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Short answer: XB1 sound is good overall, but the PC version is better.XB1 sound is free of the static that plagues the PS4 version, and it offers much better clarity than the PS3 version. There are some inconsistencies, though. For example, the music on Monster Bash sounds muffled on the XB1 compared to the other consoles. PC sound remains superior to all the consoles, and it's still obvious from the moment you hear the title screen music.I haven't gone through all the tables, but to my ears the XB1 sound is decent/passable. It's certainly not bad but could be better (as evidenced by the PC version). I'm guessing that most people will be perfectly happy with the sound quality on XB1, especially if they're focusing on playing pinball instead of running A/B sound comparisons.
Short answer: XB1 sound is good overall, but the PC version is better.
XB1 sound is free of the static that plagues the PS4 version, and it offers much better clarity than the PS3 version. There are some inconsistencies, though. For example, the music on Monster Bash sounds muffled on the XB1 compared to the other consoles. PC sound remains superior to all the consoles, and it's still obvious from the moment you hear the title screen music.
I haven't gone through all the tables, but to my ears the XB1 sound is decent/passable. It's certainly not bad but could be better (as evidenced by the PC version). I'm guessing that most people will be perfectly happy with the sound quality on XB1, especially if they're focusing on playing pinball instead of running A/B sound comparisons.
