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Thank you Actually I thought just the opposite, the Series X has a low volume output, interesting and of course it makes sense. Yes I own both but I do use my PS5 more.Well, think about it like this:
Us here know that the PS5 can accept dac/amps, but it has a low volume outpout so you need a pretty beefy amplifier to mitigate the low output.
If you're used to this, then that's what you can expect in PC mode. You'll be pushing the volume harder. I would say that's the bigger difference. It's not going to sound 'worse'. It's just that the PS version is tuned to work for PS where the volume output is higher, meaning the amps aren't pushed as hard, meaning less possible distortion, etc.
If you have an Xbox and PS, I would still suggest the Xbox Maxwell, of course.
If you do not have an Xbox, there's no real reason why you should get that option.
I know this might be too soon to ask but would it be possible to also purchase the PS5 USB receiver as well. Although this costs an arm and a leg already. or I wouldn't even notice the difference.