VR Gets Audible: Next Galaxy's CEEKARS 4D Headphones Arrive

[scolaner]

Next Galaxy's CEEKARS 4D Headphones seek to add a new dimension to VR experiences.

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[alidan]

just get real headphones and none of this specialty crap.

 

[Oldbutstillatit]

One word: UGLY

 

[coolitic]

"4D" is an incorrect term for this.

 

[d_kuhn]

Sennheiser, Shure, Audio-Technica, even Bose (if you don't mind paying too much)... all are solid choices that will provide quality sound compared to the specialty 'computer' or 'gaming' headphones.

 

[Vorador2]

Sounds like bullshit. They claim to employ some kind of mumbo-jumbo tech

"physics-based audio rendering that assesses the physical attributes of the VR environment and overlays appropriate geometric data and haptic feedback to create a fully immersive and dynamic soundscape in real time"

which sounds like a PR desesperately shoving some technical words to fool it's audience into believeing these cans do something that hasn't been done before.

Seriously. VR SDKs usually take care of sound positioning. You don't need to buy some extra "special" headphones, just use your own preferred cans and done.

 

[BrushyBill]

I'll just stick with my AKG and Pioneer headphones.

 

[Enterfrize]

I normally wouldn't cross-link like this. However, I think it's very important to understand who Mary Spio is and the amazing things she has done:

http://www.mtbs3d.com/articles/interviews/14558-interview-with-mary-spio-next-galaxy-part-1

 

[nstephan]

I was able to try them out at CES this year and they are far from "crap"... They were exactly what the market was missing in this space and for only a few hundred...

 

[BrushyBill]

[quotemsg=15545672,0,1943763]I was able to try them out at CES this year and they are far from "crap"... They were exactly what the market was missing in this space and for only a few hundred...[/quotemsg]

What is, "far from crap"? Could you explain or compare? I ask because a few hundred dollars can get you a pretty nice headphone for gaming/music. And I'm not talking about a headset with a "gamer" tag for selling point. I mean a quality headphone like Beyerdynamic, AKG or any other various quality headphone.

 

[nstephan]

[quotemsg=15546011,0,1668538][quotemsg=15545672,0,1943763]I was able to try them out at CES this year and they are far from "crap"... They were exactly what the market was missing in this space and for only a few hundred...[/quotemsg]

What is, "far from crap"? Could you explain or compare? I ask because a few hundred dollars can get you a pretty nice headphone for gaming/music. And I'm not talking about a headset with a "gamer" tag for selling point. I mean a quality headphone like Beyerdynamic, AKG or any other various quality headphone.[/quotemsg]

When you use Ceekars, they have this captivating feeling to them, not only the frequency response from the audio but they have haptics builtin. They add a sensational response for cinematic experiences, normally felt with larger systems that include sub output. They are light, very comfortable and less then $200... They felt more like a headphone that I wanted to experience something with rather then kickback and listen to music with. I hope that helps explain what I was meaning.