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Published: 2010-07-23, Author: Jeff , review by: cnet.com
Provides virtual surround sound in normal stereo headphones and headsets; works with video game consoles, PCs, Macs, and any other analog or digital source with an optical audio interface; solid bass booster; supports in-game chatting.
Inconsistent surround-sound performance; included cables may not be long enough; final set up is cluttered and awkward; no devoted AC power option.
Though the DSS has its moments of excellence, most are less than stellar. Factoring in the clutter associated with setting up such a device, we think gamers who are passionate about surround sound are better off buying something that natively supports...
Abstract: Is the EarForce DSS worth 90 bucks? After all, a variety of PC apps feature headphone sound enhancement. But if console gaming and movie playback are a big part of your life, like your favorite stereo ’phones, then yes, most definitely.
Solid Build Quality, Stereo Enhancements, Easy to setup and use, USB Powered USB Passthrough, Bass Control...
Surround sound is very hard to distinguish, Pro Logic IIX is slightly redundant...
The Ear Force DSS is an interesting take on a concept that has been in development for a few years now. Surround sound simulation seems fairly reasonable from stereo headphones because we do, of course, only have two ears. However, I just don’t think...
