Hey guys,
I've been looking for a new pair of headphones to go along with a new PC I'm building. My current one is a Logitech g230, not exactly great on audio but good for the price. I was originally planning to go for a more gaming-oriented headset (Kingston HyperX Cloud) rather than headphones but decided to get a more premium sound quality and up the headphone budget.
My question to you guys is what pair of headphones would you reccommend and why? My budget is anywhere between $150-$250 USD and I do not require a mic or wireless functionality, just great sound for listening to music and playing CS:GO and Battlefield etc.
I'm looking for a over ear closed design with fairly decent passive noise cancellation, and something suitable for potential use in public (however this is not important or a necessity).
My current choice is the Sennheiser Momentum at around $175 on Amazon.
It WILL be paired with a soundcard, most likely the Creative Sound Blaster Omni for it's USB rather than PCI capabilities but I am thinking of a Sound Blaster Z series variant or a ASUS Xonar as well.
I've been looking for a new pair of headphones to go along with a new PC I'm building. My current one is a Logitech g230, not exactly great on audio but good for the price. I was originally planning to go for a more gaming-oriented headset (Kingston HyperX Cloud) rather than headphones but decided to get a more premium sound quality and up the headphone budget.
My question to you guys is what pair of headphones would you reccommend and why? My budget is anywhere between $150-$250 USD and I do not require a mic or wireless functionality, just great sound for listening to music and playing CS:GO and Battlefield etc.
I'm looking for a over ear closed design with fairly decent passive noise cancellation, and something suitable for potential use in public (however this is not important or a necessity).
My current choice is the Sennheiser Momentum at around $175 on Amazon.
It WILL be paired with a soundcard, most likely the Creative Sound Blaster Omni for it's USB rather than PCI capabilities but I am thinking of a Sound Blaster Z series variant or a ASUS Xonar as well.