u/BenDTUzzz

Just grabbed Akai Katana Shin on Steam after having on Switch, was surprised to see that input delay felt as bad or slightly worse than it did on Switch, across multiple PCs.

Every comment online I've seen seems to indicate that it should be much better on Steam than on Switch, but I'm bizarrely seeing the opposite - did something happen to one of these releases that improved/worsened it since release or does it take a very particular kind of configuration to see better input delay on the Steam version? As is it's basically the highest input delay of any shmups I currently have on Steam.

I have some Audioengine A5s paired with an S8 subwoofer - I kinda don’t love the sound, I find they’re a bit muddy and lacking in detail. I think I’m a treble head more than anything, my headphones of choice a the moment are the TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO:BLUE2.

Is there much that can be done with these to tweak them more to my liking? I’m using them with my PC / MacBook and Nintendo Switch docked so a one platform EQ probably isn’t going to be enough, are there hardware EQ options worth looking into?

I’m happy to throw in the towel and admit I’ve bought the whole speakers for my tastes if needed but just checking if there’s anything that can be done in the meantime.