how to set up virtual audio cable for tf2

The whole thing comes in a very fancy travel case, complete with the foam padding you’d expect to see on the inside of a recording studio. The mini-XLR connectors intertwine into the standard Audeze LCD balanced cable, although an audio splitter, adapter and longer microphone cable is also supplied. I found it was about the same quality as the mic from the Audeze Mobius headphones from last year - decent, but not on the same level as a proper dynamic or condenser microphone. There’s a detachable boom mic as well, if you don’t have an existing microphone.

Like most of Audeze’s high-end cans, each side of the LCD-GX has its own mini-XLR connector. Or any decent pair of headphones, really. It’s a sweet little unit, and the metal finish pairs really nicely with the LCD-GX.

But for the purposes of this review, Audeze’s local team supplied a Conductor 3X amp/pre-amp/DAC from Burson, an audio company based out of Melbourne. I have a simple Objective2 headphone amp that I’ve owned for a few years. So much so that you require a separate amplifier to properly power the LCD-GX. It’s also substantially higher-end gear than, say, a regular gaming USB headset. It’s an extremely comfortable set of headphones. There’s a soft perforated leather strap for your head that’s supported by a thin strip of metal that runs from one ear to the other. Priced at $1399, the LCD-GX feature almost the same design ethos as most of Audeze’s studio reference and flagship headphones, with two large cups that completely envelop the ears. The LCD-GX is their attempt at targeting gamers with cash to burn, being based on the same planar magnetic tech from Audeze’s LCD audiophile range. They’re from Audeze, makers of the excellent Audeze Mobius 3D gaming headphones from last year, and a company with a sterling reputation in the hi-fi audio world. The open-backed Audeze LCD-GX are, probably, the most expensive gamer-targeted headphones. So it was only going to be a matter of time before someone said, yes, some gamers will pay $1400 for a set of headphones. It’s been fascinating watching high-end audio manufacturers properly target the world of gaming.

How to set up virtual audio cable for tf2