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Heyo TheOhBuddy I've had experience with both of those headphones and in my opinion the HD598sr's are the clear winner. I'm a bit of a Sennheiser nut myself, but I could actually enjoy the HD598sr's compared to the M50X's. The M50X's have a tad too much bass for me and gawd those highs. I...

If you're in a quiet room open-back headphone will have better sound stage and imaging (positional awareness). However if open-backs just isn't an option, I'd say go and find some velour pads and see if those will help enough. Usually you want to go either fully open or fully closed ie...

Heyo pris0nerr If you have the chance change out your current pleather pads with some velour pads. This will allow some more heat to escape, but as @Lutfij said it won't isolate nearly as good. The best option would probably be some open.back headphones. These kind of headphones won't isolate...

Heyo Xperier Something like the Phillips SHP9500's is a solid choice at that price point. Open-back and competes way above their price-class. If open-back ain't an option, something like the Audio Technica ATH-M40X's would be good. I personally the stock pads to be a little uncomfortable and...

Heyo hcps-tomema I've never heard or used that headset, how I'd imagine as most other companies Razer is using some sort of compression to better noise isolate the microphone. However this means that the sound will suffer. My guess is that Razer is using an EQ in synapse or something to...

Heyo xraulb I think you're out of luck with this. Since it's a USB microphone you're not really able to change however you want your voice to sound. I don't know if some mixer-boards have the ability to actually make use of USB microphones, but that would be the option, if it's actually a...

Heyo Swooping I'd guess that those speakers have a higher impedance than your computer can handle. Have you tried plugging an external amp into the machine? Might be your amp which is kicking the bucket. Cheers

Heyo stampylover05 What headset are you currently using? Are you plugging the headset directly into the computer or are you using a USB solution that came with the headset? I suspect that your amplifier/DAC is probably the problem here. Cheers

Heyo hassaan_2002 You want a more "striking" sound? I guess making a v-shaped EQ for the earbuds would help. The APO EQ is nice free program for this. What earphones are you using? Cheers

Heyo bolgmister What exactly is your problem? Are you unable to record the microphone? If you're using audacity the usual problem is that you'r recording on stereo, however you'll have to record in mono since you're only using one microphone. Cheers

Heyo MercyMain I personally haven't tried either of those headsets, however I know that the Cloud alphas are based on an already established headphone (Takstar Pro 80). I've used the Cloud II's a few years ago and quite liked them (Everything considered). But I'd say go for the Alphas. Cheers

Heyo TheOhBuddy Personally I own the AT2020 XLR myself and I can recognise your "problems", however this is basically what you paid for. It's condenser mic therefore it will pick up almost everything. I use a MX cherry blue switch keyboard and it's VERY audible. This is what your money went to...

It will most likely stick to it. You might have to fiddle a little with the placement since it's mesh on the outside.

Heyo BatNerd It's somewhat hard to compare the 2 headphones like that. There's no real margins on much better one is better than the other. Audio is very subjective so something might sound good to another one, but sound like garbage to another. I'd probably go for the AD700X's myself since I...

Heyo zaymeistercomcast Now, I haven't tried the se60's however I will at any time put my money on the SHP9500's as good choice. I've used them beforehand and loved them. I personally feel like they sound kind of like the Sennheiser HD650's, but with a little more treble. They're like the...