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Searched some info. about Xonar Xense and it almost makes sure that ASUS will bundle Xonar Xense with Senn PC350 (judged from some previews and Computex exposures about this bundle available on the internet).
Both sides(ASUS Xonar and Sennheiser) claimed that this is a gaming audio set...
I speak from my experience, AD700 is a definitely good choice. Although it is not bass monster by any means, but I am impressed by it treble and satisfied with bass performance under the price setting.
I have one query. How about a external DAC compared to a USB soundcard (such as X-Fi 5.1 or Xonar U1) with a built-in amp? Is this eough to compensate the lack sound quality of an external USB soundcard?
Ya, I also noticed this and did some surveys about Creative, Auzentech, and ASUS Xonar soundcards.
Compared with Auzentech and ASUS Xonar, it has been a long time since Creative launched its last model and no big progress could be detected. The reason could be that Creative seems to shift...
I know Cine5 has been launched in some EU countries and probably you can get one from the local e-tailer.
I'm also looking forward to its soon launches in Asia, please coming soon.
I would recommend you the ASUS Xonar DS, it's really a budgt choice. Here is a review about Xonar DS you may want to take into account: http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/soundcards/2010/04/08/sub-100-gaming-sound-card-reviews/2.
Hope this is helpful.
Just bought Xonar DS not long ago, and now try to post my user comments.
Although it’s the most affordable soundcard in ASUS Xonar series, but DS is a brilliant budget for those who don’t want to compromise to onboard soundcard but still hesitate to go with high-end models...
I know these 3 cards are too expensive for me. However, out of curiosity, I still want to knwo what is the difference among the three.
One thing I find out is HDAV1.3 Deluxe has a H6 daughter card, while the other two have none. What's the else? Any sharing?
My budget is under $100, and, thus, both models meet my needs. Well in most cases, what price, what goods. However, could I make a judgment following this rule in this case?
Ive watched a video clip on YouTube showing that ASUS has launched a gaming headset with force feedback function. But to tell the truth, I cant see how the headset vibrated when the reporter used it from the video. Could any of you know how it works? Or could anyone recommend similar...