Review on πΆ External USB Sound Card - CREATIVE Sound BlasterX G6 by EN Tien α
I like everything, the quality is good and the price is reasonable.
Before buying, be sure to read the profile topic on IXBT, then read the review, look again at the topic. We look at ebay - they are actively getting rid of her. We draw conclusions. I took a new one for 11500, but sold it after 5 days, someone paid 16000. The firmware has not been ated for a year, the drivers too. There are no complaints about the sound, if you do not catch a crack due to the peculiarities of the DAC settings.
- Sound quality at the line output in Direct mode. UAC2. Compact. If it cost 11-12 k - there would be no competitors. But there is a fly in the ointment.
- Soft, outdated connector, quality of the bundled cable, firmware, clipping of the DAC due to the shortcomings of this very firmware. Inappropriate pricing. Doubtful measurement results, not supported by the graphs so loved by all. The backlight is turned off only in the creative application. Direct mode does not work simultaneously for all outputs.
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