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Sennheiser GSX 1000 audio amplifier review

Jon Martindale February 7, 2017 Featured Tech Reviews, Reviews, Soundcard, Tech News

The Sennheiser GSX 1000 comes in a compact box with a high-quality, gloss card throughout. When you are spending £200 on anything, having a nice box is always appreciated.

The back details important features of the amplifier in a variety of different languages and gives you a rear view of the amp itself.

Along with the GSX 1000, you get a USB data cable, a quick-setup guide and a safety leaflet.

The box flips open to give you a plastic-protected view of the amplifier, nestled in a snug foam seat.

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4 comments

Søren Chr. Nielsen
February 7, 2017 at 8:29 pm

Hey Jon! Interesting product. I’m wondering if purchasing this amp would make sense for someone like me who has a pair of Philips Fidelio X1 cans plugged into an Asus Xonar STX sound card. What are your thoughts on this? I assume that this amp would then effectively replace the sound card then, as it uses the USB port for data?
FrankVVV
February 7, 2017 at 9:30 pm

“it has the best virtual surround sound of any solution out there” –> wrong, you should check out the Realiser A8 or A16. Of course price is way higher too.
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February 8, 2017 at 11:02 am

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Lelisevis
February 9, 2017 at 11:34 pm

My gaming headset is A Sony MDR1-A which I drive through my Asus Z170 Gene. Sorry for the wall of text but would I benefit from a product like the GSX1000 when the board already has a ESS9023P Sabre DAC? £200 is slightly more than I paid for the whole motherboard.

ESS ES9023P digital-to-analog converter (DAC) with Hyperstream™ technology, ultra-low-jitter clock, Nichicon capacitors, 2Vrms headphone amp, and Sonic SenseAmp that automatically detects and optimizes any headset (32-600 ohms) for purest sound quality. SupremeFX 2015 also features intuitive Sonic Studio II for you to apply and enjoy different audio effects for perfect entertainment.