Must just be me.

Hey Guys, With winter here we're into static season and I've begun shocking all my stuff through the headphone cable again. Does this happen to you guys too? For example, I'll have my headphones connected to my AV Receiver and when I go to get up off the couch some static will go through the...

I checked those out a little while ago but, as you said, very mixed reviews. There were too many people saying that they are very weak and don't sound good for me to roll the dice on them.

Any thoughts on the B&W PX7's? They get good reviews but so do the Sony WH1000's which definitely don't have the greatest sound.

Thanks guys, I actually have a pair of Sennheiser HD 579's, really like the sound so that one adapter may e a good option., Though I've never found them super comfortable so part of me wants to replace em anyways. The Beyerdynamic Amiron look great but the bluetooth version is like $1000...

I have looked at those and they seem like great headphones but I don't think the Blue Mini has multipoint, unfortunately.

Hey Guys, Wasn't sure if I should post this here or in portable headphones since, well, all headphones are portable so not sure what that means. Anywho, I'm searching for the perfect pair of bluetooth headphones and I can't seem to find what I'm after. I'm looking for a pair of full sized...

Hmm, good price but I feel like they won't offer much improvement over my HD579's.

I am indeed considering going the bluetooth receiver route but I really want a new pair of headphones too. These HD579's sound great I just find them really uncomfortable and after a couple years of using them I'm just ready for something new. I was looking at the Sennheiser RS line but they do...

How are they over bluetooth? I'm comminmg from the Sennheiser HD 579's which I think sound great, not sure how they compare.

Hmm, fair enough. The deva's are definitely an option, They will cost me around ~$500 here in Canada so I'm in no rush unless I see them go on sale. Hoping I can get a good deal on something just need to narrow it down to a few options.

Why the different ear pads? Everyone seems to say the ones it comes with are excellent.

That seems to be the consensus from the reviews I have watched. Plus they don't sound as good with the bluetooth module as they do plugged in so that's a bit dissapointing but I guess to be expected.

Those look great but definitely more then I'd like to spend. What do you guys think of the Sennheiser RS series? Like RS 175 or 195.

Thank you very much for the suggestion, The Ananda BT's look fantastic but I don't think I'll be able to convince the wife that spending $1200 on headphones is a good idea. The Deva's might be an option, wish they weren't called the Deva though lol

Hi Guys, I'm looking to buy a set of wireless headphones, primarily for home theater use. I don't care about noise cancelling or voice assistant or DSPs, in fact I would rather they have none of that What I want is the closest you can get to a good pair of wired headphones but wireless...

Thanks Uli87, I'll take a look at them, I bought the Kingstong HyperX Cloud headset and while it has good sound quality the stage is quite small and I find the clamp on them to be way too tight, get a headache after about an hour of wearing them so I'm looking for other options.

Well, here's hoping that's completely untrue lol If it is true Creative will certainly be eharing from me.

I ended up going for the Sound Blaster ZX as it was on sale for only $10 more then the Z,, same basic design as the Z but with higher quality components and Japanese Nichicon capacitors. Plus it comes with the audio control module which is really nice as I hate fiddling with keyboard shortcuts...

Looking at amazon.ca I see a few options in my price range:   Fiio: E10K E11K E07K   Topping VX1 TP30 TP22 TP20-Mark 2   MUISE DA10   Or is the SB-Z the better choice? I believe it usses as CirrusLogic DAC with 114db SNR and 4556 amps.

Ok, so what do you think is better? The SB Z or a similarly priced DAC/Amp?

Last post I promise,   Been doing a lot of reading that is making me question weather I should go the sound card route. Currently I'm looking at the Sound Blaster Z which has a 600 ohm amp built into it. By all reports the sound quality is pretty good but could I do better for the same price...

Yea I'm thinking the Cloud is the best way to go, they're on for $67 at the local computer shop right now so even better.

Hey guys,   So here'd where I'm at, Cant afford a nice pair of cans + and amp, if I buy the cans they will just sound terrible over my onboard sound so there's no sense in it, but I can either get the a40 or a50 used fairly inexpensivly or get a Soundblaster Z/Astro MixAmp + the HyperX cloud...