Since DSP is built right in the headphones themselves, all four inputs, real sound, Bluetooth, USB-C, and analog modes get the same treatment, correct?
ASKED BY · Rian Smith · TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO · 23 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:31:00
DSP runs continuously across all connection modes, so sound profiles and virtual studio monitors remain available regardless of how the headphones are connected.
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30:40It helps the singer to really perform better if they are hearing a better, more realistic kind of mix in their headphones. So that's what I was referring to there. I think. Nice. Next question. And this one is from Rian Smith in Trinidad and Tobago. Since DSP is built right in the headphones themselves, all four inputs, real sound, Bluetooth, USB-C, and analog modes,
31:08get the same treatment, correct? Yeah, in the sense that the DSP is always running. Essentially, they're active headphones, and so your sound profiles are always going to be there, available, no matter how you connect to them. The option for virtual studio monitors, all that stuff, None of it like turns off, you know, if you connect via analog or Bluetooth or whatever, it's all there.
31:35Brian, is there anything else you haven't talked about yet in terms of features of the product that you think is worth the audience paying a little bit of attention to? I mean, one thing that I could talk about that, you know, was a big, big part of the research and development of this product was just the process of figuring out our target
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