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Now for more overkill gaming setup, I am going to report how well STAX fare on FPSs.
Once Steam is back up that is.
Once Steam is back up that is.
Played a few games of Neotokyo and Bad Company 2 on it. Definitely a great performer for the competitive type, it is not as bass light as my AD1000PRM but the positioning is even better and even in very big gunfights you can still hear the vital cues from the chaos.
Quote:Quote:MLE, With the mixamp 5.8 and hard to drive cans sometimes there is clipping/distortion/sudden half second sound drops. Does this disappear with the wired mixamp and/or with another amp connected?
Glad I'm not only person with this problem, I have the wired version and get the same problem, was playing dead space 2 when it happened, one of the last levels and there was alot of enemies coming at once and the sound distorted then disappeared for about a second or so.
This is using my dt 990 600ohm with wired mixamp and fiio e9
Yea, I never noticed it before. Was checking out my ED8 and HD800 in MW2, and there were two or three instances of 1-second dropouts. Reminds me of the X41. Strangely enough, I don't remember this ever happening with my T1s.
But I was using it straight to the 5.8. If it's happening with the E9 too...
EDIT: Just a theory, but perhaps it's the limited frequency response of the mixamp? Would that be able to limit the headphone's output and distort sound?
First impressions on the PRO2900.... It demolishes anything else I've tried for gaming, the AD900 is left in the dust, perfect positioning in every direction. I think Dolby was made for this headphone.
More impressions to come after burn in.
Yeah, I find the soundstage amazing, but it is lacking the airy sound that I loved from the AD900. Its worth the trade off for the bass though.
If I had to compare it, I'd say it has half the airyness of the AD900, I'm glad I chose an open Ultrasone, half of my music sounds lifeless out of any closed phones now. So far I'm loving the Slogic, It really is like a 5.1 set at times. Some people will hate it for that, but I found it works wonders for folk, and atmospheric music. Sounds a little unnatural for some stuff though.