I used to use a SeeAudio Yume Midnight on stage, that might fit into your budget. Though I feel the way you mix and pan your monitor mix would be more important than having a good pair of IEMs to hear it

I agree! I no longer use KZs for active listening because my taste has shifted to a less V shaped preference. Though if I know that there is a risk of breaking my IEMs, I usually bring my KZs. Less heart break if I accidentally drop them and crack the shells :floatsmile:

I tried the SeeAudio Yume a few years back, I think it's quite a decent pick in the price range. I don't really use equalization and I quite like the sound signature, though at that time I had issues with pressure due to my small ear canals. Would still recommend them though!

I had the G502 previously, and that free wheel was amazing. The fact that it's got this weight to it while you spin it makes it the perfect fidget toy HAHA. I do miss the side button (I think it's a DPI change button?), I'd use it so much for PTT in voice chats :L3000:

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I've been using the G Pro Wireless X Superlight for about 3 years now, but the buttons are beginning to fail on me. Anyone knows any new mice they would recommend that's of similar shape/weight?

I think the ATH-M30x was a good option a while ago, but I think there are better options nowadays for the same price point. I personally switched from the M30x to the Beyerdynamic DT990 Pros, and saw a massively better soundstage in the switch. That being said, the ones I'm now currently using...

Very good track to close your eyes and let the track tell you a story

Etymotics go deeper than the conventional IEM, no?

20Hz to 20kHz has become extremely common and I think that is the baseline spec that headphones/IEMs state on their specs. It may not be sufficient in making or breaking your decision. If you produce more electronic music, you may want to consider something that has more bass (or something you...

Actually I didn't @Albinosaurus, I bought it more because a recording studio I went to used the DT770 pros and I liked the comfort of those. Where I live it's really hot, so given these had nice earcups, I felt it was good enough and bought it online. I probably should have compared it in person...

I just bought a new pair of DT990 Pros 250ohms! Love them as well.

Another thing that might be causing it might be imbalance of earcup pressure on your left and right ear. Maybe your left ear is being clamped on a bit harder, and hence triggering the worse allergy

I doubt it would be input volume since the input completely cuts out beyond a certain threshold. It'll likely be software-related since analogue mics would clip, but not completely cut out. I'm not familiar with the Elgato software, unfortunately all I can say regarding that is to reset to...

Guy said "Linsoul asked me to commit a crime". I get that you're mad and all but why you gotta clickbait me like that lol