Looks like it doesn't
It might when reverting to normal USB audio. There's a switch to disable the Microsoft protocol
Penrose uses planar magnetic drivers instead of the usual. Flatter frequency curve and generally better spatial audio as far as I know. The price to pay is less air movement so less oomph in the lower end. Midrange should be unmatched.
Okay, will try this. Currently Im using Movie Balanced.
Walmart's website. When you put in your zip code it will tell you what stores have the 7X in stock. Very few do!
I owned the Sony platinums and I don't suspect the pulse 3d being better. Same problem, too tight. Sound quality maybe marginally better or the same in same games. I think you can tweak the EQ on the 7P to your liking.
For gaming, I think yes... but admittedly I haven't tested on the Xbox/PlayStation yet (only the Switch).
Thank you. How is the bass? Also would you say the sound signature is warm and, or rather more tuned to high treble?
I honestly haven't tried it with content that would push it yet (only Hades on the Switch really).
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There's a huge delay between pressing a button and hearing the sound play when using Bluetooth, which I find intolerable.
There's way too much latency with Bluetooth, which is why they all use custom USB wireless setups instead.
I guess it could stretch over time, but I checked and you can buy replacement straps on Amazon for around $15 so I'm not going to be too worried about it.
My understanding is that Sony doesn't allow any third parties to control the chat mix.
Yeah, it's the first gen PSVR breakout box situation all over again.
There are chat mix controls built into the PS5 OS, so you adjust the chat mix on the console itself (so as not to interfere with the Tempest audio stuff I guess?). The Sony headsets just have a backdoor into the OS that third parties don't have access to, which is why their headsets have controls on them to adjust the OS level chat mix, as well as the OSD stuff that only Sony headsets have access to.
I've been looking for info on this too, but haven't heard anything. I think anyone with a PS5 to test it on is either under embargo or not focused on a comparatively minor detail, especially since Dualsense has so many other talking pointsDo we know anything about the DAC/amp in the dualsense and if it's any better than the DS4?
I own PC360s that I love on my PC but I always felt like they were weak when plugged into the DS4. They're 7 years old and the on ear volume control is starting to go so I might be due for a replacement.
I keep saying that I want wireless but have yet to find anything wireless that I truly enjoy. Golds were good enough, A50s have quality issues, and the Pulse 3D hurts my ears. So now I'm wondering if I'm better off buying new Sennheisers and using them plugged in. I'll just have to find a way to manage the wires better.
Also wondering if I should just go with regular headphones instead of a headset and then get a mod mic but I have no clue if such a thing is possible on ps5.
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I'm aware you can do it in the OS itself, just like you can on Xbox as well. I believe you used to not be able to control it natively on Xbox but they allow that now (maybe that's part of the reason why Xbox needs it's own dongle mode). Some of the headsets already have the controls built in, so it's slightly annoying that Sony won't allow that to be natively controlled via the headset.
As I said, it's just an assumption on my part, but I'm guessing that's so that third parties can't destroy/degrade the Tempest audio stuff by adding their own post-processing of audio. That's not an issue that Microsoft has to contend with obviously, because they're not doing that sort of audio processing.
Bluetooth is no good for gaming headsets because of the latency. That's why none of the consoles support it, and instead they go with custom wireless protocols via the USB dongles.
I will believe it when I see it because even higher end pcs struggle with 4k 120
TBH anything can hit 4k 120. You know it depends on what the graphical settings are set to. It could very well be all medium settings being rendered at 4k 120.
That's what it seems like.
I got mine early as well. Really deceiving padding because only about a 3rd of the outside pleather you see is cushioning. Not only do I find it uncomfortable compared to the 9X's I've had over a year, but almost no isolation from outside sound.
