Ah Ok that explains it. Unfortunately pad swapping can sometimes be for the worse.Tried both, and both are very poor - both affect sound quality. Was going back and forth with creative cs but can't get genuine replacements anymore.
What happened to Aune AR5000?Now using Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro open backed headset via either a Qudelix 5K or Schiit Hel 2+ - sounds superb (especially for fps gaming) via either
Still have them for music listening and occasional gaming
You need an interventionStill have them for music listening and occasional gaming
Loved the Tygr also - still have mine too.You need an intervention
Tbh I hadn't realised that Beyerdynamic had an open version of the MMX 300 Pro, particularly given that all the early reviews were just on the closed-back version.
Did a quick search to find one Youtube video on the new open-back. Doesn't help that Beyerdynamic don't have direct distribution in the UK and there is still the older model hanging around in inventory.
I kinda of hoped with the new DT 770 Pro LE and MMX 300/330 Pro that Beyer might be working on an updated TYGR built on the same Stellar driver. The TYGR were by far and away the best tuning of the three Beyer's I owned and I suppose the new 300 Pro open-back would be right up my street. The other advantage of the MMX 330 Pro versus something like the Aune is the known durability and ease of replacement parts.
The 330 seems easy to drive to - both PS5 and Xbox controllers do fine. Will be using mine with Qudelix and Schiit options mentioned more though Have you stumbled across any more reviews of the Gunnr on PS5 yet?You need an intervention
Tbh I hadn't realised that Beyerdynamic had an open version of the MMX 300 Pro, particularly given that all the early reviews were just on the closed-back version.
Did a quick search to find one Youtube video on the new open-back. Doesn't help that Beyerdynamic don't have direct distribution in the UK and there is still the older model hanging around in inventory.
I kinda of hoped with the new DT 770 Pro LE and MMX 300/330 Pro that Beyer might be working on an updated TYGR built on the same Stellar driver. The TYGR were by far and away the best tuning of the three Beyer's I owned and I suppose the new 330 Pro open-back would be right up my street. The other advantage of the MMX 330 Pro versus something like the Aune is the known durability and ease of replacement parts.
I have asked the question on a couple of reddit posts where people are specificially discussing the Gunnr for PS5. I'll perhaps create my own thread and see what the consesus is. But when you see posts regarding other Amp/Dac setups working 'flawlessly' it makes you wonder. Maybe with the Schiit subreddit being more audiophile based, Answers may be clearer. Who knows.Afraid not. All of the reviews/forums impression are very PC focused. And leave out some details. Tbh I never managed to find an answer to this with the older Hel or Fulla models (possibly made more complex by the different revisions; micro USB, AKM, ESS chips etc.).
I think it was always going to be a good product and absolutely work with PS5 out of the gate - i.e. anything that plugs in via USB will have access to Sony's 3D audio. The thing has so much power on it that I don't anyone is going to notice the 50%/15.75db dropoff if they just plug it into PS5. Basically the way that everyone on the internet seems to state that the SBX G6 works perfectly with the PS5 without mentioning volume drop-off or mic issues.
The bigger problems that tended to come up with the Hel were QC and latency. And I 'think' the Gunnr resolves the latter.
Hopefully we won't have to wait too long for @WhiteHartMart to get a Gunnr and then politely ask him to test the volume on PC vs PS5
Don't tempt me anymore - I'm so close to getting a Gunnr as my Hel 2+ is is bit hit and miss when connecting to the PS5 - I've moved it to my PC now instead and use the Qudelix on the PS5 - the Gunnr would look nice on the AV rack thoughAfraid not. All of the reviews/forums impression are very PC focused. And leave out some details. Tbh I never managed to find an answer to this with the older Hel or Fulla models (possibly made more complex by the different revisions; micro USB, AKM, ESS chips etc.).
I think it was always going to be a good product and absolutely work with PS5 out of the gate - i.e. anything that plugs in via USB will have access to Sony's 3D audio. The thing has so much power on it that I don't anyone is going to notice the 50%/15.75db dropoff if they just plug it into PS5. Basically the way that everyone on the internet seems to state that the SBX G6 works perfectly with the PS5 without mentioning volume drop-off or mic issues.
The bigger problems that tended to come up with the Hel were QC and latency. And I 'think' the Gunnr resolves the latter.
Hopefully we won't have to wait too long for @WhiteHartMart to get a Gunnr and then politely ask him to test the volume on PC vs PS5
Don't tempt me anymore - I'm so close to getting a Gunnr as my Hel 2+ is is bit hit and miss when connecting to the PS5 - I've moved it to my PC now instead and use the Qudelix on the PS5 - the Gunnr would look nice on the AV rack though
Yea, I saw the responses on reddit.
I’d imagine the mobile app will work as the product page on their website has the Apple and Google Store logos as part of the features overview. £130 seems good value at this stage.
Hope its OK but I've added a post, maybe way too long or detailed but to try and see if anyone comes back with anything. The thing that is in the Fulla, Hel & Gunnr's favour is that very few seem to complain about volume in relation when using on the PS4/5 which may be indicative of it not being impacted.
Hopefully. This is a massive plus on the GC7, where you don't have to connect it to a PC if you want to update presets, or something. That said even without this ability the new G8 looks exciting.
