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PC38X Review | Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Finally, a worthy successor to my favorite midrange gaming headphone, the PC37X. The 38X offers updated drivers, better comfort and FAR better music performance.
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Respect for the TL;DR intro, haven't seen that on UA-cam before
yo they switched up the scam dialogue
Agreed, that was so nice. Stuck around because of it honestly.
Damn, that TL;DW summary at the beginning was great, even though I watch all your reviews from start to finish. Props.
Love the style, a quickie for some and a detailed review for others. I appreciate that 11/10, time to turn on notification hehe
Treble is incredibly important in a lot of shooters. It helps separate footsteps from gunshots and explosions.
Saber
I love this quiet music in the background.. fantastic video!
didnt even notice till i read this
@@voyd3013 haha, nice... (I would wonder how many people with "bad" headphones can hear this...)
i heard if easy on my mackie 624's on very low volume
I have been using a pair of Sennheiser PC323D G4ME's for some time now. I wanted something with the same flip up mic, cloth ear pads and volume dial. I picked up the PC38x and wow, huge improvement. Didn't realize how bad my old headphones were until I got these. Only minor negative is they are slightly tight, they should loosen up over time though. Great review, helped me pick these.
I bought The game one used for 30usd, but i really wanted these… but I could not pass that steal
This is absolutely one of the best headphone review videos I've seen. Thanks so much!
Yo, the point you made at about 10:10 was really brilliant! I actually never thought of compression as necessary for those otherwise traumatic sounds!!
Josh, test this headphone while playing Insurgency:Sandstorm , that game has some real accurate sound stagings
A fellow Insurgency player i see.
You mean squad
@@pc_decisions8764 ah no, but ya Squad is cool
no lies some of the best game sound staging I've seen is minecraft. it isn't the most active game for sound. but there are times I think the sound is playing from my speakers instead of headset because thats where the sound is coming from.
You mean Darude - Sandstorm.
Just now ordered a 38x, and this review was the biggest factor. BEST headphone review.
How are they for you?
@@Alvah37For me they are the best headphones I have ever heard, i used to use the steelseries arctis 5s, and listening to those after buying the pc38x made it sound like tin cans . My brother also has the logitech g pro headset which is said to be really good and even that one sounds like absolute garbage compared to the 38x
Hey Josh, hoping you will read this. I'd really like to see you get into the topic of equalization. I think a lot of people nowadays use computers to play (or mix/ record) music, where equalization is often as easy as a free or low-cost plugin. Theoretically, that should allow us to equalize out almost any weaknesses a headphone may have as far as the frequency response graph is concerned. But does it introduce any issues like distortion, or reduced dynamic range, or anything of that sort? Maybe even metering and sound stage? Do different headphones take equalization differently well, so that a weakness of headphone A can be easily adjusted for with an EQ, while headphone B falls apart trying to fix its respective issues? Why is it not discussed more often in headphone reviews? Wouldn't a 5$ plugin often get you a few hundred dollars worth of sound? Couldn't an audio-interface come with presets to flatten out the frequency response of a variety of popular headphones? Or a specialized software plugin for MacOS / Windows? Or are such things already available? If so, how do they perform? I'd love to see a video on that topic. Thanks for considering this! :)
just bought the pc38x with a schiit hel. I cant wait to try them out together. I currently have a steelseries arctis 7 from 2017 so this will be a major upgrade for me. The only thing ill be missing is the wireless but I think that the way better audio quality is a great trade off. Your reviews helped me to make my purchases thank you and keep up the great content.
Update?
@@ultrainst1ct403 exactly.. Arctic headphones have been godlike for the price so would really like to know about his opinions.
Mine just arrived from drop. A decent upgrade over my Superlux HD681 Evos. The soundstage is awesome in comparision and the lux wasn't bad for the price either. These would be very good as a daily driver headphone for a gamer who could only afford 1 set of cans. Two thumbs up from me.
Do you use any Dac or something like that? Isit possible just plug in and play?
@@cankinomad I'm a little late, but you CAN drive these headphones without an Amp or DAC, you can even plug them into your Xbox controller or prone. Do note that you get more out of them with a DAC and AMP, but it's definitely not necessary!
Josh your a beast. Keep it up brother!
Need a video on various audiophile headphones that double as good gaming headphones. I feel that is a lot of viewers use cases. And maybe separate the gaming use case into two categories, competitive and immersive. Two very different sound profiles. Liking my elex for my do it all headphone. Keep up the good work!
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Glad I ran across your channel, this is the kind of audio review information I want. Spot on. Good job. Dayum nice.
Stuck around for the full review, really worth it, very complete!
Just watched this and ordered a pair as a result. I’m more into my home hifi than headphones but I have to say this was an excellent review, concise but detailed.
Oh man josh your r the best i love your editing style is so clean like optimum tech
Keep it goin love from saudi
Just bought these after watching atleast 5 reviews about them but this one sold me, sounds like they are perfect for me and i cannot wait for them to get here!!! Thanks for the review !
You answered my biggest question in the first minute and thirty. Thanks, man. Great overall review, as usual.
I know this might sound ridiculous but considering how well the audiophile community received this headset, what do you think of them for studio usage?
Your videos are well made!You could do one on the Beyerdynamic 300R, it's a great open Headphone.
See I agree with you I'm curious about the beyer sound I liked my ad700x for gaming but they broke. I have a pair of 6xx and argons looking for something with a decent amount of trebble and soundstage for gaming.
The Beyer TYGR 300R has an impactful frequency response from the bass to the treble, good sound stage and an excellent imaging.
They are good but found they don't get loud enough. And no removable cable is a sin.
@@JohnnyLongpube Removable cable would be better.
A good low cost amplifier solve the question of loudnes.
Schiit Audio for example has great products.
Currently trying to purchase the tygr 300r, but the European beyer site has massive technical problems, won't allow any products to be added to cart, effecting friends and family who also tested the site, also there's a problem with stock counts not showing correctly, beyer tech support being useless and denying there's a problem 🙄, which is now driving me towards the 38x, for reference I'm currently using a HD660s with modmic wireless and I'm questioning whether in real world I'll gain anything over the 660s in terms of soundstage and imaging, so very torn between the 300r though, i owned a dt770 and 990 previously and loved the their sound signature
Hey Josh, love the channel and your reviews. Based on your high praises of the PC38X, I decided to purchase them! I’m excited to get them, my only question was if you think a DAC/amp would be beneficial for gaming. I mainly play MMOs, I’m not a FPS player at all. A lot of the 38X users seem to recommend the Schiit Fulla 3 so I wanted to get your opinion if you don’t mind. Thanks so much in advance!
Hey, did you end up getting the amp? Was it worth it at all
@@Murko27 I did but I returned it, for what I use the headphones for (mainly gaming), I didn’t feel it was necessary, hope this helps!
@@HerrmDogg appreciate that! How have they held up? Would you recommend buying
@@Murko27 held up great and would absolutely recommend!
I would love a comparison for both music and gaming between these and HD560s. Also these and HD660s and HD560s vs HD660s.
I already have HD660s and modmic wireless and everything is great, but I wish it had more soundstage, so I am not sure if I should try 38x or 560s, or if it will be too much of a downgrade for music listening. I am not even a huge fan of 600 series vocal intimacy because in some (very rare) vocal-centric songs it feels like too much.
Should have got an Elex.
K7XX. !!!
@@specialspartan4130 not in US, HD660s was about 400 usd for me, ELEX would be at least double that
11:35 mic test
I’m on Xbox (One at the moment), and plug my cable in into the controller. How good is the sound in this case?
Very good
I'm listening this video on a PC38X and wow, the mic this guy is using is amazing!
One of the best reviews I've seen on electronics, ever. In all aspects this is a world class review right here.
this is such a solid video format and such a good review
how is it compared with the tygrs in terms of gaming and music? would love to see a review and comparison of it
I wanna know too
Me as well.
Like others have said, love the TLDW upfront rundown at the beginning. Watched the whole thing but still nice to get that, Josh!
this is so practical to give a brief summary at the beginning of the vid, brilliant idea😎👍
How would you compare this to the Tygr 300Rs?
Ignoring the mic, just focusing on the headphone build/audio quality etc for both gaming and music.
Amazing review. I dont evan comment on yt vids like that but this review was just good😭😭😭
When are you dropping the review on the 560s?
I literally have them in the cart since DMS's review but since your opinion on all of my headphones matches mine, I'm waiting on your opinion to place the order!
Not sure exactly yet. But, it is a really good headphone. Being a little light on bass is my biggest complaint.
He touched on them in the DMS Collab Headphone Tier List vid. He doesn't love them. They are very flat and clinical.
I was looking at them as well, but I'm gonna go with TYGR 300R for a new music/gaming headphone.
@@fiveforbiting Here's my situation: currently i use mainly the 58X and the DT770. Had the M1060, he-4xx and Fidelio X2HR and sold all of them. I have the O2+ODAC and the LCX+SDAC. For gaming I have the SHP9500 with the vmoda mic and the 598CS so I have that covered. Despite how different the 770 and the 58X are I really like them both and I'm looking for something that takes them both a little bit further.
Any sugestions other than the DT1990? Budget is up to 1K.
@@JoshuaValour Here's my situation: I currently use mainly the 58X and the DT770. Had the M1060, he-4xx and Fidelio X2HR and sold all of them. I have the O2+ODAC and the LCX+SDAC. For gaming I have the SHP9500 with the vmoda mic and the 598CS so I have that covered. Despite how different the 770 and the 58X are I really like them both and I'm looking for something that takes them both a little bit further.
Any sugestions other than the DT1990? Budget is up to 1K.
@@SrKulay sivga Phoenix maybe? But qait for more reviews there aren't enough
What would be the best Dac/Amp setup for the PC38X for the ultimate PC gaming experience?
So question is pc38x or the Tygr 300r?
I’ve been wondering the same thing
I have tried both. Id say the Tygr 300 has better soundstage and comfort but didn't get loud enough for me. Plus no removable cable is a sin in 2020
@@JohnnyLongpube I ended up buying the Tygr 300, absolutely love it. Bass was a bit much to my ears at first but now that it burned in a bit sounds amazing!
Thanks for the detailed review as always Josh, I placed an order within the first minute of the video. 👍
Gosh man you need an intervention!
@@Pseudoics Mate this was from a year ago, I've moved onto other things. 😆
This is exactly what I was looking for. Subscribed instantly.
have a Sennheiser PC38X. I have it hooked up to a UGREEN USB-C to 3,5mm jack. It sounds fine, but it doesn't get very loud. I want to add more volume to my headphones and use Dolby Atmos. I'd imagine that this will be more than adequate to give me more volume given the very low impediance (32 ohms) of my PC38X.
Im still waiting for the whole review of the Hifiman 400i 😭😭
Same here
The review video for the 400i was out a month ago. ua-cam.com/video/2Sd-pRr9dcs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JoshuaValour
subbed for that TL;DR at the beginning
So the PC38X has compression directly built into it? If yes, than I may replace my HD58X headphones with these only for gaming.
When playing PUBG, I HAVE to use the Windows 10 Loudness Equalization setting with my HD58X 's or else my ears get murdered by the weapon sounds.
Thinking about getting these to test on the PS5. So far i have tried multiple sound setups with the PS5. I tried Sundaras, Dt1990s, HD58xs, Dt880s, Dt770s, QC35ii and PC37xs through a D30 Topping amp that is fed from the TVs optical out. This way sounds good but you get no 3d. I have then tried running via the output of the PS5 controller and through a FiiO amp with the above headphones and had the 3d tempest with good sound. I also tried the Hyperx cloud flights and the Logitech G pro x wireless with their dongles connect to the PS5 and this 3D sound was the by far the Best. With the Logitech sounding the best. The sound stage was huge and imaging was really good. So what i have learned after a lot of $$$$ is just cause a headphone may be great for music doesn't mean it is good for gaming! Also comfort is KING cant listen to something if it hurts you!
did you ever get to these on the PS5? :D
@@raverebel_gg Yes, about a year ago. Works well hooked to the controller and Tempest enabled. Nice to have a volume wheel on them.
Allthough I watched it all the way, great summary at the beginning!
How does this one compare to the Beyer TYGR 300R especially since they are about the same price?
TYGR 300 is good but it's not a headset.
I wish here was more interest in dealing with noise cancelation. Say you want good headphones for working from home so you care about the quality of the audio and long term comfort but you also want a mic that doesn't pick up any external noise like if other people re at home and you have an important work zoom meeting so don't want the sounds from them
Another great, intelligent review from the very talented Mr. Joshua Valour!
I just bought these headphones and one thing i noticed that NO UA-camR HAS MENTIONED is that the mic pics up audio from the headset. This is very annoying when it comes to being talking to friends and gaming. Has anyone experienced this? If so, whats the fix besides lowering the volume?
Have you done any AB testing with ur on-board audio and the mayflower mk2 with the PC38x to see if there are truly any differences? So lost whether or not I should one or not since they’re so easy to drive.
This Pc38x is really nice for what i can see, but drop doesn't ships to Mexico, so tygr300r is my best option (I did sold my K712 pro to get a Tygr bundle on prime day), and according to badseedtech imaging is slightly better, but with you I know that low end is better too.
I'm using a Naenka Lite Pro headset recently. It uses a Qualcomm 3040 chip and 5.2 Bluetooth. It can last for seven hours in a single battery life. Every point is worth showing off. Not only that, it only costs 59.9 US dollars. Said it is a very cost-effective headset.
Appreciate the differentiation between music and gaming performance! How would you rate the Focal Elex for gaming? Audio direction is sometimes so nebulous and hard to describe, or the game just has god awful audio so it can be hard to tell, but I'm curious on what you think about the Elex for gaming.
You mentioned a bunch of sub $200 cans but im curious about the Beyerdynamic Tygr 300 R. Its touted as a gaming headphone, DMS says it images like speakers, Zeos says theyre super fun, but im curious what you have to say
Pretty sure that the Tygr is a good bit sharper in the upper mids and highs/treble range as it's still a Beyer. Might sound more detailed because of that but I found them to be fatigueing after a while.
@@rene837 this is something new I didn't know, I thought that it wasn't fatiguing at all. And also according to badseed tygrs are "slightly better imaging" that mixed with the fact that "soundstage is on par with k7xx" make more difficult the decision between tygr 300 or pc38x
This sounds like k712 pro area too.
So in a previous video on the SHP95/600 and HD58X you described the 9500 for the gaming focused, the 58x for the music focused and the 9600 as for the consumer looking for acceptable performance in both.
Curious how you would rank the PC38X in that dual use category compared to the SHP9600?
pc38X will beat both of them for gaming.
Do the Beyerdyamnic MMX Mk II closed back for comparison!!
Thank you for the review, this made it a clear choice.
Just got these. Amazing review.
How do you like them for FPS?
Great review as always!
I'm on the fence to buy the PC38X.
But here is the thing, i play mainly on consoles.
If i'm plugging the headphones to the wireless game controller, am i loosing the audio quality advantage wired headphones have over wireless ones?
Is there a way to avoid this problem?
Another question i always have is if i should stick to uncompressed stereo or choose the dolby atmos (on XBOX) or the virtual surround options most games have nowadays?
Which option will give me the best sound quality, imaging/pinpoint accuracy and soundstage?
Thanks
Kind regards! 🙏
Did you buy the Headset? I'm also on console and would like to know if there are any problems
@@Wiessens No, i bought the Sennheiser HD560's and a boom mic and I am very happy with them.
I also use the truthear zero's when it's to hot to use headphones and they are awesome.
One thing I am misssing in this review is the cable.
I am owner of the PC360 (probably 1st gen of this lineup), which has fixed long thick rubber cable. This thick rubber is really good at keeping the cable straight and reducing noise from cable rubbing on my clothes.
It seems that every new gen already has removable cable, which is braided (more dirt being picked up by it) and some other reviews mentioned more noise from cable rubbing the clothes...
Also this new cable seems thinner, so I am worried about more tangling.
Man being in the UK sucks :( Right now I either buy a HD 560s for about £170 from Sennheiser UK, or this headset (which I would rather get) from drop but with all the customs charges etc, that raises the price wayyy above the HD 560s. Not to mention after sales service with the HD 560s which would be in the UK, whereas for the PC38x I'd have to send it back to the US. Really wish they didn't close the Drop EU warehouse. All of that aside, fantastic review as always, and much respect for the summary at the start of the video. Can't wait to see the HD 560s review!
With many of us working from home, would request you do make a video on how you would suggest for best audio for virtual meetings, would you recommend a gaming headset with good mic or a usb mic + Headset combination also which ones.
What gaming amp/dac would you currently recommend with this right now? The new Hel 2?
Pc38x or tygr 300r for gaming in terms of determing footsteps location / positional accuracy
I would love to see a video about your mic settings someday!
For gaming this vs tygr 300r/other beyerdynamics?
Depends. If you can power the beyers I'd grab them instead. I have the TYGR and it's amazing, absolutely awesome. For console gaming I just ordered the 38x, I'll let you know when I get it. The reason is because the 38x is easy to power, whereas the TYGR can't get very loud with consoles, same with all other beyers.
For PC I recommend a stand-alone mic and headphones
@@Nonx47 the Tygr is only 32ohm what are you talking about. Literally mobile phones can power it
@@WildfireX that's not always the case. Do you own a pair? Just because a phone can power something, doesn't mean it does it well or at high enough volumes. Resistance isn't the same thing as sensitivity, and even then, sometimes the specs sheet doesn't follow up in real life.
I own a TYGR 300R, and I have an LG V60, with the quad DAC... It does NOT power it enough to get to a good volume, everything is lacking. A phone can power an HD 650, but to what extent? Honestly, I've owned a lot of headphones and these are hard to drive, I got rid of my HD6XX a while ago, but these are about just as hard to drive as those were.
@@Nonx47 yes
I've had them for months and can power them from my Walkman and my phone, as well as the laptop and PS4 Pro
Your phone must be busted then, because these sound amazing even at 50% volume from my phone.
The only thing that actually struggles to power it now that I think about it is the Walkman, which probably needs like 80% volume for things to sound good
In terms of comfort and sound quality how would the Beyer DT990 pro hold up
Thanks for the review, how would you say it compares to the A50 Gen4's if you have tried them. I have the HD800S and never used them for gaming, what would you pair them with for good gaming performance? I have a Crack Amp and Bifrost DAC, but I also have the Liquid Carbon X on it's way..
i have a k7xx on my PC w a HEL amp that i love for gaming. I wonder how this performs plugged into a console controller.
I'm guessing like shit. I tried the pc37s on my xbox controller and got very little volume. Luckily I found a cheap a40 mix amp that actually woke them up real nice.
I have the K7XX also and its great but don't like all the wires with mod mic.
Has anyone tried this with the PS4 controller plug? Contemplating picking this up instead of the Pulse 3D I ordered for PS5 if it'll power it well enough.
How's that headset?
@@tsohgallik I'm loving it with the PS5!!
I would pick these up if I didn't already have a Modmic wireless. Gonna replace my HE4xx with TYGR 300R for Music/Gaming.
Thanks for heling me finalize my choice.
Awesome review 10/10. I'm just getting into audiophile, although I have been a musician and gamer for years. I just got a topping dx3 pro v2 and a tin p1, but I'm now looking for a headphone, so in terms of gaming immersion which would you recommend the the 38X or the Sundara? My Razer nari ultimate is awesome for some games but sucks at everything else.
AKG 712pro or these for gaming primarily? I don't mind the mic, as I have a mod mic anyway :) I am still on my HD555.
Great reviews btw 😊
Waiting for this review
with games like dayz and EFT, gunshots are SO loud I have actually used compressor vsts to reduce the dynamic range, its insane
Dayz has amazing gun sounds, I love how a sound of a mosin just rips and echoes through a city.
@6:30 I have that issue with driver popping on my PC38X as well at higher volume. Wouldn't listen at that volume normally but wanted to see what you meant and was comparing to my TYGR. Was using my Schiit Hel at around 75/80% volume off the unit. Was a little disappointed. My TYGR had no issue at that volume and higher.. But again, I wouldn't listen at that volume normally.
I'm so torn between these and the Sundara's. The primary use will be for music but gaming would be a plus. Anyone have any thought in which would be better? I listen to a lot of EDM and rock.
Man I'm digging your content! So glad I've found your channel! Do you think this would be a good headset for the ps5? Would you still recommend getting an amp to go with it? Much appreciated
Random question - what bike is that in the background? Does anyone know?
Hey, love the content, can you maybe look at making a roundup of different gaming headsets for different prize brackets?
I bought these headphones last year, mostly based on your review. Here's some of the gripes I've had:
Plugging it directly into my laptops headphone jack made the headphones sound atrocious, and no amount of software tweaks I made could improve it. I had to buy a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter as a "DAC" substitute to get it sounding good, luckily this was a cheap purchase and fixed the audio issues almost immediately.
Next issue, the microphone is horrid. I can get it sounding good in Audacity, but through discord or in a game program, everyone says I'm barely coming through properly unless I'm absolutely eating the microphone, even though all hardware cables are properly connected. The microphone handle has very little play so you can't bend it towards your face very close, and pushing it up to switch it off is very hit and miss, sometimes it shuts off, sometimes it doesn't.
Aside from these issues, they're fantastic sounding cans.
Has anyone else had these issues?
I bought this headset around a year and a half ago, and actually I've had none of those issues, plugging it into my computer 3.5mm jack sounded great, although now I do have an EQ on them. Only issues I've had were the first few times I used it in discord, my friends could hear my audio through the mic, but that went away after a few days and its fine now, kinda seems like it needed to "break in" like a subwoofer or something. Only other issue is using the volume dial creates a static noise when turning it. The mic arm also came apart, didnt break, just slid apart, I fixed it with super glue and its still holding strong, other than those minor issues, its been perfectly fine, I think its the best headset I've ever heard personally.
If I have the LCD2C, is it worth it to be the 38x for just gaming? Is my 800 dollar planar going to be better at all, or is it built simply for music?
2C is better in every way
Josh, trying to decide between this and the HD599. I like both. I feel soundstage is wider on HD599 but intimacy is better on PC38x. Thought?
I don't know if anybody will reply to this, but here we go.
Recently I bought the PC38X, and it arrived today. The packaging wasn't beat up, nothing was damaged, blah blah.
There's those 2 cables, the splitter and the one with just 2 ends. I'm using the one with just 2 ends for my laptop.
When I plug it in, audio only comes from one ear, and any level of talking sounds distant and echoey, like you're in a auditorium. Any audio that is not talking, sounds flat, dull, and is just generally not high quality. This is not my desired experience.
Is it a problem with the headphones? A problem with my device?
I plugged them into my 7th gen iPad, and they had the same problem.
I'm using a dell G15 5511, and I plugged in another 3.5 mm headphone that I had, and it doesn't have that problem.
Do I need to buy a sound card? Should I ask for a different pair?
I need some help here.
DOES THE MIC AUDIO CUT IN AND OUT WHEN U TALK AT A NORMAL VOLUME WHILE GAMING?
Wait Seriously even over the AKG7XX???
Hey Josh ,
Love Your Videos Man , Those're very helpful for making Purchase Diction .
Just a little Request . . . Can Make a Top 5 Gaming Headset Recommendation Video . . . !
It Will Be Helpful For Many Gamers Like Me
🖤
I Have the Sennheiser GSP 500's for FPS gaming and very happy with them. I'm looking for enjoyable headphones for the more cinematic games. Any recommendations?
Just got the pc38x and I gotta tell ya even though I ordered a soundblaster x4 to run with it these are awsome for music and games. being open is good so I won't get yelled at for not hearing me by my wife. Snug but thats probably cause they are new. I was using corsair wireless but when the charge was dying sound would crap out. Base is nice but the sound blaster will give me the Boom boom I want for music. Joshua sounds like he is talking right in my ear. awsome.
I had a few gaming Headsets from Sennheiser 10+ years ago. They didn't fare very well. After 1-3 years the volume dial stopped working properly (sound volume became imbalanced between the cups). Also the mute switch of the Mic broke. And the cables inside bendy part of the Mic broke. All in different Headsets. One Gaming Headset had volume on the cable, which also broke.
And no i rarely used the volume or the Mic Mute more then once a Day.
Since then I avoided Headsets with moving parts and i bought a Headphone and a Antlion Modmic 5. That pair is lasting longer then all of the Gaming Headsets combined.
When i was little i bought a pair of headphones that cost 9dollers,they were so good that to this day i still havent found a replacement regardless if price, unfortunately these days the company that made them opted on making them worse so its not even an option😢
What an incredible review.
@joshua valour where can I get a replacement cord for my 38x? Sometimes I have to rotate the cord because the mic doesn’t work
I've been looking for a nice new headset for months. Just ordered these.
I don't really like the design but if they sound great and are comfortable I don't really care.
Would I need a combo adapter to connect it to a dac/Amp? The ifi zen dac v2 and the schiit hel 2 in particular
Anyone tried it with ps5?
Howre these compared to the G4me Ones by Sennheiser? I have the Game Ones with the Sennheiser GSX 1000 Audio Amplifier and I think it works great. But if these are that much better.....
Great review. I have heard that this headset uses the drivers from the Sennheiser/EPOS GSP 500, but using the form factor of the Sennheiser Game One. Is this true? Cheers!
Any interest in SMSL SU-9? some of your fans wanna see its review from your end. We'd love to cooperate with you as well.