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For outputs for devices, my computer will have (haven't bought it yet) a sound card (Creative Sound Blaster ZXR, a mixture of RCA, 3.5mm and optical) so whatever ports that has and for the console/s have the usual HDMI and Optical ports. I'm not too concerned about the console/s audio quality because they aren't going to be playing music or anything, as for the turntable I haven't bought it yet either so I have no idea what it outputs. For speakers they have the normal 3.5mm and optical port my headphones use 3.5mm as well. Sorry for the late reply.

Hey Audio Wizards, In another topic I asked what device I needed to put a few audio sources into one thing so that they all go into my headphones or speakers, They said I needed a Audio Mixer. But now I don't know if I need a stereo or a mono Audio Mixer, All I want to plug into it is my computer, one or two consoles and a turntable/record player with them all outputting to my headphones and/or speakers. So what type do I need/you guys recommend?

Ahh, ok thank you very much.

I dont have a turntable yet, I was looking at getting one but I realized I would have to keep switching my headphones around a lot or something so I wanted to know how I would make it all the things have one audio output. What mixer and/or turntable would you suggest then?

So I would be able to connect my PC/Record Player thing/consoles and everything into that?

Ahh ok, Thanks. Any suggestions?

Hey Audio Wizards, Im currently looking into getting a vynl player as well as some other audio (DAC/Amp whatever one I havnt read the pinned posts on that stuff yet). And the problem is I want a device/thing that has multiple 3.1mm audio jacks/some port that can easily be adapted and outputs them out one or two audio out ports. I also don't want it to introduce too much electrical interference, I'm willing to spend upto $500 AUD (Australia Dollars) on a magic box thing that does that. Also are PCIE sound cards like the Soundblaster ZXR worth it for cleaner audio signals?

A good suggestion, Thanks

I just heard/saw that people had some backlight issues with it is all.

Doesn't it have a lot of backlight issues though?

3000 AUD (Australian Dollars) So about 2500 USD

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Hey guys, I want to upgrade to a Ultrawide monitor but I can't decide on what monitor to get, I see all the features and problems of some monitors (Like backlight bleed) and other things and it all makes me kind of lost on what to do. I want it to be at least 1440p (3440x1440p) because im looking to upgrade to a 1080ti or equivalent soon. I also don't play any competitive games like Overwatch/DOTA/LEAGUE etc. I mostly play RPG's like Skyrim, Fallout, Mass Effect, Kingdom Come: Deliverance or strategy games like Stellaris, Civ 5/6, Hearts of Iron etc. So I don't really know what I need in terms of refresh rates or features like G-Sync. Can anyone help?