I have this headset http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/xbo ... -dx12.aspx
I have been getting very little effects, I'm still trying though ,and I'm wondering if I should use or shouldn't use bass boost when dosing.
Should I be using bass boost?
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
i think it should work... but you can use cheap ones too...
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
Depends on the headphones your using. Honestly I say no if you have good headphones just to avoid ruining headphones. I personally would go with Loudness, Small Speaker, Treble Reducer. Those are going to give you a richer sound on crappy headphones which may actually give you the edge.
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
I'll try it both ways.
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
yeah it really depends on the quality of the headphones because cheaper headphones can easily be ruined by bass boost
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
My headset isn't very cheap lol, but it has a knob to allow me to turn bass way up or down to no boost.
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Re: Should I be using bass boost?
Same rules apply as if they would on a guitar amp. Dont overdrive them too hard cause thats bad news.
Re: Should I be using bass boost?
Rule of thumb: Don't use any software or hardware based enhancement, surround, or boost effects. Doses are engineered to be listened to without addition pre or post processing effects.