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Jaben Malaysia v4, The Most Complete M'sia Headphone Store
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JoshCarter
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 Jan 26 2013, 11:14 PM
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QUOTE(Penoreh_Getah @ Jan 25 2013, 10:07 PM) - Hi im looking GAMING HEADPHONE thanks - Your rig (laptop with no 5.1 surround card) - What type of usage (1st movies(bass), 2nd gaming, 3rd music) - Other requirements ( mic and 5.1 true surround sound) ( 5.1 optional if sound really good) - Budget below rm 500 or i can go up to 700-800 if it is really really good on the shortlist 1) cm sirus 5.1 true surround sound 2) sennheiser U 320 3) logitech g35 4) tiamat 2.2 because i dont have plugins for the 7.1 5) steelseries siberia v2 Heard from some friend that the Audio Technica M50 and AD700 is good for gaming. Music wise i've tried both of them before and they are really good for the price. Paired with suitable amp is even better. Suggest you head to Jaben's shop and have a try  |
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JoshCarter
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Jan 27 2013, 08:56 PM
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QUOTE(IntensiveBytes @ Jan 27 2013, 08:46 PM) As a guy who never got any professional studio/DJ headphones before, I'm really interested in visiting your store at Subang and try out the ATH-PRO5MK2. I'm trying to step into some music composing and all with my buddies, who have awesome Audio Technica cans already, and I'm planning to get my first one from you guys. Can anyone who tried them before list out the pros and your experience with the ATH-PRO5MK2? Does the sound quality improve after a session of burn-in? My usages of it are music, movies, and gaming  Not really have too much hands-on experience with Pro5Mk2~ btw what awesome AT cans your friends have? Ever tried any?  |
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JoshCarter
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Jan 28 2013, 12:12 AM
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QUOTE(IntensiveBytes @ Jan 27 2013, 11:20 PM) ATH m50s. they also got beats pro but that 1.. not that good compared to ATH m50. never tried any studio headphones before, so my journey to Jaben should be interesting.... hahaha but im just a young kid so yeah  Your journey to Jaben will be more than interesting, it is very enjoyable~  |
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JoshCarter
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Jan 31 2013, 11:16 PM
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QUOTE(blacklizard90 @ Jan 31 2013, 05:46 PM) Even with one roll of solder wire can used to solder up to 1000 jacks.. just tell what brand is the cable, then can know what is the actually price of the cable I bought one of the cable from jaben and i like it, after all i no need to buy all those soldering tools which those are cost also. Considering all admin cost of jaben, electricity, worker salary, rental of a shop in subang all these don’t come cheap, and of course warranty of product provided by pcwork, i don’t think the price is as over as you describe. After all i was given freedom to test and the price were told before i decided to buy. No one force me to buy it at all. so what’s all the grump? Perhaps you should try to seek of option so that you can DIY it before u purchase anything related to audio then. It will be always cheaper if u can DIY. If you can come out with a very cheap cable as you said RM 40 and willing to provide a full year of warranty, i think a lot forumers will glad to buy your cable from you. And after around a year, something went wrong, will you be able to provide proper service to get it fixed? After all, comparing a product which were marketed with a single cable which you DIY is not really fair by just calculating the cost of the material alone. Thanks. This post has been edited by JoshCarter: Jan 31 2013, 11:37 PM |
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