Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headset
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The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Headset is a wireless headset designed for World of Warcraft featuring uncompressed audio for better sound and support for THX TruStudio PC audio technology.
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Creative Sound Blaster Wireless
The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless streams audio wireless from sources including iTunes, Windows Media Player, Napster, Rhapsody, LastFM and YouTube.
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Creative Xmod
I have to admit, when I first saw the Creative Xmod I thought it was just another gimmick. I thought to myself how you would take an existing file and make it sound better, let alone claim to make it sound “studio quality”. Compressed music takes a lot out of the music in order to achieve smaller file sizes. Compression has gotten a lot better over the years but even the best loss-less files result in about 50MB files for 4 minutes of music. Most compression such as MP3 and AAC formats use lossy compression, meaning you will compromise sound quality for smaller file size. I figured for $60 I would give the Creative Xmod a shot and see if it offers what it claims.
