Comments on: Creative XMod Review! http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/ Grow your own dope - plant a man. Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:31:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mehal http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/comment-page-1/#comment-14710 Mehal Sun, 30 Mar 2008 18:32:41 +0000 http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/#comment-14710 To Kevin: The sound effect settings are changed by pressing the "button" where the lights are, not the knob. Although it does not look like it, it actually is a button. When you tap it, the lights blink to show you which setting you're changing. To Kevin:
The sound effect settings are changed by pressing the “button” where the lights are, not the knob. Although it does not look like it, it actually is a button. When you tap it, the lights blink to show you which setting you’re changing.

]]> By: bubbles http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/comment-page-1/#comment-14697 bubbles Thu, 28 Feb 2008 14:12:26 +0000 http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/#comment-14697 if any one was wondering this is not 5.1 compatable if any one was wondering this is not 5.1 compatable

]]> By: Kevin http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/comment-page-1/#comment-14679 Kevin Sat, 29 Dec 2007 23:13:47 +0000 http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/#comment-14679 I'm having terrible issues with the Xmod, it's connected to a dell inspiron 6400 which was sadly blessed or cursed with a Sigmatel on board sound card with the added audigy software that was bought as an update for the soundcard. The thing is, somewhere along the line there is a conflict happening. The xmod simply doesn't work the way it should. Mute doesn't function half the time, the popping noise is there, and on top of that there is suppose to be a way of controlling the special effects by tapping the "volume" control, but alas hasn't worked yet!. I've tried everything from different USB ports to uninstalling everything to do with the built in sound card, and I've still had no success. I know the xmod is probably working ok because I attached it to a powered USB hub and connected my MP3 to it and ran that to a set of speakers, and it worked ok although I still wasn't able to adjust the sound effect settings. I shall be returning it to PCworld asap for a refund as this is not the way I wanted to enjoy new levels of audio entertainment from my laptop. I’m having terrible issues with the Xmod, it’s connected to a dell inspiron 6400 which was sadly blessed or cursed with a Sigmatel on board sound card with the added audigy software that was bought as an update for the soundcard. The thing is, somewhere along the line there is a conflict happening. The xmod simply doesn’t work the way it should. Mute doesn’t function half the time, the popping noise is there, and on top of that there is suppose to be a way of controlling the special effects by tapping the “volume” control, but alas hasn’t worked yet!. I’ve tried everything from different USB ports to uninstalling everything to do with the built in sound card, and I’ve still had no success. I know the xmod is probably working ok because I attached it to a powered USB hub and connected my MP3 to it and ran that to a set of speakers, and it worked ok although I still wasn’t able to adjust the sound effect settings. I shall be returning it to PCworld asap for a refund as this is not the way I wanted to enjoy new levels of audio entertainment from my laptop.

]]> By: Balderdash http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/comment-page-1/#comment-10295 Balderdash Tue, 02 Jan 2007 07:56:36 +0000 http://www.squarebrain.net/2006-12/creative-xmod-review/#comment-10295 <strong>Xmod Review...</strong> Personally I'm sticking to DFX, since it's cheaper, software-based (less cumbersome) and introduces fewer artefacts.... Xmod Review…

Personally I’m sticking to DFX, since it’s cheaper, software-based (less cumbersome) and introduces fewer artefacts….

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