Wait, i'm confused, are you saying that the m50x should sound fine without a headphone amplifier?  That last sentence sounded off.  My priority is to make my headphones sound nicer.  if i can increase the sound quality on it very well with an amplifier, i will be OK.

Is an amplifier necessary for the speakers to sound better?  i'm thinking of just using the ath-m50x my themselves, and maybe using the speakers also.  

http://www.cnet.com/products/dell-optiplex-790/specs/ This link as the details for my computer. I use the audio technica ath-m50x headphones with this computer. i am thinking about getting an amplifier for my headphones, and some speakers for the computer. what is the best amplifier for the...

So i got the audio technica ath-m50x headphones, should i burn them in?  If so, how long?

I was hoping to get good information on comparisons between the -MODA Crossfade LP2 Ltd Ed Over-Ear Headphones, the Audio Technica m40x, and the Tackstar Pro80.  Also, the Takstar Pro80 have similar names on amazon.com, but seem different:    ...

Someone recommended me the Takstar Pro80 Headphones for headphones around $100. I looked them up on amazon.com, and i found 3 versions of the Takstar Pro80 being sold there. Are they good?  Which Takstar Pro80 is the best?  How do they hold up against the Audio Technica m40x?

Someone recommended me the Takstar Pro80 Headphones for headphones around $100.  I looked them up on amazon.com, and i found 3 versions of the Takstar Pro80 being sold there.  Are they good?  how do they hold up against the Audio Technica m40x? Which Takstar Pro80 is the best?

I've read mixed reviews about the V-MODA Crossfade LP2 Ltd Ed Over-Ear Headphones .  Some say the bass is too much, and that everything else is actually not that good.  Others have said if you burn them in for around 24 hours, it gets much better.  So I've decided to get your guy's advice here...

I'm just comparing the headphones i posted and the ones you recommended.  I ask because i'm not sure which one is better.

And those are better than the V-MODA Crossfade LP2 Ltd Ed Over-Ear Headphones?

To be honest, i have been without speakers or headphones since my Audio Technica m30's broke about 2 years ago.  i have been using my dad's laptop to listen to music or watch videos online (this is the sound that comes from the speakers inside the laptop, not speakers that you connect.  Probably...

I am wondering what the best headphones are for under $100.  I was looking at the V-MODA Crossfade LP2 Ltd Ed Over-Ear Headphones, which at times appeared for a good deal, however, i have heard mixed things about these headphones.  What are your people's recommendations?

Hi, i can't remember the last time i posted in this forums, it must have been a long time ago, so i'm introducing myself again.  I'm someone who wants to know what the best headphones are for just under $100. 

Quote: Originally Posted by JamesL You can plug it in. I found a picture off the internet.. theres no slider. If you live in the US, you have ~120v 60hz power, which is what the sub is rated for. What about the Logitech Z-2300 speakers? Can I plug those in? Here are the...

Quote: Originally Posted by El_Doug thats some office! looks more like a gaming powerhouse in any case, one thing to consider might be a Zero Dac. having been surpassed by the compass, there are tons of these new on ebay for ~$140 shipped. they connect via USB, have a pretty decent...

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup I think he means it has universal voltage but is currently set for 120v. Seriously where do you like so I can tell you what voltage you need? If you mean where do i live, i live in California. That's in the U. S.

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup I think he means it has universal voltage but is currently set for 120v. Seriously where do you like so I can tell you what voltage you need? What do you mean where do you like?

Quote: Originally Posted by iriverdude A bit confusing I've never seen a unit with both 120v only and 100-230v. It says 100V-230V~ 50-60Hz 1A below the subwoofer's power cable. 120V~60Hz only Is written below this SA type of signal.

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup I would check what voltage it says on the back of your speakers first. Also where do you reside? Here is what it says on the back of the subwoofer: On a section of the back of the subwoofer, it says "120V~6Hz only" And blow that somewhere it...

The speakers I am using are called the Logitech Z-Cinema Advanced Surround Sound System. What I want to know is how many volts these speakers are. I was told that if the voltage in my outlets were too high, that I might blow my speakers. Here are the specs: On a section of the back of the...

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup i don't think thats the case. dropouts in the power supply from the power sockets I would say, maybe too much power got into Logis. Maybe people should check what voltage it says the unit is at the back of the sub? a 110v speakers plugged into 240v...

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup its possible. I would get and expert and ask him to check for any "boguses" in your house' power Is it also possible that that guy's Z-2300's blew because he didn't use a surge protector with those speakers?

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup i had mines for 2 years and they worked great. i think they are worth the money I see. But, is it possible that if your house's power wiring is old, because the house was old, that the speakers could blow because of that? I live in such a house.

I have heard on another forum that the Z-2300 are very good speakers. However, I have heard from about 2 people that their Z-2300 speakers blew out within a few weeks. Is there a specific reason why this happens? And, are they reliable and good speakers for the price?