Headset audio setting help

[Das Psycho]

I had been playing tf2 on a bluetooth senheiser headphone set. Now i bought the Logitech G933 headset and its giving a different sound then im used to. Any help on how to make tf2 sound like how it originally sounded like? I donbt know anything about audio settings and the like.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Use the advanced equalizer for your logitech G933, and try to get the settings to what you believe is the similar to your senheiser headphones, also know that this is a personal preference thing as well.

If you dislike the logitech G933, return them for a refund, and get a mic, or bluetooth mic.

[Das Psycho]

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds:

Use the advanced equalizer for your logitech G933, and try to get the settings to what you believe is the similar to your senheiser headphones, also know that this is a personal preference thing as well.

If you dislike the logitech G933, return them for a refund, and get a mic, or bluetooth mic.

Thing is, i have no idea what the settings would be. Im trying to set them similar, but i dont know what to base it off of. Such as the blast of a shotgun or rocket launcher, i dont know how to change it when i am ingame and see thats an issue. I was wondering if there was a site, or something to help me understand more

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Originally posted by A festive psycho clown:

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds:

Use the advanced equalizer for your logitech G933, and try to get the settings to what you believe is the similar to your senheiser headphones, also know that this is a personal preference thing as well.

If you dislike the logitech G933, return them for a refund, and get a mic, or bluetooth mic.

Thing is, i have no idea what the settings would be. Im trying to set them similar, but i dont know what to base it off of. Such as the blast of a shotgun or rocket launcher, i dont know how to change it when i am ingame and see thats an issue. I was wondering if there was a site, or something to help me understand more

I understand, and I also have to do this, when I switch from my discontinued headset to logitech G430, the best way for me was using some music to compare, by switch between the two headsets, also went by this video as a reference to help me a bit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzoikIw8X5Q

32: 3
64: 6
125: 9
250: 7
500: 6
1k: 5
2k: 7
4k: 9
8k: 11
16k: 8

[Das Psycho]

those settings, do you use them for which game?

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Originally posted by A festive psycho clown:

those settings, do you use them for which game?

I use these as a general overall, give them a try, listen to some music, then play a game.

Before they updated the software you have to change them everytime to something you like as there was no profiles to save the settings you want, but I got used to these setting over time, and didn't bother making profiles after the update.

[Das Psycho]

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds:

Originally posted by A festive psycho clown:

those settings, do you use them for which game?

I use these as a general overall, give them a try, listen to some music, then play a game.

Before they updated the software you have to change them everytime to something you like as there was no profiles to save the settings you want, but I got used to these setting over time, and didn't bother making profiles after the update.

I think my issue was i had surround sound enabled, i turned it off and it made a big difference.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Originally posted by A festive psycho clown:

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds:

I use these as a general overall, give them a try, listen to some music, then play a game.

Before they updated the software you have to change them everytime to something you like as there was no profiles to save the settings you want, but I got used to these setting over time, and didn't bother making profiles after the update.

I think my issue was i had surround sound enabled, i turned it off and it made a big difference.

Yea you want that off, I forgot to mention that, with the equalizer settings.

[Das Psycho]

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds:

Originally posted by A festive psycho clown:

I think my issue was i had surround sound enabled, i turned it off and it made a big difference.

Yea you want that off, I forgot to mention that, with the equalizer settings.

Ya. Now its a lot clearer and sounds more like how it did before.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

For game audio, could always try playing YT gameplay videos that have good audio in them and adjust based around that audio before trying it in-game. Might save you some time.