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    must be one hell of a cable running to the headset!
    For joy, apparently, it was all Franny could do to hold the phone, even with both hands.

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    Originally posted by Bunjiweb
    The Zalman Headphones are excellent in my opinion. For Gaming, DVD Movies and Music, they provide a quality and thorough sound in true surround. This is achieved by having 6 speakers in the headphone, 3 each side (2 front, 2 centre and 2 rear).

    Well worth the purchase if u:

    a) can afford them
    b) can find somewhere that sells them.

    Ben

    Not excellent... but good.

    Pros:
    + Great for surround sound gaming
    + Good for DVD movies with 5.1 sound tracks

    Cons:
    - Not very good for music listening
    - Outright poor for DVD Audio



    *Disclaimer* - The contents of this message are not necessarily my own opinions,thoughts or views... they may belong to the voices in my head!

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    ive just ordered these, http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/produc...TEC-RPF880.htm

    5hz freq responce = lot of bass

    would they be better than Sennheiser HD 497's?

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    Originally posted by XTR
    Not excellent... but good.

    Cons:
    - Not very good for music listening
    - Outright poor for DVD Audio
    I disagree - Listening to music through these headphones gave a very good quality and thorough sound.

    Were u using MP3s or CDs?...

    DVD Audio im not sure as i dont have any DVD Audio discs? If you meant DVD Audio i'm also puzzled as to where u got this idea from? Are u just using crap equipment or not setting up right?

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    Hexus Hardware (no relation to this wonderful Hexus, I assume?) ran a review of those Zalman headphones.

    Their conclusions were they gave a good surround sound effect in games but the sound quality was too poor (especially in the rear channels) for sufficiently good DVD/audio playback.

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    I bought the Sennheiser 497s from Askdirect (the best price I could find) for my laptop. They're the best headphones I could find for <£50 (after searching through a load of reviews).

    They have good quality sound and are really comfortable, but people nearby can hear a fair amount of sound if you turn it up a bit. It comes with a convertor and the lead is nice and long.

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    Having heard so many good things about Sennheiser headphones in the last few years, I am starting to think that I should get a pair.
    Never was a big fan of headphones TBH, although it could be that I was using cheap £10 with microphone integrated by of headphones ^^;

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    ARe you going for pure gaming use or music listening as well?

    Whathifi gave the Sennheiser PX100 (£30) a Best Buy award in their recent 2003 awards. They happen to fold as well, usefull if you LAN.....
    They gave the 497's 4/5 in July '02 saying : "Good value and sound quality is decent for 'phones that are as svelte as these".

    With regard to Sennheiser PC gear. I use one of their neck mics for gaming (m@m 40 - £14 Maplin). Maplin also stock nice sterio sets with boom mic (MAB 40 & MAH 40) link here for between £30-50 but their website doesn't seem to have them.
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    stylez they top out at £50 start around 20. wish i couldve found a UK site for them b4 i got these audio 90s

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