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From the boom of an artillery shell to the stealthy footsteps of a lone gunman, a gamer listens with ears perked and attention focused. Bullets whirring all around and the hum of a mistreated headset prod at players attention, all the while a subtle drop of a nade pin occurs nearby. No one notices. ASUS recognise the importance of a good audio solution and have provided Benchmark Reviews their very latest in gaming audio cards - the ASUS Xonar Xense. Not to be outdone, the Xense comes in kit form that includes a Senhiesser PC-350 headset.
Last year we took a look at the very first audio product from long time memory manufacturer, Corsair. We were impressed to cut a long story short; it was a great headset. In fact, it was one of the best through our doors, and for a seriously competitive price.
At the start of the year we took a look at the very first speaker system from Corsair, the SP2500. And if you managed to catch the review, you would have seen that we were really very impressed with the level of performance on offer.
The Soundscience Rockus 3D 2.1 Speaker System from Antec comes with one unique feature: 3Dsst™, which is a suite of DSP algorithms that create a virtual surround sound experience from 2.1 stereo speakers. The subwoofer is rated 100W, and the sattelites 25W; the speaker system packs quite a punch and can be connected easily on optical to our preferred sound sources.
If you live in a city as "spontaneous" as Calgary, you would not be surprised by how fast summer quickly turns to winter. Just a few days ago (More specifically, Halloween), I crawled out of bed being greeted with a small patch of snow. We all know the feeling, waking up praying for it to be a beautiful day, only to find the opposite. For Calgary, however, you tend to prepare for the worst before you hope for the best. Much like summer and winter, the world of audio also has two very different ends of the spectrum. No, I am not talking about good audio equipment versus bad audio equipment ordeal, but more along the lines of how audio equipment is tested. On one end, we have objectivists who rely on technical and engineering information as well as experience to test audio devices. On the other end, we have subjectivists who rely on the careful process of individual listening and time to rate a device's worth. Which method is more correct? Well, neither. But since we here at APH Networks are Canadian, we tend to think both methods are right to a certain degree, but we do certainly lean more towards the subjectivist's way of doing things. Is it because we are not comprised of sound engineers? Possibly. But I believe the main reason is, just because you can spout out information regarding the performance of a pair of earphones using the laws of physics, doesn't necessarily mean the device sounds -- for lack of a better term -- good. Today, we just may or may not have this slippery slope upon our feet. Arctic Cooling's new Arctic Sound E461-BM may look quite impressive on paper, boasting amazing performance in the linearity of the earphones frequency response, but how do they sound? Itching to hear what I heard? Well, for that, you will need to purchase the earphones. But for now, I can scratch that itch for you if you read on.
Nous l’avons enfin eu. Pourtant, sincèrement, ce n’est pas faute de l’avoir sollicité moult fois. Nous n’avons pas même eu une réponse, donc nous avons pris le problème à l’envers. Nous nous le sommes procurés par nous-mêmes, le fameux, le renommé, le fashion Monster Beats Studio. Effectivement, il suffit de passer dans les rues de notre capitale pour s’apercevoir que c’est le Must-Have, et cela date même un peu. La question est de savoir si ce casque peut s’adapter à toutes les utilisations, parce que, pour le coup, nous le voyons beaucoup dans la rue. Et c’est vrai aussi qu’il s’agit d’un casque qui déchaîne les passions. Certains l’aiment, certains le détestent, bref, c’est un casque à la réputation sulfureuse.
Wer sich schon vor Jahren für PC-Lautsprecher interessierte, dem sollte die Firma Wavemaster ein Begriff sein. Seit 2009 hat die Firma HMC den Vertrieb und die Produktion übernommen und die Traditionsmarke Wavemaster neu am Markt positioniert. Aktuell zählen Kopfhörer und Lautsprechersysteme zum aktuellen Produktrepertoire, wie auch das Wavemaster Stax. Selbstverständlich möchten wir uns das 2.1 Soundsystem für den PC einmal näher anschauen. Viel Spaß beim Lesen und dem nachfolgenden Testbericht.
Technic3D hat das Creative Sound Blaster Recon3D Omega Wireless Headset im Test. Es soll nicht nur auf dem PC, sondern auch auf der Playstation 3, sowie auf der Xbox 360 Konsole seine Anwendung finden. Ob das Recon3D Headset für einen ausgewogenen Klang sorgen kann, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
We all know Corsair as one of the biggest players in the memory and power supply markets, but over the past year they have made huge strides in the peripheral industry with an influx of products spanning across keyboards, mice, headsets and of course audio speaker systems.
Antec have come with some interesting new products to the table, from their fresh Antec Mobile Products brand. In this review we will take a look on the “iso” in-ear Bluetooth headphones, which are rechargeable on USB come in two separate color schemes, have active noise canceling technology and the operating time is rated at about 8 hrs.
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