“Can this headset switch between surround sound and stereo?”

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• Surround is not a gimmic its much much better sound. Playing without surround is like playing on 1$ headphones.

  Answered by Boki 1 year ago

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• Press the Dobly button no more surround or plug in with 3.5mm jack it is... Truth is it's all stereo any 40mm to 50mm driver headset only has simulated surround

  Answered by Kurtis 5 years ago

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• yes, on pc only though

  Answered by Chuy 5 years ago

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• Yes. The dongle allows switching between 5.1 and 7.1

  Answered by NickP 6 years ago

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• Yeah, there is a button on the controller next to the mute.

  Answered by Hoodman 6 years ago

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• Yes on PC and PS4

  Answered by TimR 6 years ago

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• Yes on PC or PS4

  Answered by TimR 6 years ago

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• Yes it can by a push of a button.

  Answered by RealGVega 6 years ago

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• Yes, with the included usb dongle. There’s a 7.1 surround sound button.

  Answered by Sean 6 years ago

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• Yes. You'll still have to set your device to output a surround sound signal for the Dolby to work then turn the Dolby on at the controller, and to switch back to stereo change the output signal on the device to stereo and turn off Dolby at the headset controller... but surround sound is bad. Just use the stereo. Stereo when used with headphones already produce a 3D soundscape. Using virtual surround will ALWAYS destroy the true sound and produce this overprocessed "tinny" sound that really does not make a better 3D soundscape than using just stereo. Also it automatically turns off the EQ settings on the controller! The bass boost this controller provides is the only bass boost I've ever heard that sounds good.... and the crappy Dolby automatically turns it off!!! Surround is for normal speakers. Virtual surround for headphones is a bad gimmick and you'll find yourself always turning it off, I guarantee!

  Answered by Dave 6 years ago

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