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When the sound from your games isn’t up to your standards, there’s a solution between your system and your speakers. It’s the GSX 1000 from EPOS, and it’s an audio converter and amplifier specifically designed for gaming Read More
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These kind of devices work far better in tight setups if they also have a 3 port USB hub, so you can connect your keyboard/mouse and controller to this and just have one cable going back to the PC
Defaults back to Stereo 2.0 every time I restart my PC.
Does anyone else have this problem or a solution? I have to manually configure in the settings back to 7.1 every time I turn my computer on.
Other than this, I absolutely love it.
DreadTaxand to add, why not 24 bit 192 khz, i found a sketchy looking one with good rewievs on amazon, cheaper than the price on here, and looks better, and better specs
Seems a perfect match for the PC38x, the virtual 7.1 surround sound is great w that, much better than the other software solutions I've tried (and I tried few).
The mic quality really needs be better, as it is fixed at "1 channel, 16 bit, 16Khz (Tape Recorder Quality)" but for the most part, it's fine for most voice chat. Sadly the separate "Voice Earphone" virtual device quality is set to the same as above quality and it's a bit tinny. I feel 22KHz should be the minimum here? Mic & Earphone both sound a bit "compressed" at 16KHz but still acceptable.
Some changes to be made on the EPOS: replace the micro-USB with USB-C.
Implement a 4-pin XLR connector for high-end headphones.
I will not purchase one until this is done.
The reason why that is a problem is that this amp does not have the juice to power high-end headphones. This DAC amp combo was originally designed to power a game one headset and does not have much more power than that. Something you might be able to do is use this thing as an expensive standalone DAC and just get an amp with an XLR for your favorite pair of cans.
kaveman44They’re well explained in the manual.
Clockwise, the upper right section has icons to indicate what EQ mode is being used. 3 O’clock indicates emphasis on sounds in the front, rear, or neutral. Then there’s indication of Stereo or Surround mix, how much volume the sidetone/mic monitoring has (no delay, so it’s not distracting), the wavy line at 9 O’clock indicates the strength of the surround effect/reverb, and the last red icon is a selector between headphone out and a line-out intended for active desktop speakers.