ASUS Xonar Xense Pro Reviews

There is a whole lot to like about the Xense bundle even though it is on the expensive side. One of this card’s most endearing qualities is that it isn’t focused upon any one niche. Rather, the Xense acts like a perfect Swiss Army knife for people who want perfectly adaptable performance across a large cross section of listening genres. As such, it wins our Dam Innovative Award.

I'm not really sure where to start for this conclusion, as I'm still sort of in shock in just how well the Xense and PC 350 performed. I had an idea that the sound card would do well, given the similarity in design to the Essence STX, but I really wasn't expecting the headset to sound this good. I've heard the regular PC 350 headset at the Sennheiser booth at CES (Consumer Electronics Show), and I wasn't overly impressed. No doubt the headphone amplification and well-implemented graphic EQ of the Xonar Xense contribute to transforming the PC 350 from a decent headset into the best sounding headset I've ever heard. For the audiophiles out there, you can even change the headphone amplifier's op-amps, to tailor the sonic signature to your particular taste.