Best USB sound card for gaming under £300/$350: Creative Sound Blaster AE-9. Specs: 150x128x65mm, 480g, 2x optical + 4x 3.5mm + 4x RCA + 1x 6.35mm; Pros: Unparalleled audio quality, works as ...

The Tube Delight USB sound card is a portable USB sound cards that looks like a vacuum tube, it connects to your PC or notebook and you can then connect speakers, headphones and a microphone to it.

The Mini Ball USB Sound Card and Speaker is available for $19 from Gadget4all. This affordable price point makes it an excellent value for anyone looking to enhance their audio experience without ...

HyperX Announces HyperX AMP Stand-alone USB Sound Card Compatible with any gaming headset, designed to improve audio and includes 7.1 Surround Sound. Download ...

From Reference Design To USB Sound Card. 17 Comments . by: Mike Szczys. March 14, 2012. Title: Copy. Short Link: Copy [Entropia] decided to try his hand at rolling is own sound card.

Released in 2021, M-Audio's M-Track Duo is a basic but reliable USB audio interface with an entry-level spec that we described in our review as offering "fantastic value" for musicians on a budget ...

The Creative Sound BlasterX G5 USB sound card will drive any headphone. I’ve been using sound cards ever since my introduction to the Sound Blaster 16 way back in ’93.

The Moondrop Dash is wholly unique and wholly awesome. At $300, it might seem expensive, but it includes a $189 sound card and built-in USB hub, on top of being a great custom-inspired keyboard.

But I have two different USB 5.1 sound cards with coax and optical, and neither support more than 2.1 via the S/PDIF ports. The 5.1 is done via 3 (or 4) stereo minijacks.

It sports the usual ROG black/red theme and looks insanely sexy for a sound card. I/O wise we have headset connectors, power for the volume control, line-in, 5.1 audio and SPDIF-out as pictured below.