Top 8 Audiophile Headphones

Stringer · 2015-02-16T12:05:54Z

IGN: "Be it for gaming or music, a proper high-end headphones is a necessity for maximum enjoyment. Here are some of the best ones that money can buy."

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justlikeme3356d ago

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Dasteru3356d ago (Edited 3356d ago )

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Speed-Racer3356d ago

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mushroomwig3356d ago

I have the AKG 550s, perfect for me. :)

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johny53356d ago

Are the Audio Technica ATH-M50x or Sony MDR1A a step up from my Denon AH-D2000?

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Bimkoblerutso3356d ago (Edited 3356d ago )

No, I would look at the NAD HP50 if you want something a little more even sounding, or the V-Moda M100's if you want a comparable amount of bass.

Even then, though, the D2000's stand up pretty damn well. I still love those things. You'd have to go up into the next bracket to get a really good "step up" in quality, and at that point you're going to have to start looking at amps because they start getting pretty inefficient.

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johny53356d ago

You mean like the Sennheiser HD800 :o Wouldn't the Denon AH-D600 be a step up model?

Seriously though, how about the Sony MDRZ7's? There $700 dollar headphones and Sony's reference headphone!

Those got to be better for sure?

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darkwalker3356d ago

I like that the Sennheiser HD800's are there, but no Grado? They're well known for catering primarily to the audiophile market.

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