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The Logitech's audio is decent, not great by any means but its okay, mic quality of that is really good though, probably the best among 3. Plastic built. The HyperX Cloud audio is good, the best out of 3 in my experience, keep in mind that this is very subjective so my good audio may not be...

Generally a mic/headphones combo will have better audio quality but still it depends on your need and budget, for a budget below 120 dollars, I'll say it doesn't make much difference.

The Sennheiser is one of the best pair of headset I've used, although I personally prefer the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 as I like its sound signature more. The Astro is nice, it has a lot of sweet little functions and works really well with consoles, the audio is only so so to me when it comes to...

Is wireless capability a must for you? Because there are definitely a lot of better headset audio quality wise considering the price you are willing to pay. None of the headset you listed are particularly famous for their audio quality, even the HyperX Cloud (and HyperX has announced a Cloud 2...

I personally only consider a proper speaker setup as a true 7.1 surround audio. Sure, those so call "true 7.1" headphones like the Razer Tiamat works but the driver quality are utter crap, probably why they could afford to put multiple of them in each side of the cans. I for one don't think...

When it comes to value for money for headset, especially gaming ones, HyperX Cloud is almost certainly one to come by. Requirements: Work on OS X and Win 7. Check. Have equal or better sound quality to the P11's, To be honest, when you just want something sounds better than the P11, you are...

Check out the Fiio E10, its pretty good or its price.

Having your output with lower impedance than your headphones is almost always better than having an output impedance exceeds your headphone impedance. Read up "damping factor" on wikipedia. No, it will not destroy your headphone, what it might do to your headphone is make it losses control in...

Sound card: Using an Asus Xonar DX, its pretty decent. Headset wise, assuming you are not going for a pair of headphones + modmic, which in most cases are much better, I'll say the Sennheiser G4me Zero or Beyerdynamic MMX 300 are the top closed back gaming headset, I like the sound signature of...

I'll say 80 ohm or above requires an amp while 50+ ohm to 80 are recommended. Out of the 4 I'll choose the HyperX Cloud, the sound quality is really good for its price, I did bought a V-moda boom mic to go with it though. Outside of these, I think the G4me Zero and ATH-ADG1 are some really...

True 7.1 doesn't exist with headsets, even those with multiple drivers built in, no matter what the audio is just punching in through 2 channels right on top of your ear. If you really want a more realistic surround if virtual surround could not meet your requirement, get an open back one. The...

Both are great audio wise although a bit overpriced. I would choose the G4me One over the ADG1 as the Sennheiser is a lot more comfortable to me, I have always dislike the winged design of the headband.

Yes it is a open back one. I have a Sennheiser hd380 pro and its pretty good, and there is also their hd280 pro which is not that much of a difference. I do think there are other manufacturer that makes better closed back headphones though, AKG K271 is a decent one, the bass is a little weak...

I would recommend an Audio Technica m50x or a Sennheiser HD558 headphones with a modmic to make it a complete headset.