It houses most of its gaming features, and other audio settings that allow you to customize it to your tastes. The bundled Sound Blaster Command app is essential if you want to get the best out of the AE-9. Instead, we wish Creative had included a button to easily switch between inputs, or allowed us to cycle through the different EQ settings which, to us at least, sounds a lot more useful. If you want to change the profile, or tinker around with its sound settings, you are required to launch the app, rendering it quite useless if you frequently want to change profiles to suit your entertainment needs.
The only gripe with it is the inclusion of the SBX button, which simply turns on the profile you have selected on the Sound Blaster Command app. It's a handsome looking device and should blend well with any setup without looking out of place. The ACM is no bigger than a small cake box, and has the same silver finish found on the sound card. This little box as the following ports: XLR mic input with +48v phantom power switch, 3.5mm mic input and headphone jack, 6.3mm headphone jack, Left/Right AUX-in (at the rear), Headphone impedance selector switch, Volume/Mute knob which doubles as a input selector between headphones and speakers, LED screen, and an SBX button to turn on Creative’s software features. It also has a mini HDMI link that connects to the eternal Audio Control Module (ACM), a desktop box that provides an additional set of features and convenience ports. It houses the following ports: Front Left, Front Right, Rear, Center/Subwoofer, Optical-out, Optical-in, Op-amp Pair 1 (Single DIP), Op-amp Pair 2 (Dual DIP)
Sound blaster software sucks Pc#
The sound card itself is sleek and covered with a premium silver finish with LED support so it won’t look out of place if your PC is completely oozing with RGB lighting. In short, the AE-9 is able to power high-end audiophile headphones and home theater setups, while providing clean, speedy, and efficient audio processing without any interference from your motherboard and/or GPU. Scout Mode to enhance in-game sounds like footsteps (more on this later).Sound Blaster Engine for audio processing.5.1 surround sound support through DTS and Dolby, as well as a 7.1 virtual surround sound solution.Swappable op-amps if you want to go deep into customizing your sound.Upto 600 ohm support for high-powered headphones.Xamp Headphone Bi-amplifier that provides amplification to the left and right channels separately for clean audio production.
CleanLine Technology to provide an interference-free communications for the mic input.
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