We have only 2 ears to pick up the sound, and so while criticised a lot there is common sense behind virtual surround sound. In my opinion spending on better 2.0 and using software for virtual 7.1 is better.
It really depends on personal preference and how good your ears are lol. Personally I really don't notice that much of a difference on Headphones between 7.1 and regular stereo but that just me. The other consideration is what your budget is for a headset?
A decent 2.0 option is always the better choice. Virtual 7.1 can be free (Razer Surround) or included with a soundcard (Dolby, Xear, ...). Are you looking for headphones? What budget?
We have only 2 ears to pick up the sound, and so while criticised a lot there is common sense behind virtual surround sound.
In my opinion spending on better 2.0 and using software for virtual 7.1 is better.
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It really depends on personal preference and how good your ears are lol. Personally I really don't notice that much of a difference on Headphones between 7.1 and regular stereo but that just me. The other consideration is what your budget is for a headset?
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That depends if you are talking Virtual 7.1 or True 7.1
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A decent 2.0 option is always the better choice. Virtual 7.1 can be free (Razer Surround) or included with a soundcard (Dolby, Xear, ...). Are you looking for headphones? What budget?
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