[REVIEW] The perspective of 5.1 surround ULTRA sound quality headphones. Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 gaming headset

My humble overview, own review, not pretending i'm a specialist. Started from an overview just to interest THE SPECIALIST in doing an in-depth review, because these kind of headphones (gamer-audiophile) where NEVER discussed in-depth, as far as I've seen, i'm also bearing a good mind in the skull, so please, let me know if i'm wrong somewhere:
 
        Technical specs:
 
 
*Can be explained be reverb presence. dB simply do not fade away, because _it's_intended_ to have this kind of reverb. May be an issue of taste. I've managed to storch a lot of treble or bass, even both (maybe I just am not such a fun of bass as most of readers) (Ofc, maintaining clarity and without overriding amplifying support indicated by engineers (+12dB)).
 
**Funny thing is that they allow subwoofer/Center swap, but i noticed only bassy frequencies are "done" by subwoofer from the specification (<400Hz). The 5.1 system is developed only for 5.1, they did not think about audiophiles (dedication of each driver for certain frequencies, say {music_mode}, because 5.1 means soundstage is a priority). They tell us nothing regarding the signal_to_noise_ratio for when you use this SWAP (400hz is kinda limitation). In russian sound theorycrafting this sounds like "study of the frequency response", meaning 100% volume study of the drivers for each of the frequencies, having an "ideal model" and a "result" which is how "noise" is found out deviation of output signal from the ideal (>50dB is an equivalent measurement scale done by formula, not practicing) from the desired result of the frequency. I suppose english sound theorycrafting has issues, because in russian theorycrafting there are much less "tastes" and they are clearly told by practical study of Signal-to-noise-ratio!!
Anyhow 4 dedicated drivers are better than one. If we manage to discuss/develop/optimize the thread's drivers these can really be the ideal headphone ATM (value).
To clarify this "lack of information" the subwoofer should be tested separately, with no other drivers put under current, to understand whether there is signal_to_noise sound quality issue in doing so or there is not. I did swap the drivers, just because I found it easier to adjust, did not search in-depth. Will do.
UPD: Tried, mic issue gets even higher with standart subwoofer/center set. Removing the mic will let me do in-depth testings. I suppose now it's not even the mic problem... I damaged that driver with the "resonance"... I suppose it was just smashing the mic components (I ignored the resonance) which made one of the subwoofer start to produce sibilance in it's true meaning... Solved the issue brilliantly... Swapped them again and killed the volume of subwoofers... These little bastards are dead because of me
The moral is simple: Do not trust ANY (means something he didn't say, but you saw something "strange", this strange may kill your product if you're not testing carefully) seller even if he has good reputation...
 
I'll supply the post regarding images from RU audiophiles ASAP.
 
 
Pros:
-DEDICATED SOUNDCARD IN-BUILT (control panel).
-Highly customizable. An in-built equilazer is not a "WOW", but the driver_volume is AMAZING, because the dedicated subwoofer may be "made" to be louder than the other drivers (their impedance differs).
-Very nice sound, if the software (yes, it has dedicated control software) was adjusted accordingly. It has an in-built equilazer and driver_volume (i mean every of the 8 drivers [4 in each "ear"] can be adjusted as you wish)
-Regarding customization. You can SWAP the subwoofer with the central driver. The sound changes in a more fuzzy one, i suppose, the vibration lowers. If adjusted properly, THESE ARE BASS MONSTERS!
-Who am I to judge, but I suppose these little humble headset will beat the sh** out any 100$ over-ears regarding soundstage... It's brilliant if up to me.
-Customization. You can switch between gaming and music bass "style". It's called bass enhancement, but i know it lowers audiophile satisfaction and they SAID it.
-8 Drivers, 5.1 system. In-game experience including sound source localization is brilliant. I wish to say i've never heard such precise frequency contrast (my own adjustments in their soundcard).
-Great microphone as far as i know. A weak pro, but you rather wish your microphone to be in-built, as a gamer.
-Also a weak pro: in-built control panel. Vol+, Vol-, Mute. IT'S THEIR SOUNDCARD.
-Cloth earpads, very nice and comfortable, although the comfort is not perfect, but i cannot say it creates discomfort. See cons section.
-I would say the bass isn't really punchy. (Happened to listen my friends "ears" - I felt like being attacked with pillows onto my ears) It's mild and extremely pleasure-delivering, for me.
-FOR THE SECOND TIME IN MY LIVE tears appeared on my eyes because of SUCH experience... There is everything for me! I adjusted both bass and treble to make me ***.
-IT FKIN VIBRATES (bass drivers). Cannot say it's good or bad, but when it comes to an in-game explosion you may piss your pants The engies call it "vibration feedback" seems it cannot be turned off. I'm very fine with tickling my ears in heavy bass music action
-IMHO, the enginners from Cyber Snipa did a great job from every perspective, the sound is clear, the bass is powerful, punchy (ordinary dubstep audiophile) and rock music audiophile pleasure is also possible. Adjusting their software equilazer i got audiophile pleasure from both genres.
-The build is very great as far as i know. Very sturdy, good engineering thought and good, but hard-to-achieve comfort. See cons section.
-The value is pretty damn good. Can be got for 37EUR plus shipment from computeruniverse.net
(their products are not unique, Prestigio is under the same lead, I suppose, and one more brand, I cannot say which, but i have this info from another buys - PMSG1 Prestigio gaming mouse, which is a copy of Cyber Snipa Silencer - a best buy in gaming-mices with any budget(!!) and Prestigio P5580C MultiTab - a best value tablet for me (satisfies my spec needs entirely, not taking in count TN matrix))
I suppose that's all with the pros.
 
Cons:
-Pretty heavy, but I cannot say it creates discomfort.
-No isolation
-^regarding^:comfort isssue - the earpads have their pressure point onto the upper part of the skull (meaning that it does not perform uniform pressure onto the whole skull around the ear), it may create some discomfort if not adjusted correctly. Also their new, so it's possible that the earpads-pressure will be lower after a time. If there is any possible mod to fix that - please let me know.
-Damn long cable, but it's nice i can move 2 meters from my PC to do something without taking them off.
-Heavy in-built control panel, if not put on the lap or clipped onto clothes giver slight discomfort from the earpad.
-Lights on the control panel are just too bright. I dunno why they did that, lol. Not a problem, unless some1 susceptible is near. (true regarding to isolation also) I prefer disabling them with black duct tape
-A weak con for me. Maybe a guarantee issue, i'll just have too much trouble solving the guarantee. Don't wish to lose the headset for X amount of time because of such a minor issue. Issue is: One of the "ears" (the one with mic, I suppose that's the problem) is resonating at certain "bassy" frequencies.
Maybe it's a limitation of the headset, because the earpad resonating has mic attached to it. Plastic or the drivers itself may resonate, should look for a fix.
The point is that i'm listening music either on low volume (for some of you it may seem as high volume, lol) and when i wish to get FKIN EXCITED I listen the music SO LOUD I can barely notice this "resonating sound".
-Also a weak con. Maybe a comfort compliance, dunno not a pro. It vibrates if bass-heavy songs are being played at high volume. Can't know if that's ok regarding high-end headphones. Some of you may consider this a con. Can it be fixed by myself? (I know i'll break the warranty) An audiophile friend of mine told me this vibration is artificial: either there is a vibration-driver inside or vibration is caused because the drivers are localized too near to eachother (small earcups for such big drivers)
-Another weak con for me. It seems the engineers consider their customers to be either big-headed or extraterestrials My head is moderately big and i can fit it ok with 3/7 adj. size (ears are touching upper part of earpads i've had some tough times adjusting the comfort but I got it - the headset needs to be positioned wise, it seems too big sometimes, because the heavy control panel pulls the earpad down if not attached  ,  although if I position the headset accurately, it's fine. I suppose guys with smaller heads will find it being a moderate problem... To be clear, they have PLENTY MORE SIZE AVAILABLE. I just dunno for whom they did that... I just can't imagine. It would be perfect to have it -50% and +20% of my head size (percents regard statistical average head size extra-small to extra-big), now it seems more like -15% to +50% of my head size. IS THERE ANY MOD TO FIX THAT, SO MORE PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE THIS HEADSET???
 
As a gamer (with such a head ) audiophile I can find only these cons:
1. Unability to turn off the vibration (either it's a dedicated soundcard "Special" for gaming OR it's simply ok even for high-end basshead headphones - can't know).
2. Not for bassheads, when you get OK bass on full (safe for the drivers) volume, it resonates... It's a build issue, because the resonance is a build limitation I suppose (yeah, it's in the driver with the mic). Either we develop a FIX and OMG ITS A PERFECT NON-MOBILE HEADPHONE or we make any of 5.1 headset maker to try and create a model or two of OMG 5.1 AUDIOPHILE HEADPHONE (in-built soundcard needed(!)).
3. No isolation means either you like the volume or you can hear your mommy using the vacuum cleaner 4 meters of you through the doors (one closed ). Of course, little/moderate noise isn't even noticeable with these monsters.
Pros?
You heard the pros .