Are P7 and P9 cables interchangeable? I ask because I have a P7 and I'd be really convenient if I could use the P9's lightning cable.

Yeah, actually, Qpad has their branded MMX 300, and they also have their branded version of the chinese knockoff.  

Quote:   The memory in these mice is typically measured in kilobytes and the margins on these mice are insane anyway.  It's also another program you need to keep running.  With built in memory I just remove the mouse's driver from start up and just open it when I need to change something...

I've got a weird question: I notice that the earcups on these look similar to those on the new Logitech UE noise cancelers, Are they made by the same OEM? 

Quote: The main difference would be that you can actually find the Lawton pads.  

I imagine you would need to somehow dip the individual strands but in what I wouldn't tell you.     @FraGGler: mini to XLR, I can't help but find that amusing, though I imagine people have had to use one of those somewhere along the line.

Quote: Nowadays you need a processor and graphics card in a box, especially with PCIe and RAM controllers on die.  

450 might work better at a lower polling rate, worth a shot.  

The Zowie's probably the better option, Steelseries's mice never panned out how you might expect.  The Sensei and Xai use the 9800, Kana uses a pixart sensor with a low malfunction speed.     G400, Death Adder, EC/AM, Savu (don't use the highest DPI step, it's fake), Maybe the CM Storm...

Can't an H/R receiver turn 8 channel PCM to dolby headphone?   

Your computer would need Dolby Digital Live encoding over optical for it to work on PC.     Also something I feel I should point out: It's my understanding that the Wii U will not have optical out.  

The FR with CMSS 3D is still pretty flat.  I tried it out with a sinewave generator.  It just sounds processed.

I imagine the THX choice awards whatever implementation was designed to have the full set of 3D audio data rather than just 5 channels.  It does however make me interested in that new sound blaster Z series, assuming it actually does hardware sound.  

Quick little bit about the DSS: It's hiss varies slightly with changes in volume.  

I notice in the first post, you're not sure on how the hiss coming out the DSS behaves exactly?  I can test this for you.     I feel like this guide could use a list of receivers with Dolby Headphone/Silent Cinema.  Not necessarily a test, just an overview of what's out there, perhaps along...