Norm!
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http://www.virtualsense.co.za/AudioFXpro.htm
How About these, they are expensive, but apparently brilliant!!!!
How About these, they are expensive, but apparently brilliant!!!!
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Looks good i must say but 2 questions.
I see its "open headphones" doesnt this get irritating hearing everything around u as this doesnt block out background sounds?
Because its a gaming headset how would the bass be for these ones when listening to music?
I do believe these ones are great tho just want to make sure
Thanks
Closed headsets were designed to prevent bleeding in studio environments that result in feedback.
Open headphones are the healthiest for your ears as they tend to have less compression on your ear drums.
True I dont want to be deaf by the time i got my awesome pc
games without sound is not cool.
I have been searching around and everything points back to the logitech ones discussed earlier. Logitech is a good brand and these ones arent too expensive.
*researches more*
Does anyone know where I can get the USB version of those logitech headphones at a reasonable price locally?
Or is that a contradiction in terms.
Cool, I doubt you'll regret buying the Logitech headset![]()
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
The Logitech Headset sucks!!!
Get the 5.1 surround-sound Zalman's... (Just buy the version with the mic)
Zalman 5.1 Surround HS with Mic - R418(Sybaritic)
They're VERY comfortable, has good bass, and they're 5.1 surround-sound, GREAT for online gaming!
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
The Logitech Headset sucks!!!
Get the 5.1 surround-sound Zalman's... (Just buy the version with the mic)
Zalman 5.1 Surround HS with Mic - R418(Sybaritic)
They're VERY comfortable, has good bass, and they're 5.1 surround-sound, GREAT for online gaming!
by Carl Papenfus Date Added: Wednesday 14 March, 2007
These headphones are great and have greatly enhanced my gaming experience in games such as Battlefield 2 and Call of Duty 2, without annoying the rest of the family when I play late at night.
The surround sound works beautifully, especially with a decent soundcard. The headphones are also very comfortable and well constructed.
Just a word of WARNING, these earphones do not work well without amplification. I purchased them expecting to get loud booming base, but instead all I got was a whisper. I turned my PC sound up to it max and could barely hear what was going on with games and movies.
There is a reason why Zalman also sell a headphone amplifier, PC sound cards are simply incapable of providing enough juice to drive these headphones properly. I have subsequently purchased the Zalman amp which made a huge difference, but did cost an extra +- R500.
My advice to you is spend R1200 and buy both the amp and headphones or don’t bother at all. Also don’t be to surprised if you use onboard sound and the surround effect is not as pronounced as you thought it would be.
If you want to say something sucks at least explain a bit rather than just saying something sucks![]()
Sorry
It's because I've had two sets break down on me!!
Last time it happened someone suggested the Zalman's, and I must say that comparing the two, there really is no comparison. And without the Zalman amp, IMO the bass is still better than that of the Logitech's.
Also : the Zalman's are very comfortable, and fits over your whole ear, whereas the Logitech's are a lot smaller, and you kinda stick your ear through them
So : If you don't want to hear anything other than your sound, opt for the Zalman's.
Logitech is a company that's got GREAT products, but we're yet to see really good gaming grade headsets from them.