[wmf]

I use the sen hd800s for gaming. Right now I mostly play fps. The positioning and soundstage definitely give an advantage. I can pretty much turn and shoot and hit the target just by sound with out ever getting my eyes on them. There very comfortable with no fatigue. Some might think they don't have enough bass, but I find that to be an advantage because a lot of bass usually mottled up the sound and covers a lot of audio que's.

yep, agree here. if your doing FPS gaming, you dont really want the bass, muddying positional sound which is more important, especially competitive FPS gaming.. I really need to try these headphones.

 

[poker.]

I would recommend checking out the HD 490 Pros, plenty of reviews posted around the internet are saying these are great for gaming at a fraction of the cost.

 

[Kunal1991]

HE1000 are cheaper than HD800

Not SE, and sadly where I stay they retail at close to 3k.

 

[Skeza]

They are good. Very comfortable. HD600 are more comfortable for me, HD800s are next in the line.
I like T1 2nd too, have it and will not sell. But for me they are better for music then competetive gaming.

My biggest regretful sale, my old trusty T1's. Becoming so very rare to find in good condition.

 

[wmf]

My biggest regretful sale, my old trusty T1's. Becoming so very rare to find in good condition

Everyone is holding on to them. (keepers)

 

[DillingerEP]

Yeah i think both headphones are good for gaming. Id choose the HD800 for gaming most of the time. The T1 for music.

I would get a used HD800.

 

[wmf]

Yeah i think both headphones are good for gaming. Id choose the HD800 for gaming most of the time. The T1 for music.

I would get a used HD800.

yeah thats the plan, at some point.

 

[Skeza]

I'm the opposite, I bought another pair of HD800S just because I couldnt get the T1 for gaming.