Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Sound BlasterX G6 Hi-Res DAC and USB Sound Card! Review

when the mood to buy a real audio card appears, I will sell this misunderstanding * 8k frequencies now cost not 5, but 4, too tired of chirping with Crystalizer on hissing

Before that, there was a SoundBlaster Audigy Rx sound card, which safely moved to my son's computer. When assembling a new computer, the question of a sound card arose, I chose for a long time, read reviews and reviews, and eventually settled on the Sound BlasterX G6 and did not regret it. Great sound with headphones (Logitech G Pro X).

if you use headphones exclusively, then I recommend buying it, and if you prefer speakers, then I advise you to take a closer look at x3 from the same manufacturer With its pros: excellent sound, different SBX profiles for games and movies, direct mode for listening to music Cons below: used to have software, but now it has been ated, so there are no shortcomings

I took it back to the store and it seems to be in vain. There was an echo in the headphones. I sinned on the card . It turned out that the HyperX Cloud Alpha microphone began to blunt. On Asus strix raid dlx and built-in zvukovuhe the same problem.

In general, a solid value for the money spent on the sound card. Take it, you won't regret it! Various advantages: Excellent sound amplifier. both the microphone and the signal A dynamic appearance of the backlight A wide variety of game options, including the Scout mode and game profiles. direct mode The Sound Blaster Command software, which allows you to customize the sound to your liking on your own. Got cons: The background can be heard when the level is set to medium on speakers with 2.1…

Due to the 2022 character limit, the review's length has to be cut down. I went from the built-in to this sound system. First impression: I didn't download any software or "firewood" before I started listening. After a brief period of listening, the sound entered a cyclic reboot, causing the PC to continuously change the sound output device. I downloaded proprietary software from the website, restarted the computer, and proceeded to "listen" because I didn't believe in marriage. Reboots are…

Took to replace the built-in. It copes with its duties 100%. When you turn off the computer, you can see the voltage via USB goes on, and the board almost always works. need to figure it out at your leisure. And so there are no complaints.

if you use headphones exclusively, then I recommend buying it, and if you prefer speakers, then I advise you to take a closer look at x3 from the same manufacturer

The assignment of filters while in Direct mode is the one item that is not indicated anywhere and required internet research to find out how to do. I'll put it down here in the event that anybody finds it helpful. Quick Roll off - Minimal Phase: Preferred for visualization and soundstage because it has the fewest pre-calls. There was no smoothing performed in the frequency domain. higher quality highs, a more powerful bass than linear phase. A single-ended filter with a slow roll off and a…

Attempts were made to listen using a Microlab Solo 3 MK3 coupled with a bitrate of 1k. Because I don't listen with my ears, I made the decision to upgrade the speakers on my personal computer to microlab solo 3 mk3 models. Almost immediately after making the purchase, I started contrasting this card with the one that was already installed. Three or four hours were spent switching wires back and forth between the speakers, listening to the same songs in the same locations, all in an effort to…

I started an upgrade a while back and put together a PC in an itx case, and as a result, I sold my beloved sound system, the Asus Xonar Essence ST. I've never considered myself an audiophile, but I know a poor sound when I hear one. Thus, I had a really difficult time making that choice. I hoped the new mother's ALC1220 chip wouldn't disappoint us down. didn't let me down. The quality is excellent. for an integrated chip. But, each time I persuaded myself that this is not life without a typical

So, after reading everything about sound cards, I made the decision to get this G6. When used in conjunction with my Cloud Alpha, their own microphone's sound quality and volume threshold have both significantly improved (although it's unclear why this is necessary given that the noise level in the building site is already very high and at its maximum). And from there, I'll go on to the issues (not smoothly). - There are serious issues with this particular microphone and the software. I was…

For audiophiles - go past. for those who are just taking their first steps - Yes, a good sound, tight headphones rocking HD650, Beyer Dt990 Pro. About sound. in the reviews they wrote about a discrete headphone amplifier, I thought I would catch the wow effect. but no. as they say with your money. compared to ifi xDSD: less detailed sound on both treble and bass. Conventionally, on xDSD, a kick on a drum consists of several stages, you can hear how the hammer hits the membrane of the drum, then

And no, this is not a bad card, I emphasize that it plays well for its price, but nothing more. It does not pull on a serious audiophile DAC, do not flatter yourself with the hope that this device will reach the level of the same Audiolab M-DAC mini in its 14-15 and suddenly be able to open its ears for 40-50k. Alas, not this time. Some pros: Wide functionality and excellent drivers that largely reveal the functionality of this card. Huge number of filters and settings. Very, very low noise…

Overall a good sound card for the money. Take it, you won't regret it! Got pros: Excellent sound amplifier. signal and microphone Appearance dynamic backlight Many settings for games (Scout mode, game profiles) direct mode Sound Blaster Command program, in which you can fine-tune the sound for yourself Has some cons The background is heard in 2.1 or 5.1 speakers at medium volume (there is no such thing in headphones). I think it’s better to connect acoustics through optics, since there is such…

I took it exclusively for listening to music through headphones. I was satisfied, it's worth the money, maybe even cheaper than it sounds. I can recommend to buy, excellent device.

I started out with Sennheiser GSP 500 headphones. Great headphones but my Acer Predator Helios 500 laptop couldn't rock them. The built-in sound card was adequate, but couldn't turn the volume up very loud. I tried the Sennheiser GSX 1000 amp. First off, WOW, the surround sound algorithm they have is amazing! But still not powerful enough to overclock the GSP 500, they seemed a little louder than my onboard sound card, but barely. So I sent it back and ordered the Soundblaster G6. Power first…