DTS headphone X is the DTS's alternative to Dolby headphone. It's relatively new. Maybe muddy isn't the right word to describe DH. It's not as clearly defined. The simulated side/rear speakers sound relatively distant and there's a lot of reverb mixed in from the virtual room. This isn't wrong...

Yeah I mean it's beyond incredible. I remember having a similar issue with the onboard sound on one of my old motherboards, and ASUS acted like they had no idea what I was talking about. Like I don't get it a all. How do you have a team of engineers create a product and not know the first and...

So I picked up those Logitech G933s. They're the best and worst headset I've ever owned.   Wireless signal is flawless. Sound is pretty good, although I still prefer the sound of the PLYR1s by a bit. It's still far better than anything Logitech has put out in the past, and I could totally live...

  Well I know they're using 2.4ghz, same band as wifi and bluetooth. The lowest wireless-N stream is like 65mbps and uncompressed 16/44 is what, like 1.4mbps? I mean it's just a trivial amount of bandwidth for modern wireless connections, I find it real hard to believe they still need to...

  The PLYR has to be using at least that much, there aren't any noticeable compression artifacts. I'm not even convinced it's not lossless because it sounds that good.

  But the headsets in question aren't using Bluetooth.

  Are you *sure* it's lossy compressed and not lossless? Because the bitrates required even for uncompressed stereo 16/44 is no big deal for modern digital wireless.

Well whatever the mixamp, skullcandy or Logitech headsets are doing you can barely tell its compressed.

Even if I could do without the boom, Bluetooth is questionable sound quality as far as I understand it. I dunno why wireless isn't more popular? The transmission problem has been solved for a few years.

  None of those mics. :(

I'm not even concerned with affordability, these are already $150-200 and I'd pay up to $400-500 if there was actually something to buy in that price range. But wires are a non-starter for my setup and it needs to have a mic.   The skullcandys really are decent sounding headphones outside of...

Anyone have any thoughts on the Logitech G633 or G933? They're talking big about the sound quality. For my purposes only a wireless headset w/ mic will do, right now the best I can find is the skullcandy PLYR2. It's not bad, but it's not very comfortable and doesn't sound as good as I'd like.