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- 100% Brand New 7.1 Channel External USB Audio Sound Card Adapter
- USB2.0 Full-Speed (12Mbps) Specification
- Size: 57 x 25 x 12mm
- Connectors: USB Type A, Stereo output jack, mono microphone input jack
- Plug and Play. No drivers required for Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista/Win7, Linux, MacOS
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Product Description
The USB Virtual 7.1 Channel Sound Adapter is a highly flexible audio interface which can be used either with Desktop or Notebook systems, Bundled with Xear 3D Sound simulation software, It turns your stereo speaker or earphones into 7.1 channel environment.
100% Brand new and high quality
Size: 57 x 25 x 12mm
Weight: 14g
LED indicators: Microphone-Mute Status, Activity
USB2.0 Full-Speed (12Mbps) Specification
USB HID Class Specification 1.1
USB Audio Device Class Specification 1.0.
USB bus-powered, no external power required.
Connectors: USB Type A, Stereo output jack, mono microphone input jack
Xear 3D virtual 7.1 channel sound simulation software for Windows XP / Vista is included
Functions keys: Microphone-Mute, Speaker-Mute, Volume-Up and Volume-Down
LED indicators: Microphone-Mute Status, Activity
Plug and Play. No drivers required for Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista/Win7, Linux, MacOS
Chipset: CM119
If you need Cheaper USB sound card, please visit my store and find product which Chipset is 6911 5.1 Channel 3D USB sound cards.
System Requirement:
Desktop or notebook PC with a USB port.
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/Server 2003/XP/Vista/Win7, Linux, MacOS 10 or higher.
Xear3D (Virtual 7.1 channel sound simulation software) for Windows XP/Vista
Stereo active speaker or stereo earphone
Mono microphone (Optional)
Package contents:
3 x USB Virtual 7.1 Channel Sound Adapter
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I bought this after buying at least 3 different versions of the
cheap little blue usb sound cards (which broke after a day or two).
I got so annoyed at the tacky design and poor sound quality of those
and decided to get something a little it more expensive with this one.
I am really happy with this product; It it fairly cheap and is definitely worth it;
it has really good sound quality compared to the little blue ones which
create a muffled static noise in the background.
I also like that this one has a more solid design and definitely doesn't
look tacky.
It fits neatly into one of my usb ports (the cheaper blue usb destroyed one of my
usb ports because it didn't fit well into it) and I am geniunely happy with this.
cheap little blue usb sound cards (which broke after a day or two).
I got so annoyed at the tacky design and poor sound quality of those
and decided to get something a little it more expensive with this one.
I am really happy with this product; It it fairly cheap and is definitely worth it;
it has really good sound quality compared to the little blue ones which
create a muffled static noise in the background.
I also like that this one has a more solid design and definitely doesn't
look tacky.
It fits neatly into one of my usb ports (the cheaper blue usb destroyed one of my
usb ports because it didn't fit well into it) and I am geniunely happy with this.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Two PC's and one laptop all running Windows 7 plus two sets of expensive speakers all produced horrible sound with the volume randomly up and down all the time. PC and Laptop manufacturers did not help nor did any suggestions found on the web.
I bought this expecting it to be cheap and chirpy. It solved the problem, and I do not care why, this little device truly rocks!
I bought this expecting it to be cheap and chirpy. It solved the problem, and I do not care why, this little device truly rocks!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I have seen these products get so many bad reviews, many of which seemed to be talking as though they had paid a small fortune for the device and it then didnt live upto the HUGE price tag
Thing is though, theyre CHEAP.
So bearing that in mind here are my views
I have a HP Microserver which doesnt have built in sound at all, it does have two PCI-e slots but have you seen the cost and limited choice of PCI-e soundcards?
So I figured for the price I would give this a go
First impression was that considering how cheap they are theyre packaged surprisingly well in a blister pack (I half expected them to arrive in a ziplock bag tbh)
On insertion under both windows XP and Windows 7 windows recognises them on the fly and no drivers or reboot is required
I run creative 2.1 speakers and to be perfectly honest the sound from these is nothing short of surprising.
I get some loud clicking when the machine is booting up, but to be perfectly honest I also get that from the built in sound on my £90+ Asus M4A87td-EVO boards too so no problem there
Once booted though the sound is crisp, well rounded and the sound stage is wide and well seperated making stereo content sound very good.
Due to the amount of people who have complained about these and similar items "falling apart" or suffering mechanical breakdown I decided to plug the module into a short USB hub rather than the PC itself which also helps to leave other ports free for use as its a bit chunkier than a flashdrive
But once in place it wont be accessed so it cant really "fall to bits" and I do wonder whether those reviewers carried theirs around and repeatedly inserted and removed them tbh as my two seem surprisingly solidly built for such a low price
Its probably worth not risking it by using the built in buttons though as everything can be controlled from within windows anyway. And the only potential weakspot I can see is the speaker and microphone sockets. But to be perfectly honest I may consider buying short extension leads and then as "icky" as it might look just securely taping them into the device so I never have to insert or unplug anything into the soundcard itself just to avoid damage over time
Basically though this device cost about the same as a pint of lager, gives surpsisingly good well rounded sound for music, video and voice so I am extremely impressed with the purchase and might purchase a couple more as spares incase theyre not still available when the one I am using now does decide to die
Taking the price into consideration and what it sounds like for that price I honestly cant find a single flaw or criticism of this device for my personal requirements on a machine that has no native sound at all.
So I have given it a full 5 stars without reservation
You normally get what you pay for, but with this item it really does feel like I got a bargain
Thing is though, theyre CHEAP.
So bearing that in mind here are my views
I have a HP Microserver which doesnt have built in sound at all, it does have two PCI-e slots but have you seen the cost and limited choice of PCI-e soundcards?
So I figured for the price I would give this a go
First impression was that considering how cheap they are theyre packaged surprisingly well in a blister pack (I half expected them to arrive in a ziplock bag tbh)
On insertion under both windows XP and Windows 7 windows recognises them on the fly and no drivers or reboot is required
I run creative 2.1 speakers and to be perfectly honest the sound from these is nothing short of surprising.
I get some loud clicking when the machine is booting up, but to be perfectly honest I also get that from the built in sound on my £90+ Asus M4A87td-EVO boards too so no problem there
Once booted though the sound is crisp, well rounded and the sound stage is wide and well seperated making stereo content sound very good.
Due to the amount of people who have complained about these and similar items "falling apart" or suffering mechanical breakdown I decided to plug the module into a short USB hub rather than the PC itself which also helps to leave other ports free for use as its a bit chunkier than a flashdrive
But once in place it wont be accessed so it cant really "fall to bits" and I do wonder whether those reviewers carried theirs around and repeatedly inserted and removed them tbh as my two seem surprisingly solidly built for such a low price
Its probably worth not risking it by using the built in buttons though as everything can be controlled from within windows anyway. And the only potential weakspot I can see is the speaker and microphone sockets. But to be perfectly honest I may consider buying short extension leads and then as "icky" as it might look just securely taping them into the device so I never have to insert or unplug anything into the soundcard itself just to avoid damage over time
Basically though this device cost about the same as a pint of lager, gives surpsisingly good well rounded sound for music, video and voice so I am extremely impressed with the purchase and might purchase a couple more as spares incase theyre not still available when the one I am using now does decide to die
Taking the price into consideration and what it sounds like for that price I honestly cant find a single flaw or criticism of this device for my personal requirements on a machine that has no native sound at all.
So I have given it a full 5 stars without reservation
You normally get what you pay for, but with this item it really does feel like I got a bargain
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Surprisingly rugged
There are USB sound cards which last a week then lose a channel. There are ones that fall apart then there are ones like this delivering excellent audio quality while being... Read more
Published 19 days ago by Stephen Hall, Ireland
Ok, heats up earphones
It is slightly sturdier than a other model of the same sort I tried but the jacks are still very fragile so I use it with an extension chord to minimise the stresses on it to avoid... Read more
Published 4 months ago by StudentLife
Excellent Product
It does what is says on the tin and does it very well. It gives the audio a nice boost for driving bigger headphones that need a bit of extra 'oomph' when mixing live and trying... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Winkle
Perfectly adequate
I had previously purchased a more expensive box type soundcard but the latency (delay ) was terrible when recording.
No such problem with this little unit. Read more
No such problem with this little unit. Read more
Published 9 months ago by R. J. Pringle
Works very well but.......
This little gadget does work very well but is quite fragile. I suggest a few drops of superglue around the join would be helpful. Read more
Published 9 months ago by theneophyte
Do Not Buy This
I bought this to my Dell inspiron as i found that my internal sound card is not working. First of all the service is so poor. It took 3.4 weeks to deliver the product. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Vinnu369
Brilliant for the price!
This product is brilliant for the price, cant ask for anymore. i use it as a second soundcare for my headphones on my laptop so i can do little DJ sets, works like a charm. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mr. James T. C. Harrison
Good Product
Works Well. Just plug and play. Flashing LED light can get a bit annoying though. Apart from that, awesome. You can safely buy this item without worries. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Belal Rashid
Great Gadget
This is a great gadget. It does exactly what i wanted it to do - Plug my mic in via a USB port, seeing as the mic input on my laptop was damaged. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Ljay37
Not compatible with Mac 10.5
Although it says on the description the product is compatible with mac, it is not. When I connected it I could clearly confirm 'something' was going through as I could hear the... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Stella Blue
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