- Oct 2, 2014
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Hello! I want to avoid sounding like a choosy begger but this might need a little explanation.
So, I have autism, and one of my vices, so to speak, is texture - audio too, has a texture. It means that i end up severely discomforted by low quality audio to the point that I would rather no audio at all than low quality audio.
However, I'm also broke, which puts me at a bit of a conundrum.
Back when I had more money, I acquired a Steelseries Arctis Pro - Not the GameDAC variant, the cheaper one - but the speakers are both physically comfortable, audibly comfortable but still exceedingly expensive.
However, they are also fragile. I've been through two replacements in a single warranty, and that has since expired. I now need a new headset; but while I can deal with a "somewhat" uncomfortable feeling headset I need the audio to be good. Clear, good amounts of bass, but not muddy, crisp, not tinny - but one that's cheap.
I don't have any care about brand, or nametags, it just needs to sound good.
Are there any recommendations you chaps could provide? I would also ideally prefer something that uses USB over 3.5 simply because my 3.5 is already in use by my TV speakers. But this is a little less important because I'm sure there are USB-3.5 adaptors.
So, I have autism, and one of my vices, so to speak, is texture - audio too, has a texture. It means that i end up severely discomforted by low quality audio to the point that I would rather no audio at all than low quality audio.
However, I'm also broke, which puts me at a bit of a conundrum.
Back when I had more money, I acquired a Steelseries Arctis Pro - Not the GameDAC variant, the cheaper one - but the speakers are both physically comfortable, audibly comfortable but still exceedingly expensive.
However, they are also fragile. I've been through two replacements in a single warranty, and that has since expired. I now need a new headset; but while I can deal with a "somewhat" uncomfortable feeling headset I need the audio to be good. Clear, good amounts of bass, but not muddy, crisp, not tinny - but one that's cheap.
I don't have any care about brand, or nametags, it just needs to sound good.
Are there any recommendations you chaps could provide? I would also ideally prefer something that uses USB over 3.5 simply because my 3.5 is already in use by my TV speakers. But this is a little less important because I'm sure there are USB-3.5 adaptors.
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