Hey I also use the recon3d but when I use a table mic with it there's a loud buzzing noise
Does that happen with yours?
Or is there a problem with the mic input on my recon3d
No, there's no loud buzzing noise, lol. If that were normal, nobody would buy these.
sigh. in a sense I'm back to the drawing board.
The Philips Fidelio X1 + V-Moda BoomPro are definitely on the list.
I definitely need a sound card since my mobo's integrated sound card isn't that good.. and I suppose SPDIF out is only Stereo PCM as well :/
- the Z/ZX or Omni would resolve that... but not accepting DD5.1 via Optical IN is a MEGA bummer. I'm really leaning to the ZX for the ACM so I don't have to reach to the rear... and it seems better than the Omni spec-wise... Omni is tempting for its convenience... so I'm kinda stuck (trying to imagine if I would use it for Macbook Pro etc... though I have Audinst HUD-MX1 that I currently use)
- If price isn't much of an issue, ZX is recommended right? (ZXR is way out)
After reading more about ASTRO Mixamp, I feel less and less inclined to get it on the PS4 :/
- The Recon3D USB looks really good as an alternative... but the prices are not friendly
- any other Mixamp type stuff I should consider?
Audinst HUD-MX1 - is the Sound Blaster Z a better sound solution?
man - this is getting way more complicated than I thought.
EDIT:
what's a good extension cable to use with the Fidelio X1 + BoomPro? would different impedance in the cables affect things?
The difference in spec between the Z/ZX and the Omni is negligible. They're almost exactly the same thing. I wouldn't worry about spec difference. You get all the benefits of the ZX (all your connections up top of the desk) but at a fraction of the cost. I know price isn't an issue, but that doesn't mean you HAVE to spend more if you're not getting any benefit.
Honestly, I'm not even sure why anyone would choose the ZX over the Omni.
Regarding Mixamp vs Recon, they both have their pros and cons and either will be a fine choice. Recon will work on your computer and console, but not at the same time, so that's something to consider (the potential hassle of cable swapping).
Hi ,
am newbie in Audio thing , so i have bought Blaster ZX i thought the card itself would be enough , when i went throw the posts i got confused
so i have some questions , hope u help me out !
1) do i need an AMP & DAC with my Blaster ZX (With Audio Module*)? if yes which one should i get?
2)i don't know which headset should i get all i need is comfortable and gaming headset(NotFPSGame) since i spend over 10h on the computer ? and i watch Anime + Movies a lot
3) dose 250ohm beats 64ohm and 32ohm in sound quality , if yes please explain?
4) Surround sound , these headset doesn't support it but some had used a Razer App for the surrounded and its works?
Thank you , Best Regards.
* Audio Module , is it usefull or should i throw it ?
1 - No, you don't need an amp and DAC. You may need an amp if you get headphones that are hard to drive, but since you don't have any headphones yet, that's easy to avoid.
2 - Look for headphones that rank high in the "fun" factor and read the reviews to see how comfy they are. Pick a few that look good to you and we can maybe help narrow it down.
3 - Yes, generally speaking, the higher resistance ones sound better. However, they're also harder to drive properly. For example, 32ohm will sound fine from your phone, 250ohm not so good from your phone but better than the 32 from a proper source.
4 - The ZX will provide your surround sound. You can use any headphone/headset you want once you have the ZX.
* - If you don't know if the audio module is useful, you should probably save a few bucks and get the Z instead of the ZX.