Best Sample Rate For Gaming Headset

Best non-OLED TV on the market, in my opinion. The refresh rate is great for gaming.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is THE BEST gaming headset I've experienced. I have a large home theater audio system, and I prefer these, hands down! The fit, the sound quality, the options, the looks, its all amazing. These may look large, but they do not feel it. The muffs are soft, the band is light and the LEDs are awesome! You don't need them on, but they are fun. The best part of these is all of the options. You can use it with any system, or anything Bluetooth enbaled. I personally use them on my XBOX which doesn't do wireless, but works great with the wire, which has a volume control right on it! I have zero negative things to report on these, if you want them, buy them!

Awesome!! Best headset I ever had.

Best rate around and glad to support B&H.

Best earbuds or headset I have ever owned... and I have owned a lot!

I already have one and needed more channels so picking up another Ultralite mk3 was an easy choice. 10in 14 out up to 192 kHz sample rate on all 10 analog inputs, MIDI interface and that means with 2 units at under $1200 I am able to record 20 channels simultaneously. I connect them direct to my laptop or use 2 of the USB in the Akai Force and USB to my laptop. The advantage over ADAT channels is the sample rate drop. The advantage over AVB is price point, so its a good place to get stuck in. Might be confusing to less experienced because there are so many ways to route internally , but there is no compromise on quality. Beautiful sounding compressor/limiter, 60 seconds of warm reverb, wave form generator, superb eq per channel. DSP meter and if you have limited real estate, I have yet to find so much in such a small form factor. B&H rock the best pricesand they are straight shooters, it difficult for me to shop elsewhere because the service and communication is superior.

I am delighted with this new ADAT to USB interface from RME. This unit is very new and many vendors were not even carrying it yet. Thanks to B&H for ordering it for me! I received delivery of this special order in less than 2 weeks. Prior to this piece of hardware becoming available it was difficult to find a device or interface with 4 ADAT inputs. Now I can bring 16 channels of audio at 24bit / 96khz into my Audio workstation or laptop. Note, while I like recording at 96 kHz, using a sample rate of 48khz will allow throughput of 32 channels of audio and increasing sample rate to 192khz will limit throughput to 8 channels. I am using the RME Digiface USB along an RME Babyface Pro which allows me to bring another 4 optical channels at the same bit and sample rate into my workstation. To control input from the Digiface USB simultaneously while using the Babyface Pro requires separate TotalFX software control windows for each device (the manual explains this in more detail). I am currently bringing in 8 channels from an Audient ASP880 preamp and will add another 8 channel preamp soon. One thing that definitely stands out, is how small and compact this device is...maybe less than a quarter of the size of the Babyface Pro. So it will not take up a lot of space on your desk or in your kit. Same excellent quality and function that I have enjoyed from RME in the past.

I'd love better build quality, 48K sample rate and multi-track USB output... but for everything you get for around $200, you won't find a better option than the Zoom Podtrak P4. Don't drop it and make sure you know how to use the features it does come with, and you won't be disappointed. Don't just buy a Rodecaster Pro like so many people tell you to -- the vast majority of podcasters and social audio streamers will be better off buying this (and thus saving $400) than the otherwise capable Rodecaster Pro.

If all you need is to feed two channels of audio at modest sample rate into your computer (I fed a Mac) cheaply, then look no further.

Amazing headset for gaming! I couldn't be happier with this product.