Apr 5 2011, 05:05 PM
QUOTE(wim1983 @ Apr 5 2011, 04:08 PM)
let me explain this (as I am a good listener to music and sound)
for live recording/stage music --> use DOLBY
, if you got music which play on single side (either left or right ear), you can try to make that "surround" by turning on DOLBY, however DOLBY may not work on studio recording music (so called album music, hope you get what I mean 
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for headset louder/powerful music --> use BASS from EQ, it's better than SRS
SRS is crap for me, it just didn't work, perhaps you need to try some loseless format high quality music for that
testing now with SNSD songs..but i can't differentiate which is better anyway.. for live recording/stage music --> use DOLBY
, if you got music which play on single side (either left or right ear), you can try to make that "surround" by turning on DOLBY, however DOLBY may not work on studio recording music (so called album music, hope you get what I mean )for headset louder/powerful music --> use BASS from EQ, it's better than SRS
SRS is crap for me, it just didn't work, perhaps you need to try some loseless format high quality music for that
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