Ever since I bought the X-Fi Titanium HD 2 years ago it's been a slow and steady nightmare. At some point I realized that every time I would restart or shut down my pc in Game Mode, the audio would be disabled, audio device isn't recognized, audio services would be turned off, the creative...

I have a Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Titanium HD sound card and for a year and a half it's been working great until today. I went to switch from entertainment mode to game mode and it locked up and I lost all sound. I restarted my computer and I still didn't have sound, there's a red x on the...

Whenever I switch from Gamer mode to Entertainment mode, my audio gets disabled. Windows mixer shows no activity, all sound is gone, the only way to fix it is to restart.my computer, if I switch back to Gamer mode I still get no sound. I used to have an X-Fi XtremeMusic and this has never once...

and if not, what is? I'm gonna be using it for equal amounts of gaming and music, budget is negotiable. I don't need any extra peripherals, just a good sound card to use with my MDR 1R and MA900.

I'm looking for a mixer that will allow me to raise the volume on an application without affecting the main slider (like how in the Windows mixer if you raise a slider higher than the main, it raises the main at the same time, in turn raising everything else)   Thanks

I just realized I've never actually owned a pair of circle phones, so I was wondering what the slight differences were, if any. Comfort? Soundstage? Aesthetics?

Right now I'm using the Behringer Xenyx 502 and features wise it's perfect for what I need: 3 stereo inputs and a headphones output. The size of the unit is ideal because it's small enough to mount on a cymbal stand. Sound quality wise it's acceptable for my situation, but my major complaint is...

Right now I'm using the Behringer Xenyx 502 and features wise it's perfect for what I need: 3 stereo inputs and a headphones output. The size of the unit is ideal because it's small enough to mount on a cymbal stand. Sound quality wise it's acceptable for my situation, but my major complaint is...

Budget: ~$50   I want to plug the RCA out on my tv into my sound card's line-in to use as a mixer but the signal is really weak even with the line-in all the way up (the rca cable is 15 feet), so I just need something to boost the signal before it enters my sound card. I don't need anything...

I've been using GK ultraphones the past few months for electronic drumming and the isolation is great and they stay snug on my head, but after several hours they make my jaw feel weird. Basically I'm looking for an IEM equivalent, the gk's use mdr 7506 drivers so I would, if possible, like...

Looking for a cable that does not exceed 9mm in diameter, would prefer a right angled if possible.

I'm looking for an amp with multiple outputs that lets you change which one is receiving the signal (so I can have 3 headphones plugged in and sound going to only one of them). Does such a thing exist?

I was thinking of getting the RH-300 to use as my new (electronic) drumming headphones but I'm worried it won't isolate the stick noise enough (for reference: the vic firth isolation headphones are superb at it), is it possible to replace the ear cushions and turn them into sealed headphones?