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Extras 2 x optical S/PDIF lead, 1x dual phono (RCA) to 3.

One thing I especially like about the Topping D10 is that it just works-Ive never had any software/driver issues with it.

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I replaced it with a Topping D10 and JDS Labs Atom and have been very happy with the combo. I bought a set of Creative Gigaworks T-40 Series II powered hifi speakers, (2.0 because of lack of sub space), but my PC was still muddy sounding, so I bought this Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi HD USB sound card to compliment them, and BINGO, the system sounds crazy amazing.

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Audio technologies Dolby Digital Live, Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES, DirectSound3D GX 2.5, EAX 2.0&1.0, DirectSound HW, DirectSound SW, A3D 1.0, OpenAL generic modes, 128 3D sounds processing capability (EAX5 software emulation), SoundFont, ASIO 2.0 driver support The Sound Blaster X-Fi HD (i.e., model SB1240) that Amir reviewed was mine.

Outputs 3.5mm headphone, stereo phono, optical S/PDIF out.

Inputs 3.5mm mic, stereo phono line, optical S/PDIF in.

Maximum channels 2 (analogue), 6 (digital pass-through only).

Creative has also used high-quality capacitors to ensure clear and consistent sound quality. Realistically, few people are likely to swap out the National Semiconductor LME49710 single op-amps and JRC 2114D dual op-amps for different chips, but the option gives you the potential to tweak the sound to your own requirements. BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi HD USB Audio System with Phono Preamp This product received a total score of 8. The op-amps drive and amplify the analogue sound that’s output to your headphones or speakers.

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Like Asus and Auzentech, Creative uses swappable operational amplifiers (op-amps), which means that serious audio geeks will be able to easily upgrade the card with their own preferred hardware. However, it’s a popular choice for consumer-level sound cards and we have no complaints about the quality of its sampling. As this isn’t an audio production card, the ADC is more likely to be handling voice input for Skype calls than recording the next great rock opera. Be sure to check them out Creative for this Creative Sound Blaster X4 Hi-res 7.1 External USB DAC and Amp Sound Card with Super X-Fi and SmartComms Kit Package Content & Design Everything comes well protected. The Analogue-to-Digital Converter (ADC) is a 4-channel Wolfson WM8775SEDS. The Sound Blaster X3 is a Hi-Res external USB DAC and AMP sound card with Super X-FI Technology built-in and designed for use with both PC and Mac. If you're looking to improve the sound quality of your computer, the Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD is an excellent choice and should be of particular. Special Thanks This review is possible thanks to below companies. The rear panel features optical I/O, gold-plated stereo RCA I/O plus an integrated. The front panel includes a conveniently located 1/4' microphone input and 1/4' headphone jack with a studio quality headphone amp and volume control.

Meanwhile, the Digital-to-Analogue-Converter (DAC) is a Burr-Brown PCM 1794A, which is the sort of chip we’ve come to expect from high-end sound cards, AV receivers and amplifiers that target audio enthusiasts. The Sound Blaster X-Fi HD is a USB audiophile-grade sound card with premium connectivity for your notebook or PC.