- #ONLINE AUDIO STREAMING HEADPHONES CROSSFEED PORTABLE#
- #ONLINE AUDIO STREAMING HEADPHONES CROSSFEED PRO#
If there's 'hanging fruit' I can get by increasing the budget I'm happy to as well. But I'm flexible - if it can be done well for less - great. I think before people used to ask for budgets: I'd be fine spending probably up to 3000 or so, for the DAC, speakers and mic (I'm thinking the Shure SM7B - so if this can plug into the DAC that would be great). But I'd like to be able to not use my headphones for the weeks/months after the surgery, and just put on some nice music while I do the never-ending work from home, like many of you do I'm sure. Though the above would be my primary sound output (by far), is there, 2: a DAC that could have: mic, headphone, speaker in one? And then, I'd be looking for a "good" PC desktop setup - 2 speakers, doesn't need 2.1 (the subwoofer - I live in an NYC apartment). I have to get surgery on my right ear since I have 'otosclerosis' and severe hearing loss/tinnitus. If I have that ^ wrong, any ideas? Would I need, e.g., to get a sound card first for better source to an eventual DAC? If so, any recommendations? I would love to find a "high end" DAC (are USB DACs in this category) that I could use for both mic input, and audio output to my IEMs.
#ONLINE AUDIO STREAMING HEADPHONES CROSSFEED PRO#
So, 1: how can I achieve fantastic output sound on my PC? I'm happy to still use the UE 10 Pro Customs.
#ONLINE AUDIO STREAMING HEADPHONES CROSSFEED PORTABLE#
That's easy of course, because my current PC setup is Sennheiser Gaming One headphones, plugged into my motherboard's mic/line out ports.īut my portable audio setup is still an iPod Nano -> custom ALO cable -> RSA Tomahawk -> UE 10 Pro Customs. I have been out of the loop for a while, and "upgrade-itis" is setting in.
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