i use a bbe sonic maximizer, if i purchase a driverack would i still need the maximizer or does the driverack do the same thing?
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I use mine with the dbx. While the dbx does clean up the noise and equal everything out, in large venues the bbe still has its place
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your bbe maximize just gives you a loudness boost, while the driverack will do what an equalizer and a crossover will do together, so if you buy a driverack you could eliminate the use of these two devices, but if your sound is good right now save yourself some money cause this thing is expensive. A Hernandez
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I am not 100% certain but we can attest 100% to the processing firepower of the PA+. You have more options in your mixing than just the sonic maximizer and the processing is excellent. Mixer-> Driverack>Amps/Speakers/Powered Speakers...that's your signal chain
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Get rid of the BBE. The DBX will make a world of difference. It does what you want the bbe to do, but better.
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Dump the bbe it adds very little to the overall mix. The driverack is the better brain.But keep in mind the driversck adds no effects, only clarifies and works as a crossover. It has made a noticeable difference in my small system
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I'm not sure what kind of voodoo the sonic maximizer performs on your sound. I know the Driverack compresses the signal to make it seem louder, limits it to protect your speakers, provides an EQ wizard to compensate for shortcomings of your room and sound system, as well as several other useful features. The Driverack does not do the same thing as a sonic maximizer, though you may likely find your system would sound better with the Driverack alone.
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unknown to my 482i Sonic Maximizer but what I read is that like the driverack but this to me is better has more adjustment range of frequencies and more options and indications signal and clips, driverack best.
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I do not have this one, I have a different one so I can not respond. This one does not, I repeat, does not work with max hd which is what I have.
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Yes, with the old 2006 drivers it ships with, it has a nice graphic interface and easy to switch audio mods. DTS sounds great, and even better with headphones. However, the newer drivers from Sound Blaster block its use. Soundblaster obsoleted this model via software update. Look at the X-Fi Titanium, or Recon3d or newer models instead. The newer models are still supported by the manufacturer. Asus makes a few models about the same price, and won't use dirty driver updates to force you to upgrade. I now have an Asus Essence STX with built in headphone AMP and real capacitors, and much more volume and sound quality over this Xfi
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I run out of the Main Outs into my Lexicon Alpha USB Interface. I have had multiple boards with USB cards built in but they all really suck as USB Sound Interfaces. Love the way the Lexicon Alpha works and the recorded sound it sooooo much better. That is my solution. Even you can get the Alpha pretty cheap and it will far out perform build in USB interfaces.
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Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the headset and therefore doesn't matter in the least how it connects to the PC? Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the... » Read More Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the headset and therefore doesn't matter in the least how it connects to the PC? « Show Less
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I bought Mountek first and when it didn't work I ordered the Free Hand which looked identical in every way and didn't work either. Neither one would stay firm in the CD slot and device would fall with hardly a bump. Called and both swore unit was compatible and worked perfectly with my vehicle's player but neither did. went for a suction type. Good Luck.
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I bought the Belkin, and it worked perfectly fine! It was at a good price too. I have no experience with the moster (monster?) brand.
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I use a 16GB Kingston DTSE9 (Data Traveler SE9) USB and I have no problems.I've had my Soundfly unit for about a year & a half now, so my memory is a bit hazy, but I recall reading somewhere that you can use up to a 32GB USB as long as the number of songs did not exceed 10,000. I have attempted to use a 32 GB San Disk Cruzer Fit USB, but I could not get that to work. I do not know if that was because of the 32 GB capacity or if it was something specific to the San Disc Cruzer Fit.
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If these are the type for your Sonicaire, yes. They work fine, just much more noise than normal. Very loud.
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It is merely a powered headphone splitter. Your typical bluetooth headset or speaker does not require the extra power "boost" from a separate in-line headphone amplifier to power your headphone drivers. This would be for your upper end wired headphones.
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Hi Benny,There is a firmware update that fixes some issues people have been experiencing with the microphone. Keep in mind that you should also check your audio settings in Vent as well as the audio configurations on your computer. As your friends to check the audio settings they have set for you in Vent as well as there is not as much need for so much gain. We find that on other headsets, players need to crank up the gain--when using the Sound Blaster World of Warcraft headset this is not necessary. Please contact us at socialmedia@creativelabs.com if you have any questions concerning the updated firmware or the status of your headset.Thanks,Tawnee KendallSocial Media MgrCreative Labs Hi Benny,There is a firmware update that fixes some issues people have been experiencing with the microphone. Keep in mind that you should also check your audio settings in Vent as well as the audio configurations on your computer. As your friends to check the audio settings they have set for you in Vent as well as there is not as much need for so much gain. We find that on other headsets, players need to crank up the gain--when using the Sound Blaster World of Warcraft headset this is not necessary. Please contact us at socialmedia@creativelabs.com if you have any questions... » Read More Hi Benny,There is a firmware update that fixes some issues people have been experiencing with the microphone. Keep in mind that you should also check your audio settings in Vent as well as the audio configurations on your computer. As your friends to check the audio settings they have set for you in Vent as well as there is not as much need for so much gain. We find that on other headsets, players need to crank up the gain--when using the Sound Blaster World of Warcraft headset this is not necessary. Please contact us at socialmedia@creativelabs.com if you have any questions concerning the updated firmware or the status of your headset.Thanks,Tawnee KendallSocial Media MgrCreative Labs « Show Less
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The Sonic Maximizer is a line level processor and must be connected prior to the amplifier in any audio system. It will only work if the digital piano/synthesizer is connected to an external amplifier/speaker system.
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http://www.bossus.com/products/me-25/ Let me know if this doesn't answer your question. Thanks, Mike
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This sonic screwdriver has 2 sounds...both sound fairly similar but they are definitely different. Pretty sure that this would be the older version. Hope this helps.
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http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_creative_type_sound-card/995,creative-sound-blaster-audigy-drivers-v5-12-2-252-windows-xp/ requires PCI slot. Possibly winxp will also find the drivers as soon as y'all install the card.
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No. The Radius, an accessory for the mike, is required. The Radius connects to the mike, and then the Heil boom connects to the Radius. I use it and have not had any problems. Works great.
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No. The ButtKicker comes with a Y-cable that allows you to leave your existing sound system as it is. The instructions are simple and clear for hooking up to your existing sound source (usually your computer's sound outputs. I have mine connected to a SoundBlaster Audigy2 that is also connected to my Logitech 5.1 speakers. Works great, OKPaul