It seems no matter which DAC, software, drivers, or output bitrate/frequency I use, I simply can't get flawless audio from my Windows 10 PC. Don't get me wrong: my audio *generally* plays just fine, and there are no indications of serious issues. Instead, I have just enough annoying...

So, here's my story. I'm currently rocking onboard sound (I know, I know) with a T-amp and bookshelf speakers. It actually doesn't sound bad at all with the T-amp connected through the back line-out port. However, the front-panel headphone outlet is rather noisy, and as a result I haven't been...

Does such a thing exist?   I'm in the market for something in the $100-250 range. I'd be using it almost exclusively for rock music. Gaming and movies are not concerns.   I recently went through a rather long and drawn-out hunt for speakers, and ultimately concluded that Klipsch best...

I'm in the market for my first pair of "quality" cans (currently own the discontinued Senn HD497's, which are falling apart). I listen almost exclusively to modern rock music. My highest priority is that they sound good, clear, and forward with heavy rock music along the lines of Tool, Porcupine...

I'm looking to replace my M-Audio AV-30's with something more suited to my tastes. After some research, I've decided I'll forgo active monitors and opt for a T-amp plus passive bookshelf speakers.   Purpose: Computer speakers (95% music, 5% games/movies)   Budget: $150-250  ...

Long story short, I'm currently running M-Audio AV-30's through my Realtek onboard audio and looking for an upgrade. I pretty much listen to music exclusively, and due to desk space and living constraints, prefer to stick with a 2.0 setup.   The way I see it, my options are either to upgrade...