 is simulated 7.1 and Rave is real 5.1.

the reason why i am asking is because most of G35 review said its a best headphone for gaming.

cant wait to try out my own kave..it will arrive tomorrow

so many ppl using kave
i think ill try it soon

Thanks...i think I will be burning my pair with these for around 200hours or so....

Hope you get the best headphones

Try and read reviews for both products...observe the pros and cons of each and make sure to write it down...

Analyze both in terms of performance from a media viewpoint and real owner of the gears...

From there you I hope that it will help you to choose which is suited for your...


P/s: Kave is burning for the past 12 hours ...another 188 to go

Songs varies from hip hop to jazz to strings and harmonics to rock and techno....volume at 85%....I can hear the song even without wearing the heaphone...

So loud? My ears are already going to burst at 60.

@antonio.

thanks for the advice man. i got to say, i might buy Kave for Real 5.1, not Simulated-typed.

this Kave headphone perform well for both Music and Gaming?

My Kave's Volume Control Unit seems to be functioning strangely... The LED on the Volume Control Unit sometimes doesn't come on, sometimes goes on, and sometimes it blings. Could it be a faulty Volume Control Unit? .

Hope you're happy with your choice...

I really dunno because I haven't fully test it yet...still burning the headphones...14hours now

Light on = functional
Light Blink = mute
No light = No USB connection or USB power is unstable/ having problems....

well i think its not a problem to wait you burn the headphone and share with us your review

then i will make my decision