WAH...another fan club thingy. hehehe...

btw, looks like no plantronics?

one Plantronics audio 350 gaming headset user here. Light weight and crisp sound for gaming! hehe...before i got my Z5500.

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Added on December 5, 2008, 7:09 pmbtw, seriously, we need to control this kind of threads. LOL...who knows i might come out with gaming chair club or something.

This post has been edited by SpikeTwo: Dec 5 2008, 07:09 PM

where's my plantronics audio 350. LOL...missed out.

bros, i have long out of the headset news, any recommendation for gaming headsets budget around RM200 or below? need to get a lil spoon feed to bring me up to date. haha...thanks bros.

oh and my plantronics the cable nearly came off cause the rubber degraded and rot away...

ok i have read up a lil bit by back tracking this thread. which one is better? superlux HD681B vs HD681EVO? or is there any substitute for these cheap and good headsets?

oh those headsets will me mainly used for gaming. 70% gaming 15% movie and 15% music. thanks.

This post has been edited by SpikeTwo: Aug 28 2013, 11:49 AM

orite. thanks for the correction and recommendation (thanks to you too Skidd Chung). i'm no audiophile. haha...so the supelux is decent for gaming? i am not that worried about mic tho. cos i am using a lappie, so there's already built in mic.

since i'm into it before i bite the bullet, how about the EVO compared to logitech G230?
now to find who sells cheapest evo in lyn.

This post has been edited by SpikeTwo: Aug 31 2013, 03:26 PM

yeah...around rm200+ for that one, with a built in mic. it looks good, but sound quality wise not sure. haha...

who sell cheapest superlux in lyn? i found 2 seller but none of them replied yet.

superlux HD681 EVO? haha.... logitech G230?

for that price, i am more focused on sound quality per RM spend.

is the rubber headband of the 681 evo stretchable? what is the auto adjustment thingy?

btw i also just simply try to remove the pads. lol...having hard time to put the velour ones on. which goggle site u searched bro?

the 681EVO really not bad. been using it for a week. very nice sound and detail. some songs i didnt even know there those effects. whoa...

anyone knows what is the self adjusting of the evo 681 is about? meaning the rubber band on top can be stretched?

i found that if output from my lappie, the sound not as powerful, but still detailed nonetheless. however if i power it using my phone...wow...the music is so nice that i wanna listen to those old songs all night. haha...totally different feeling. better than my sony livesound earphones. even though not strong in bass but it is sufficient for the boom boom.

i used it for gaming also very good. at least my AWP rifle in CSGO dont boom my eardrums off! hahaha...

not really THAT weak when using lappie haha, but in comparison can feel the music richer in the phone. maybe because of the EQ. i havent really tune anything yet as this headphone is for gaming only. haha...using Y510P and xperia S phone.

This post has been edited by SpikeTwo: Sep 21 2013, 09:29 PM

tested the clips...nice. only if games and movies are made with audio like that. especially prwn.

yeah stupid m$. my pc was using xfi soundcard. cmss was good but vista has to use alchemy or something like that. not sure what's the effect after that because i skipped vista.

This post has been edited by SpikeTwo: Sep 23 2013, 06:48 PM

after i used the 681EVO, i can say it is one of the best you can get below rm150. i love my music now..so much details. gaming is perfect for me...not too much bass when i boom boom my ears to deaf.

get AVR or UPS for cleaner supplies. I am using my evo on the lappie, so nothing much to check except the incoming from the plugs directly. use only 3 pins plugs.

maybe your setup creates some internal electronic resonance. like suggested, you can swap around the internal parts if possible.

i have no problem with the volume and cable. i sit infront of the PC/lappie, use the short one. TV use the long one. there's no need to spend 1k just for those simple stuff. even 1k headphone also no volume adjuster.