I would've started by asking what gear you have, speakers, headphones, computer OS, what do you listen to, if music, games, movies, among a few other things.
change the op-amps in the I/Vs to OPA2107AP, those op-amps are natural and balance and have a wide soundstage. That will fix your brightness problem right there. They are the same op-amps I using in my I/Vs right now. The default JRCs in the I/V is what making your sound bright with your headphones.
OPA2107APs are dual channel op-amps You would need Two, to put in both IV's. Yes its in the DIY section the last time I looked. Also if you do go thru it, a bios chip remover will work, Just lift up. Then when installing them the notch on the op-amp should face the same direction of the notch on the socket.
They also dont come straight so you will have to straighten the pins out to slot it in the op-amp socket.
I'm an Xonar fan, I'm in the process of replacing my Xonar DS with the Xonar DX.
But Fry's has a great price (after mail in rebate) this weekend on the Creative Labs Titanium HD.
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