Perhaps not if one is a bass fiend, perhaps yes if one's ears are liable to sweating.Is the open back design that much better?
Perhaps not if one is a bass fiend, perhaps yes if one's ears are liable to sweating.Is the open back design that much better?
I like this idea. Are there any considerations during initial setup to make it easier to add this option at a later time?For both immersion and useful feedback, I value harness tensioning
That´s the point
Some of us Germans are sticklers for price/performance ratio and in my opinion motion should be last of the list because of that.
As you also may have guessed I`m clearly in favor of the "stepped approach", get one thing right, then do the next.
Happy New Year all round, Carsten
Not really with the p1x. Pt Actuator has a nice one that works with SRS. You can use SRS to control motion and tactile too.I like this idea. Are there any considerations during initial setup to make it easier to add this option at a later time?
- Minimize friction for harness tensioning by rollers at seat back ports.Are there any considerations during initial setup to make it easier to add this option at a later time?
As I recall, I had good luck with this brand many years ago, and the newer technology does quite a nice job in creating a good sound image, particularly with open back design. While some of the first ones I looked at are quite expensive (>$1K), I settled on the Sennheiser HD 560S, which was not much more than many of the other entry- to mid-level options.My headset is an openback Sennheiser because outside noise is not a problem for me and I don´t get "hot ears" as fast as in closed headsets.
It was actually Assetto Corsa that attracted me to the idea of sim racing at the outset. As you stated, it seems to cover both of my primary criteria.I do almost exclusively Asseto Corsa the original and that is stereo.
For your goal to simulate your M Car this would be the sim to go as it has the car and sebring (as a mod track)
Actually I thought of that and that would indeed solve my problem, but the top portion of bracket doesn’t fit fully between the rails. Apparently it’s just slightly wider. I emailed SimLab to inquire.Would it be possible to mount it right side up but with the bolts in the lower slot?
(guessing here, my rig has four slots there)
Good to know, as I'll be mounting mine soon. The sliders/rollers something you custom printed or are they available for purchase? I have the Advanced Sim Racing formula seat on the rig I'll be mounting these on. Looks like a great idea.- Minimize friction for harness tensioning by rollers at seat back ports.
- Install tensioners at seat back base (e.g. above sliders)
to reduce motor noise heard.
How much is "slightl"?Actually I thought of that and that would indeed solve my problem, but the top portion of bracket doesn’t fit fully between the rails. Apparently it’s just slightly wider. I emailed SimLab to inquire.
I lack both 3D printer and high back seat with harness ports; use wide bed casters:The sliders/rollers something you custom printed or are they available for purchase?