Quote: JaZZ you don't believe in gravity either right?   'nuff said.

Quote: Word.

A classic.   Quote: Nonetheless, I eagerly await the time for the notorious pro-cable army to be recognised for what it actually is; a bunch of scientifically ignorant internet personalities arguing about the infallibility of their senses and the suspension of the laws of physics.  ...

Quote: I see what you did thar.

Quote: Head Relative Transform Functionality (HRTF) is generally done by the sound card's drivers on the computer, not on the sound card itself. Fail. You can easily download software that will help you achieve the same result online. If you really want to be pedantic, if the sound card...

Quote:   Care to elaborate on those features? And 'chipset' is just a generic term...   P.S. had you read my post I had already said soundcards offer more features, I referenced hardware accelerated EAX in my post above... I'm aware there are subtle differences but for the purposes of...

A sound card and DAC are essentially the same thing. Both take a digital signal and convert it to an analog one. The analog signal can then be amplified (via a headphone out for example).   For gamers, the only thing a sound card may offer over a DAC is EAX support etc.   Quote:

Quote: There is a version that does come in black: http://www.huggermugger.com/productDetailServlet?ProductStoreCategory=BL-FOAM-4-RECYCLED

Quote: Not even going to comment...

Quote:   You really need to get banned. If you still haven't realised, your behaviour is completely unacceptable, and further, no-one actually agrees with you. 'Ignorant cretin' is a sadly ironic insult in your case.

Quote: That's interesting, what model do you have?   IIRC, Apple removed the expresscard slot on the June 09 models and replaced it with an SD card reader.

Quote: I'm sure I would, soundstage-wise, but that's why I have my studio monitors. The 70x's are famed for the lack of bass, but I'll try and get my hands on a pair to test it out.

Quote: Lolwtf.   It was a humorous point that was actually valid. For the record I do own a Macbook Pro and occasionally play games on it, but if gaming was your primary goal then lulz are certainly in order.   That aside,   For gaming sound can certainly make quite a big...

Quote: I think there would be no point because you would lose the chance to be bitperfect. Not sure if foobar would translate well into coreaudio and what sort of transport is used in the Windows 'bottle' to get the sound to the host OS (OS X).   A simple alternative would merely be...

Idk if I could use the K70x's personally, looking at their FR graph and looking at the major frequencies used in house. I mainly produce dubstep and use my HD25s and HD600s w. KRK monitors via an Apogee Duet and don't find the 25s lacking in 'dynamics' if by that term you mean merely 'variations...