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No major sound card on the market produces unsatisfactory sound quality and the Recon3D is no exception - it performed brilliantly in all our tests of music, gaming and movie audio, with a clean, neutral audio output which ensures that it's the quality of your speakers or headphones that'll make the biggest impact upon the sound you experience. Everything's extremely easy to use and slickly designed, making the sound card's various features particularly easy to configure. There's also a rather nifty Scout mode, which enhances the sounds made by other players - such as footsteps and gunshots - thus making their position easier to pinpoint in multiplayer games. The drivers provide features such as the previously mentioned voice processing Dolby Digital Live surround sound for film buffs THX TruStudio Pro Surround, which creates the impression of additional virtual surround sound speakers, regardless of your actual audio setup, plus the usual bass enhancement, equaliser settings and volume normalisation that you'll find in most audio drivers. We found the drivers are much easier to use, less bloated and less error-prone than those of other recent Sound Blaster cards. While that kind of processor power is unique to this range of sound cards, the Recon3D's most visible improvement over its predecessors is its driver support. This takes the weight of your PC's processor. Like the external version, the Recon3D uses Creative's new quad-core Sound Core3D audio processor which handles everything from environmental effects to applying live vocal effects when you chat.