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After reading the Headphones thread I was wondering what kinda setups people were running for listening to music, games etc on...
Home: Beyerdyanmic DTX-900's on Onboard Audio (Onboard sucks :()
On the go: AKG K26P's on a Sony CD Walkman (Looking to upgrade at end of year to iAudio X5 20GB)
ipod. z5500's on an audigy2 platinum pro.
iTunes - Zalman 5.1 Headphones - Onboard Audio
Winamp - Altec stereo headphones - On board sound but still v good.
Ipod Nano for porting.
Winamp - Logi Z-680 - Sound Blaster Live
Sony NWE-407 for porting.
Beyerdynamic DT770 (Some version that would run well with slightly lower power not needing a headphone amp), Onboard SB live 24bit >_<. WMP or Winamp :P
Senn HD280 Pro's. don't listen on the go but if i do i use the same headphones on a 60GB iPod. Audigy 2 ZS probably be an X-Fi Soon enough. and Klipsch 2.1 Speakers. Klipsch > Logitech.
Usually my Sony 300W mp3 stereo at home but I have Allesando MS1s as well for when I need to hear a little more range :)
On the go I use my Ipod shuffle with the stock whites. They have developed a rattle from my Hip-Hop music so Im buying Senn MX-500s :D Now I wont look like an Ipod wierdo.
Yeah the ipod ones always develop a rattle. I got mine rattling after a few days of hard trance :(
Koss portapros + ipod for portable. Hate big portable headphone and the koss ones are nice and small and go hard for the price. Awesome bass.
Sennhesier HD 25 sp for the decks. Freakin quality.
Just crappy regular 2.1 speakers with the compy :(
Winamp on
- Philips SBC HP800
- Sony DHC-FL5D
Ipod on stocko headphones, which too have developed a rattle, bought a pair of sony MDR-G73 but didn't like the feel or sound of them
Winamp - Koss KSC-50
i also have Etymotic ER-6i's for my iPod. but they get very uncomfortable after a while, and lack bass compaire to my 280's.
iPod + Sure E2C Canalphones
iTunes + X-mystique 7.1 Dolby Digital with Altec Lansing AC890s or something.. soon to be a set of Logitech 5500s I think :)
Winamp - Logitech z680
and/or - Sennheiser MU-SERS120