Change is Good
Headphoneus Supremus
The PS store shows $35 as the normal price. Maybe they dropped the price AND put it on sale?
$35 is the sale price for those who don't have PS+. So, yes, we get $7 off from the original sale.
The PS store shows $35 as the normal price. Maybe they dropped the price AND put it on sale?
$35 is the sale price for those who don't have PS+. So, yes, we get $7 off from the original sale.
Ooooh, okay. Well that makes it a much better deal then. So yeah, how long is the sale? lol
If I even have a place by the time Destiny comes out, that will be the game I play with you guys.
My roommate is moving out, and my lease is over next month and I have no clue what I'm gonna do, so times are about to get much harder. Not sure I'll be have a place to live (aside from crashing on couches), let alone be able to get anything in the next few months.
What a difference getting paid 2 dollars more an hour would make in my life. Ah well.
That's intense.
I see a studio here for $529/month, and I would LOVE it, but I barely got by paying $385/month for half my current rent.
It really is impossible for those of low income to live alone, when all the bills pile up.
I'm actually, really, REALLY stressed out. On the verge of a breakdown, but I'll keep that way from Head-fi.
Absolutely wonderful! Mad, you should really add this to the guide. This is a really helpful video. It also reinforces my opinion that SBX sounds much better to my ears. The spacial cues are significantly better for me.
No, I agree with you, which is why I have 2 Recons and an Omni. The only reason I'm using a Mixamp 5.8 is because I need/want wireless in my main living room because I sit so far from the TV.
I agree with Feg tho, looking forward to DTS Headphone X. Feg, can you elaborate on the comment about the TAC? It won't process actual DTS?
Hmm...I tried that, but I'm still not getting the final Dolby Headphone output. It's just recording either stereo or the multi-channel audio, but you are still missing the final Dolby Headphone DSP output that happens outside the PC on the Xonar.
How are you recording the actual DSP output digitally?
Do you know what changes when you raise the SBX surround slider from 66% to 100%? I don't hear a ton of difference between them.
I assumed it was some sort of wet/dry mix.