DSD is Direct Stream Digital, which was used on the Super Audio CD. If you use the USB connection to make the Creative Sound BlasterX G6 an audio device, it can handle PCM up to 384kHz and 32 bits. Method, first widely seen on the compact disc.
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PCM standsįor Pulse Code Modulation, and that’s the most commonly used digital encoding Signals at up to 32 bits of resolution and 192kHz sampling rates. Well, the optical digital audio input can accept regular PCM That further subdivides into two parts: which signals are supported by aĭevice, and how well it handles them. So, what do I mean about “high-end audio performance”? Well, But for the most part I used the Creative Sound BlasterX G6 for music listening. I plugged in a headset and made sure the microphone side of things worked. Those allow the Creative Sound BlasterX G6 to be a virtuallyĬonfession: I’m not really a gamer.
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There’s also a line level analogue input and an opticalĭigital audio input, plus a line level analogue output and an optical digitalĪudio output. A gain switch allows easy support of both low and high impedance There’s a large volume control on the end for adjustment of Imagine, would be particularly useful in FPS games. That is intended to highlight subtle sounds from different directions which, I It includes “Scout Mode” processing – you can switch that on or off. The 3.5mm headphone output and 3.5mm microphone input suit gaming A dedicated “SBX” button is provided to invoke Unlike most hifi-style DACs, the unit supports Dolby Digital surround soundĭecoding and can generate a kind of 5.1 or 7.1 channel virtual surround effectįor playback through headphones. What do I mean by that? Well, let’s look at game play first. The Sound BlasterX G6 is designed for very high-end audio performance, as well as supporting multichannel game play.
It plugs into the USB socket of a Windows computer … or a Mac, or PS4, or an Xbox One or a Nintendo Switch.
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