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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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RTINGS

The 1More Triple Driver are the best wired earbuds for bass with a wired design that we've tested. Even though they're more bare-bones in design when compared to other headphones on this list, if you don't like worrying about battery life or lag, they're a solid choice. They even come with nine differently sized earbud tips, meaning you can find the most comfortable fit for you.

These earbuds have a well-balanced sound profile that delivers a punchy, boomy bass. Although some users may find them a little muddy-sounding, they're still suited for bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop. They also have decent build quality and feel pretty durable, especially as their earbuds have a brushed metal finish. Although their in-line remote offers only very basic controls, they're very efficient and straightforward to use. If you need to make a call here or there, their microphone also does a good job of capturing clear voices.

Unfortunately, they lack a companion app to easily customize their sound. The cables leading up to the earbuds also feel slightly thinner than the rest of the audio cable, and they seem especially prone to wear and tear over time. There have been user reports of receiving electric shocks from their units too. If you're looking for a pair of wired earbuds for listening to bass-heavy movies or gameplay and you're looking to avoid audio lag, these are a suitable choice.

The 1More Triple Driver are the best wired earbuds with a mic that we've tested. Like the Sony WI-1000XM2 Wireless, these buds have an in-line mic that sits closer to your mouth. As a result, their mic has a good recording quality, ensuring that your voice sounds clear and easy to understand. The mic can also separate your voice from moderately noisy environments like a busy street, but it has a harder time with louder sounds like a train pulling into the station.

These buds have a fairly balanced mid-range, so speech sounds detailed, although a bit muddy. If you want to use them to listen to music, their overall bass-heavy sound profile is well-suited for genres like EDM and hip-hop. Although their in-line controls are fairly basic, the buttons are easy to use, so you can quickly answer and end calls and adjust your audio's volume. The buds also have a decently comfortable fit and come with nine different pairs of ear tips to help you get the best fit.

Unfortunately, some users have reported receiving electrical shocks from their units. While we didn't experience this with our unit, it's still important to keep this in mind as it can indicate the manufacturer's quality control. If you prefer wired earbuds to ensure your audio is virtually latency-free, they offer a decent overall mic performance.

The best wired gaming earbuds with an in-line mic that we've tested are the 1More Triple Driver. Thanks to their wired design, they virtually eliminate audio lag, meaning your audio and visuals stay in sync while gaming. Additionally, they can offer higher audio quality than their wireless counterparts on this list. Their in-line mic has good recording quality, ensuring your voice is heard clearly. It also does a decent job of separating your voice from moderate ambient noise around you.

These headphones have a warm sound profile that delivers a touch of extra boom to your gameplay, which can help bring out sound effects. Their mid-range is still fairly neutral and balanced, which ensures that dialogue and instruments sound clear and present. They also have a decently comfortable fit and come with a variety of different ear tip sizes to help you achieve a good fit.

The audio cables leading to the earbuds feel thin and could be subject to wear and tear over time. Some users have also reported experiencing electric shocks from their units. The headphones struggle to block out the low rumble of bus and plane engines too, which could be frustrating if you're mobile gaming on the go. However, they do a better job of reducing ambient chatter around you.

The best wired earbuds for small ears we've tested are the 1More Triple Driver. These in-ear headphones are very light and have a decently comfortable design. They don't sit too far inside your ears and come with nine pairs of decently-sized tips, including some made of foam, so you can pick what size and material you prefer.

Their overemphasized bass response adds extra warmth and boom to your audio, making them well-suited for genres like EDM and hip-hop. Their mid-range response is also very neutral, and instruments and lead vocals sound clear and detailed, so their sound is suitable for a variety of genres. Unlike many wired headphones, these also come with a portable hard plastic case to protect them when you're on the go.

However, they lack an ANC feature and don't passively isolate you from very much noise. Some users have reported receiving electric shocks from their units. They don't have a companion app or come with features like an EQ or presets that you could use to customize their sound. Otherwise, they offer a solid overall performance and come with many different tip size options to help you find a good fit.

Consumer Reports

Our techs were pleasantly surprised to find that—unlike most portable models—these small, sleek $100 earphones deliver excellent sound. They come with nine pairs of earpieces to help you find just the right fit. And the earpluglike design limits extraneous noise.

These small, sleek 1More E1001 Triple Drive earphones have an earpluglike design that limits extraneous noise, and they deliver sound that earns an Excellent rating in our tests, beating out models that cost hundreds more. The audio cable has inline volume and smartphone controls with an integrated microphone. To ensure a proper fit, the device comes with nine pairs of earpieces in various sizes and types.
For more options: Best Headphones

These small, sleek 1More E1001 Triple Drive earphones have an earpluglike design that limits extraneous noise, and they deliver sound that earns an Excellent rating in our tests, beating out models that cost hundreds more. The audio cable has inline volume and smartphone controls with an integrated microphone. To ensure a proper fit, the device comes with nine pairs of earpieces in various sizes and types.For more options: Best Headphones

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 these are wired and I don’t want to be carrying those around. I recently tried 1more Dual Driver ANC Pro Wireless In-Ear Headphones, but those did not have the low range I wanted.

.. these are wired and I don’t want to be carrying those around. I recently tried 1more Dual Driver ANC Pro Wireless In-Ear Headphones, but those did not have the low range I wanted

Past Gear Experience: I’ve had the 1more Triple Driver earbuds for a little over 2 years and they work well, but I’m looking for a Bluetooth option. I have Audio-Technica ATH-M30x ..

I want something that will have a good bass profile and overall sound quality, no muddy bass or piercing highs, and can hold a stable connection to iPhones/Apple products.

Orchestral tracks, like the opening scene in John Adams' The Gospel According to the Other Mary, sound phenomenal. You get the richness of the lower register instrumentation and the bright treble edge of the higher register strings, brass, and vocals perfectly complementing each other. The balance here is nearly perfect, with the bass response playing a supporting role without shrinking into the distance&mdash;you get a wonderful sense of the space the recording was made in, and ideal clarity throughout the entire frequency range.

 The drums on this track can sound ridiculously unnatural on heavily bass-boosted pairs, but here they sound wonderful. There's a perfect low-end presence, giving the drums the body they possess naturally and nothing more. Just as ideal are the high-mids and highs that lend some treble edge and crispness to Callahan's rich baritone vocals and the attack of the guitar strumming. This is a balanced, clear sound that will appeal to purists seeking high frequency clarity without giving up the bass response

 There are nine pairs of eartips alone, in varying styles, materials, and sizes. With such a focus on accessories and materials, it wouldn't be a surprise if the earphones were lacking in the audio department. Instead, the sound quality is good enough to earn our Editors' Choice.

 Just as ideal are the high-mids and highs that lend some treble edge and crispness to Callahan's rich baritone vocals and the attack of the guitar strumming. This is a balanced, clear sound that will appeal to purists seeking high frequency clarity without giving up the bass response.

1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones Review

 When you can hear the base drum levels and base lines of guitar separately and distinctly on the low end, that is balanced. That is what the 1more triples will give you. The mids are crisp, clear, bright, and resonant. The high end doesnt rattle and shines bright without piercing through you or sounding tinny

 and that is a problem. A $100 pair of IEM's isnt disposable. You should be able to fix them. No excuse for not being able to

 They did offer me 40% off another product which I took advantage of by purchasing their quad drivers, BUT I was hard pressed to do it taking into account the above. No repairs signified that as a manufacturer you consider your products disposable, AT ANY PRICE POINT, and although 1mores products offer great sound therefore value..

 The 1more Triple Drivers are the finest, most balanced, and well tuned IEM's Ive ever used. PERIOD.  In order to make the most of these, YOU MUST, have a DAC and high quality FLAC audio files to use with them. If streaming, ONLY, use the highest quality setting

Awesome For High End DAC Lossless Audio But Beware Of The Plug.

 Those aren't so special, however. In the end, our only reservation about the Triple Driver is its design. There are other headphones out  there that look similar and while the headphone fits comfortably, it  worked better during stationary sessions than when walking  around. While in motion, the bud needs frequent adjustment to keep a  tight seal, which is crucial to getting the high-quality sound the  headphone is capable of producing

 The Triple Driver sounds superior, with richer, more detailed sound. But the Bose, which offers very smooth sound, is a lighter, more comfortable headphone with a better, more secure fit, particularly when walking the streets of New York.We like both headphones, but given the choice between the two, we'd probably opt for the Bose for everyday use for the fit, and because the Bose works better when working out (the Bose has a winged silicon tip that holds the bud securely in place). 1More also makes the more affordable Dual Driver ($70) and Single Driver ($30) in-ear headphones, as well as the over-ear MK801 ($80)

 The EX1's treble is more exciting, and more accurate, but the Triple Driver's sound is more of a guilty pleasure.   

 Steve compared the Triple Driver with his favorite under $100 in-ear headphone, the FiiO EX1, and found the sound very different. While the earpieces of the two designs have a similar shape, the Triple Driver is finished to a higher standard and did a better job blocking external noise than the EX1.The EX1 is clearer and more transparent while but the Triple Driver's sound is richer and more textured. It was akin to listening to headphones plugged into a tube amplifier -- everything was just a little prettier and nicer sounding with the Triple Driver

1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones review: The best $100 headphone you've never heard of

 I don't even know why they are considered monitoring headphones, they are definitely not. They fall in the range of an apple EarPods, Sony, etc. I can tell you that I have tried all of those and I can tell you with total certainty that a Sony sounds much better, and all of them (apple, Sony, etc) cost less than $50 dollars. A total rip off, way too expensive for what they offer

 Maybe my advice can help you choose real headphones, so here goes:  - Buy name brand headphones, true quality brands, like shure, senheisser, fiio, etc. - True quality headphones are never going to be cheap, but believe me they are worth every penny.

  CONS  SOUND: - People who say they sound too good is most likely because they come from using skullcandy, EarPods, very low quality and low cost headphones. These definitely sound like a $50 dollar headphones, I'm telling you, you shouldn't pay more than $50 dollars for these, they definitely don't sound more than $50 dollars.  - Many people will tell you that they sound very very good, and the most striking thing is the price, and here the phrase ''the cheaper they are, the more expensive they will cost you'' applies. Certainly they can raise several frequencies, but they will fall short with amplifiers, etc, you will definitely want quality headphones

 its just a SHAME! (Look at the pictures)  COMFORT: - They are not comfortable at all, you have to find the right Tip for you... the plastic Tip because probably the foam one is already broken

TOO EXPENSIVE FOR WHAT THEY OFFER (SC4M) *run away*

I am contacting them to see what if anything they can do.  Unfortunately for me my one-year warranty period just passed last month on Oct 2021.

Hi all, 

I put in my pair of 1More Triple Driver earbuds after getting out of the shower, so my ear was a little damp, but not wet. I turned on some music, and my earbuds started shocking me. I have felt a little tinge before, but nothing like this. It hurt quite badly. I am wondering if this is a common thing to happen and if it has to do with the model of earbud. The triple drivers have a metal housing, so maybe they are not insulated properly.

<div class="md"><p>Hi all, </p>

<p>I put in my pair of 1More Triple Driver earbuds after getting out of the shower, so my ear was a little damp, but not wet. I turned on some music, and my earbuds started shocking me. I have felt a little tinge before, but nothing like this. It hurt quite badly. I am wondering if this is a common thing to happen and if it has to do with the model of earbud. The triple drivers have a metal housing, so maybe they are not insulated properly.</p>
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Electric Shock From Earbuds (1More Triple Driver, Wired)

The connectivity is very spotty. Reviews call these are some of the best-sounding true wireless offerings, but I find that the highs sounds rather poor. My 1Mores blow them out of the water at less than half the price. I know there are differences from a wired set with the G8's DAC to Bluetooth, but cymbals are missing a LOT of detail on the high end with these

 My 1Mores blow them out of the water at less than half the price. I know there are differences from a wired set with the G8's DAC to Bluetooth, but cymbals are missing a LOT of detail on the high end with these.

Hey all, my gaming headset has died and I'm looking to make the leap to headphones and a standalone mic instead.

I am severely uneducated with regards to this, can I get a sense check? I will only use them for gaming and listening to music/videos. The items I have chosen total around £270 and I would like to keep the figure around that!

I have been looking at the Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro Headphones, with the Fiio E10K Headphone Amplifier and a Blue Yeti USB microphone. Does anyone see any glaring errors with my choices? Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>Hey all, my gaming headset has died and I&#39;m looking to make the leap to headphones and a standalone mic instead.</p>

<p>I am severely uneducated with regards to this, can I get a sense check? I will only use them for gaming and listening to music/videos. The items I have chosen total around £270 and I would like to keep the figure around that!</p>

<p>I have been looking at the Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro Headphones, with the Fiio E10K Headphone Amplifier and a Blue Yeti USB microphone. Does anyone see any glaring errors with my choices? Thanks.</p>
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I'm thinking about buying a budget gaming headset. After reading online I'm thinking about HyperX Cloud II, but i want to make sure of one thing - I sometimes would want to connect it into 2 devices in the same time, for example when i play on my PS4 and want to talk to my friends on discord through connecting it to my phone/PC. Would that work? i see that they don't have a wireless connection(as most budget gaming headsets).

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m thinking about buying a budget gaming headset. After reading online I&#39;m thinking about HyperX Cloud II, but i want to make sure of one thing - I sometimes would want to connect it into 2 devices in the same time, for example when i play on my PS4 and want to talk to my friends on discord through connecting it to my phone/PC. Would that work? i see that they don&#39;t have a wireless connection(as most budget gaming headsets).</p>
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I’m looking to invest around a $500 budget to step into the high-end audio world, and have decided to buy the Sennheiser HD 6XX as my pair of headphones. I’m not sure what would be a good pairing for DAC and Amp, or just a DAC/Amp combo. I was thinking about the Schiit Magi + Modi stack, but could use a recommendation on any other options available for under $250.

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking to invest around a $500 budget to step into the high-end audio world, and have decided to buy the Sennheiser HD 6XX as my pair of headphones. I’m not sure what would be a good pairing for DAC and Amp, or just a DAC/Amp combo. I was thinking about the Schiit Magi + Modi stack, but could use a recommendation on any other options available for under $250.</p>
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 Hi guys , I was looking for a decent pair to replace my Audio-Technica ATH-M30X basically for my TV ( Netflix ).I tried Taotronics SoundSurge 90 I am not impressed with the sound quality. I was thinking of trying out the Anker Soundcore Life Q20. What do you think? Is it worth the try?

<div class="md"><p>Hi guys , I was looking for a decent pair to replace my Audio-Technica ATH-M30X basically for my TV ( Netflix ).I tried Taotronics SoundSurge 90 I am not impressed with the sound quality. I was thinking of trying out the Anker Soundcore Life Q20. What do you think? Is it worth the try?</p>
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 My Sabbats no longer make the two 'device connected' sound prompts (pairing), only the 'connected' sound. Only one earbud can connect at a time and the bluetooth page shows Sabbat X12 Pro and Sabbat X12 Pro-R. I've tried hard resetting (Press for 20 seconds while off) and resetting it while in the case, both methods don't seem to work. Any advice?

<div class="md"><p>My Sabbats no longer make the two &#39;device connected&#39; sound prompts (pairing), only the &#39;connected&#39; sound. Only one earbud can connect at a time and the bluetooth page shows Sabbat X12 Pro and Sabbat X12 Pro-R. I&#39;ve tried hard resetting (Press for 20 seconds while off) and resetting it while in the case, both methods don&#39;t seem to work. Any advice?</p>
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Hi all! I'm essentially looking for an upgrade to my first-generate Apple AirPods. My main priority is longer battery life because I frequently need to have my headphones in for 6-7 hours continuously. My absolute dealbreaker is that I need the headphones to automatically turn on/off and pair when I take them out of the case, like the AirPods do.

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* **Budget** \- flexible but looking to spend around $200 USD.
* **Source** \- looking for Bluetooth that work with my iPhone, laptop, etc.
* **Requirements for Isolation** \- isolation would be nice but not essential.
* **Will you be using these Headphones in Public?** Yes, on the bus, airports, etc.
* **Preferred Type of Headphone** \- I would prefer earphones such as the AirPods, but don't mind on-ear. I want to stay away from headbands.
* **Preferred tonal balance** \- overall balanced
* **Past headphones** \- AirPods. Crucial feature is the ability to automatically pair with my phone when I take them out of the case.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hi all! I&#39;m essentially looking for an upgrade to my first-generate Apple AirPods. My main priority is longer battery life because I frequently need to have my headphones in for 6-7 hours continuously. My absolute dealbreaker is that I need the headphones to automatically turn on/off and pair when I take them out of the case, like the AirPods do.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Budget</strong> - flexible but looking to spend around $200 USD.</li>
<li><strong>Source</strong> - looking for Bluetooth that work with my iPhone, laptop, etc.</li>
<li><strong>Requirements for Isolation</strong> - isolation would be nice but not essential.</li>
<li><strong>Will you be using these Headphones in Public?</strong> Yes, on the bus, airports, etc.</li>
<li><strong>Preferred Type of Headphone</strong> - I would prefer earphones such as the AirPods, but don&#39;t mind on-ear. I want to stay away from headbands.</li>
<li><strong>Preferred tonal balance</strong> - overall balanced</li>
<li><strong>Past headphones</strong> - AirPods. Crucial feature is the ability to automatically pair with my phone when I take them out of the case.</li>
</ul>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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* **Budget** \- Ideally 200-300 euro, can be stretched up to 800 if it is really worth it.
* **Source** \- Topping DX3Pro mostly, hooked up to PC (games / Youtube) and as a Roon endpoint. sometimes AudioQuest Dragonfly Red (iPad) or Audioengine D1 (secondary office)
* **Requirements for Isolation** \- I do not need isolation, but don't mind having a closed or semi-closed set.
* **Will you be using these Headphones in Public? -** Most certainly not
* **Preferred Type of Headphone** \- Full sized over-ear.
* **Preferred tonal balance** \- Balanced to warm / fun.
* **Past headphones** \- I have a pair of B&O H2 on-ears and Airpods Pro for videocalls and / or going outside. I use a pair of Philips Fidelio X2's and AQ Nightowl Carbon's at my main desk on which I also game. Both are starting to fall apart because of intensive use (X2's are not repairable, Nightowl's maybe, haven't found the spare headband required). I really dig the comfort of both pair of cans.
* **Preferred Music** \- I have a diverse Roon Library (also Tidal HiFi), consisting out of some EDM / loungy stuff for background during work, some pop and rock, some international music, a fair bit of female vocal tracks (Peia Luzzi for a specific example).
* **What would you like to improve on from your set-up** \- I really need comfort for extended use. I do less "critical listening" than I initially anticipated and more casual listening while working / browsing the web, etc... The build quality of my Nightowls (bought them near launch, at their launch price) hasn't really stood the test of time, but I like how they sound for most of my listening. For games they are ok, but I prefer the X2's for their better soundstage and imaging although they feel a bit less precise in their reproduction of sound compared to the Nightowls. A new set of cans should ideally be really comfortable, have a wide soundstage and good imaging, and is not too sterile in terms of frequency response (I believe both X2's and Nightowl's are considered "fun"/ "warm/colored"?). I like my cans to have a good amount of bass, but probably not "basshead" kind of levels...

If you live outside of the US, please also provide:

* **Location** \- Western Europe, can reliable shop in the Benelux, Germany and France.

I would like to hear what you consider to be my options to narrow my search down to?

<div class="md"><ul>
<li><strong>Budget</strong> - Ideally 200-300 euro, can be stretched up to 800 if it is really worth it.</li>
<li><strong>Source</strong> - Topping DX3Pro mostly, hooked up to PC (games / Youtube) and as a Roon endpoint. sometimes AudioQuest Dragonfly Red (iPad) or Audioengine D1 (secondary office)</li>
<li><strong>Requirements for Isolation</strong> - I do not need isolation, but don&#39;t mind having a closed or semi-closed set.</li>
<li><strong>Will you be using these Headphones in Public? -</strong> Most certainly not</li>
<li><strong>Preferred Type of Headphone</strong> - Full sized over-ear.</li>
<li><strong>Preferred tonal balance</strong> - Balanced to warm / fun.</li>
<li><strong>Past headphones</strong> - I have a pair of B&amp;O H2 on-ears and Airpods Pro for videocalls and / or going outside. I use a pair of Philips Fidelio X2&#39;s and AQ Nightowl Carbon&#39;s at my main desk on which I also game. Both are starting to fall apart because of intensive use (X2&#39;s are not repairable, Nightowl&#39;s maybe, haven&#39;t found the spare headband required). I really dig the comfort of both pair of cans.</li>
<li><strong>Preferred Music</strong> - I have a diverse Roon Library (also Tidal HiFi), consisting out of some EDM / loungy stuff for background during work, some pop and rock, some international music, a fair bit of female vocal tracks (Peia Luzzi for a specific example).</li>
<li><strong>What would you like to improve on from your set-up</strong> - I really need comfort for extended use. I do less &quot;critical listening&quot; than I initially anticipated and more casual listening while working / browsing the web, etc... The build quality of my Nightowls (bought them near launch, at their launch price) hasn&#39;t really stood the test of time, but I like how they sound for most of my listening. For games they are ok, but I prefer the X2&#39;s for their better soundstage and imaging although they feel a bit less precise in their reproduction of sound compared to the Nightowls. A new set of cans should ideally be really comfortable, have a wide soundstage and good imaging, and is not too sterile in terms of frequency response (I believe both X2&#39;s and Nightowl&#39;s are considered &quot;fun&quot;/ &quot;warm/colored&quot;?). I like my cans to have a good amount of bass, but probably not &quot;basshead&quot; kind of levels...</li>
</ul>

<p>If you live outside of the US, please also provide:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Location</strong> - Western Europe, can reliable shop in the Benelux, Germany and France.</li>
</ul>

<p>I would like to hear what you consider to be my options to narrow my search down to?</p>
</div>

- **Price:** $300 (flexible, but I'd prefer lower oc lol)

- **Source**: for pc so usb or 3.5mm(?). I also have a steelseries gamedac if that helps. I think it does micro USB.

- **Isolation**: I would like a lot. I'm using this at home not in public, but I have a loud ass furnace right behind me in the winter and I'm moving to the city some point. So active sound cancelling I suppose would work well for the furnace. However I have tinnitus so passive would be preffered. Im unsure how active cancellation might affect tinnitus, although I figure the less your ear is exposed to the better. My primary reason for switching headphones is for better isolation.

- **Preferred type**: full size, closed back.

- **Preferred tonal balance**: I'm kinda ok with whatever I suppose. Listen to a lot of music, and game a fair bit, not sure what would be best here. 

- **Past headphones**: steelseries arctis 5 (current), some other cheap steelseries and another cheap sennheiser. Both of these were like <$30.

- **Preferred music**: I listen to a lot of metal (death, black, tech, blackgaze, folk, drone, ect), as well as drone, neofolk, ambient, shoegaze.

- **What I would like to improve**: well I really like my arctis 5 atm, the major issue I have is sound isolation. I have tinnitus and I avoid turning the volume up as much as possible but it becomes difficult to hear with the background noise in my living situation. I used to be into competitive gaming and it was always trying to find a balance between hearing teammates, maintaining auditory awareness and trying desperately not to make my tinnitus worse. I loathed needing yo make that choice but I figure there will always be more tournaments but I only got 2 ears.

I was poking around some at the recommend headphones and the mmx 300 caught my eye, but I'm unsure how the noise isolation is.

- **Location**: US

<div class="md"><ul>
<li><p><strong>Price:</strong> $300 (flexible, but I&#39;d prefer lower oc lol)</p></li>
<li><p><strong>Source</strong>: for pc so usb or 3.5mm(?). I also have a steelseries gamedac if that helps. I think it does micro USB.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>Isolation</strong>: I would like a lot. I&#39;m using this at home not in public, but I have a loud ass furnace right behind me in the winter and I&#39;m moving to the city some point. So active sound cancelling I suppose would work well for the furnace. However I have tinnitus so passive would be preffered. Im unsure how active cancellation might affect tinnitus, although I figure the less your ear is exposed to the better. My primary reason for switching headphones is for better isolation.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>Preferred type</strong>: full size, closed back.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>Preferred tonal balance</strong>: I&#39;m kinda ok with whatever I suppose. Listen to a lot of music, and game a fair bit, not sure what would be best here. </p></li>
<li><p><strong>Past headphones</strong>: steelseries arctis 5 (current), some other cheap steelseries and another cheap sennheiser. Both of these were like &lt;$30.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>Preferred music</strong>: I listen to a lot of metal (death, black, tech, blackgaze, folk, drone, ect), as well as drone, neofolk, ambient, shoegaze.</p></li>
<li><p><strong>What I would like to improve</strong>: well I really like my arctis 5 atm, the major issue I have is sound isolation. I have tinnitus and I avoid turning the volume up as much as possible but it becomes difficult to hear with the background noise in my living situation. I used to be into competitive gaming and it was always trying to find a balance between hearing teammates, maintaining auditory awareness and trying desperately not to make my tinnitus worse. I loathed needing yo make that choice but I figure there will always be more tournaments but I only got 2 ears.</p></li>
</ul>

<p>I was poking around some at the recommend headphones and the mmx 300 caught my eye, but I&#39;m unsure how the noise isolation is.</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Location</strong>: US</li>
</ul>
</div>

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## Purchase Advice

* Please make use of [this template](/r/headphones/wiki/purchaseadvice), it helps others answer your question. Questions without enough detail will often remain unanswered.

* Remember that the more specific you are, the better quality the responses you are likely to receive.


## What kind of questions are considered Tech Support:

* How can I fix issue X (e.g.: buzzing / hissing) on my equipment Y

* Have I damaged my equipment by doing X, or will I damage my equipment if I do X?

* What does equipment X do, or do I really need equipment Y?

* Can my amplifier X drive my headphones Y?

* What's the meaning of specification X (e.g.: Output Impedance / Vrms / Sensitivity)?

* How should I connect and set up my system hardware or software?


## Common problems, questions and their solutions are answered in the [DAC &amp; Amplifier FAQ](https://sites.google.com/view/dacampadvice/faq-eli5)

* What is a DAC? What is an Amp? Do I need that and how do I know if my amplifier is powerful enough?

* How can I fix noise and sound issues?

* How should I setup my system?

* What is impedance? What is sensitivity? Why do these things matter?


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<div class="md"><p>Looking for advice with a purchase or help troubleshooting a problem?  This is the place.  This post will be refreshed and replaced when it is 2 days old<a href="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/256112744011530242/363963783728857090/snoo_neu.png">.</a></p>

<h2>Purchase Advice</h2>

<ul>
<li><p>Please make use of <a href="/r/headphones/wiki/purchaseadvice">this template</a>, it helps others answer your question. Questions without enough detail will often remain unanswered.</p></li>
<li><p>Remember that the more specific you are, the better quality the responses you are likely to receive.</p></li>
</ul>

<h2>What kind of questions are considered Tech Support:</h2>

<ul>
<li><p>How can I fix issue X (e.g.: buzzing / hissing) on my equipment Y</p></li>
<li><p>Have I damaged my equipment by doing X, or will I damage my equipment if I do X?</p></li>
<li><p>What does equipment X do, or do I really need equipment Y?</p></li>
<li><p>Can my amplifier X drive my headphones Y?</p></li>
<li><p>What&#39;s the meaning of specification X (e.g.: Output Impedance / Vrms / Sensitivity)?</p></li>
<li><p>How should I connect and set up my system hardware or software?</p></li>
</ul>

<h2>Common problems, questions and their solutions are answered in the <a href="https://sites.google.com/view/dacampadvice/faq-eli5">DAC &amp; Amplifier FAQ</a></h2>

<ul>
<li><p>What is a DAC? What is an Amp? Do I need that and how do I know if my amplifier is powerful enough?</p></li>
<li><p>How can I fix noise and sound issues?</p></li>
<li><p>How should I setup my system?</p></li>
<li><p>What is impedance? What is sensitivity? Why do these things matter?</p></li>
</ul>

<p>After asking a question, please be patient since volunteers may not always be immediately available.**</p>
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