Turtle Beach X41 Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Headset $105 at eBay
Buy.com has the Creative Xmod USB Sound Device for $70 - $30 rebate [Exp 11/14] + $0 shipping = $40 shipped. "It restores details and vibrance your music and movies lost during compression, making them richer and fuller." Compatible with both PCs and Macs and requires no software installation. [BizRate]
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I wouldnt recommend wasting your money on something this cheap to process your music. i don't know from personal experience from this device, just in general.
I was EXTREAMLY dubious when I first heard of this, but it actually got good reviews. Look it up on CNET
http://reviews.cnet.com/external-audio-adapters/creative-xmod/4505-9335_7-32105686.html?tag=prod.txt.1
Those reviews are amazing. Hard to imagine you could put
back in music quality taken out by compression. I don't
use poor-quality MP3s, preferring to rip my own from CD
or download high-quality MP3 files from emusic (emusic.com)
so I don't know that this would be of use to me... but I
can still marvel at the technology.
Exactly how can you increase quality? It can't add information that isn't there.
#4 - um, yes you can. this is digital, not analog. you just add a few 0's and 1's here and there.
bad data in, bad data out
This probably works similar to an upconvert dvd player...just a guess.
anyone have the process it uses to improve the quality?
anyone have the process it uses to improve the quality?
I still have a hard time believing it increases the quaility of the music. As #6 said, garbage in, garbage out...
interesting item, nice reviews, i guess it worth the $40 if you care that much about sound quality.
Cool device, but I'd rather rely on good quality music files than devices to simulate good quality.
i didn't like this - i bought it at frys electronics. it's got bad whitenoise. i use ear buds and i like it when it's plugged in and i cant tell until the music starts. this doesn't have that. sux0rs.