#5879234

FrostNixon

2021-01-20 10:03

I lived long enough to see the 3D gimmick removed from TVs, will I see 7.1 removed from headphones in my time?

#5879273

Error8

2021-01-20 13:21

Why would you want that? Properly emulated 7.1 can really have good sound positioning against typical stereo headsets.

#5879300

scoter man1

2021-01-20 14:37

Error8:

Why would you want that? Properly emulated 7.1 can really have good sound positioning against typical stereo headsets.

Because it's two speakers, not 8.

#5879311

Error8

2021-01-20 15:07

It doesn't matter. By using a combination of reverb and volume you can trick the brain that it listens to a 7.1 system. And the separation of front, rear and side speakers is great on a properly done headset, using only two drivers.

#5879719

pidgeontoad

2021-01-21 17:04

Spending money on 7.1 headsets is a waste. You need 8 speakers and separation, otherwise it's just a gimmick. RGB's that you can't even see is just another gimmick, and for those who can see you, you just look like a douche.

#5880356

Error8

2021-01-23 12:36

There is no separation in a headset when you cram inside it so many speakers near your ear. You have to try both versions and then give a conclusion, otherwise are just preconceived ideas. The market is moving towards 7.1 emulated sound headsets, for a reason.