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Can you help me out Tob <3

The broesel crosshair switcher still works as I still use it. Comes with a guide. However, I do believe it doesn't properly utilize the scroll wheel and is set to MWHEELUP as your primary and MWHEELDOWN as your secondary and then M3 as your melee. You will also have to edit the custom binds setup in the folder.

You can add the vtf crosshair as an alias in the crosshairs.cfg thats in the pack and you should be pretty set.

Would it be possible to replicate this crosshair from CSGO?

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shotgun guaranteed 50 damage a shot.

Zowie are not on sale on Amazon at the moment Not sure what they'll do for Cyber Monday.

Logitech 403 Wireless @70~ normal 100. 50 for Certified Refurbished.

Depends on your hand size, grip you use, and if you like Ergo Mice or Ambi Mice.

Ergo - EC series (Either A or B, B is the newer versions with newer sensors)

Ambi - FK and ZA series. Reviews on them by RocketJumpNinja are useful. (ZA) (FK2 smallest version)

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In my opinion yes. I've seen them on sale for 600 USD and other higher prices. The build quality is perfect, these things were built almost as if they're tanks so the price is worth it.

Comfort is quite good the pads are comfortable as is which is something that isn't said much about a lot of cans, pretty sure they come with different pads as well to swap if you prefer different kinds. Due to the nature of the headband, clamping can be experienced if your head is pretty large but most of my friends say my head is quite big and I had no issues with that. Sound is insane. How I would like to explain their sound is that it is very neutral, nothing is going to really pop too hard over something else, but the sound is not boring, it is incredibly enjoyable. Some headphones can be SO NEUTRAL that they can seem incredibly boring but not in the case of these cans. This comes from the incredible precision and sound stage of these things that gaming should be no problem at all.

Fulla 2 is said to handle up to 550 Ohms so it definitely will handle the 250 Ohms.

If they're down from their $600~ normal, these are a sure buy. You will definitely NEED the Fulla 2 or any Dac/Amp combo you wish to go for (Schiit Stack being incredibly good) to help these things. One last thing is they're incredibly nice to look at.

For the most part Dac/Amps won't do TOO much for you when it comes to making a neutral/balanced profile better but it does affect it in some way. If you look at my first post the ones I mentioned are very good for a desk setup. I recommend the Fulla 2 if you don't want to dedicate to the Schiit Stack (Magni + Modi)

So since you mentioned a neutral sound which will most likely be limited to the headphones itself. Lets get into the actual headphones in the higher $100-1000 headphones range.

Open Cans

• Beyer DT 1990 Pro @ ~$500-600 range(Amazon Link)
  These FINE GERMAN CRAFTED CANS are very regarded as one of the best neutral sounding headphones. I've only ever had a listen a few times due to a friend owning a pair but the sound stage and imaging are quite incredible and should be very useful for gaming.
  
• Philips Fidelio X2 @ $300 could be found for cheaper.
  Now most people know Philips for having a pretty neutral sound and so on, well these babies definitely have them. HOWEVER, they can give you a good amount of bass that the sound can still be very fun and enjoyable (movies, shooters) but does not lack in the Sound stage/immersion and imaging. They're like the cheaper and very good babies of the Beyer DT 1990 Pros
  
• Sennheiser HD 650 @ $315 as of posting. Normally 400+
  THESE PUPPIES are very similar to the Philips Fidelio X2 in they are neutral and still have a bit of a nice bass to them, but these guys give you this really nice warm sound all around that just makes your ears and don't feel like removing them. HOWEVER, with an Impedance of 300 ohms, they need the extra power to run well. (Not to worry really as the Schiit Fulla 2 can handle these cans)

Closed Cans

• Shure SRH840 @ $150 normally 200~
  I can keep this short and sweep. Closed Can Headphone Neutral Kings. Other than minor build quality issues regarding the comfort and padding... phenomenal.
  
• Fostex T50RP MKIII @ $~160
  JUST LETTING YOU KNOW I only linked these as they're a personal favorite of mine and are a current can I run a LOT. Yes the impedance (50 ohms) isn't much, but they can use the extra juices and when they get them, boy can they SING. (Yes it says semi-open cans on the amazon link but for the most part they are closed)
  
• Fostex Premium TH610 @ $~550 at time of link can go up to 600+
  These cans are one I never owned at some point in my life so the things I'll be referencing are not from experience. However, the things people say about these are quite good. Solid bass for incredibly neutral sound. Accurate sound imaging.
  One last thing. Wood Cups.

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Currently running a Micca Origen+ it is pretty much useless if you are running windows 10 and don't want to deal with installing bullshit but it has one of the best form factors for a dac/amp combo and is pretty solid. The Fulla 2 being the better version of the Micca Origen+ and doesn't have installation as well as having a better DAC chip in it (not sure of model just know it to be better).

Both of these Dac/Amp combos ran my Fostex T50RP MK3 @ 155$ (50 ohms) quite well, they're not the highest impedance in the world but can use the extra power.

Going to copy paste one of my posts since I answered something similar. These are for 100$> headphones.

Letting you know now that Yes Dac/Amps do help with audio quality and stuff like that but not as much as the headphones and eq will for the headphones I listed above as they are very "easy" to drive. Most harder to drive headphones will need the extra power and such but they're normally 200-300$ or more, if you want to get into that budget range let me know and I'll leave more recommendations.

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God bless you.

I remember seeing a 3k from Carnage back in the day that made me want to get good at the game and look into the competitive scene.

Pop Cultre by Cla was the first frag movie that really solidified it all for me.

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Circle is finally centered. God Bless.

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How it'll be in theaters. So ready

OKAY time to nerd out on some Headphones but FIRST

Let me ask you are you looking for closed back headphones or open back headphones also what sort of sound signature are you looking for?
Are you looking for a studio editing neutral sound that most ATH M#0x are like excluding minor differences, but still leave an amazing sound stage where you can be immersed in the sound.

• I'd recommend the m50x or m40x for closed back depending whether you like highs(m50x) or lows (m40x) both have similar mids. The m50x are 150 so they're a bit over your budget and the m40x can be found for 100 or around 70 if you find a good deal.
  
• For Open for sure the Philips SHP9500 at ~70 very neutral sound so nothing really overpowers anything else but the sound stage is beautiful. Let me not talk about the comfort of these things out of the box as most headphones in the budget area may require pad changes for them to be really good.

Are you looking for a fun sound where you don't care about clarity in footsteps and other things but the bass is just tons of joy in game and to listen to for music and maybe entertainment like movies?

• For Closed I'd recommend the Status CB-1s at 80~ USD they're amazing budget headphones, very fun sound and insanely comfortable. Excluding very minor build quality stuff this one is a personal favorite of mine and the one I use for movies and such.
  
• Never had a Open pair that's in your budget sorry

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