Drop has
Drop + Sennheiser PC38X Gaming Headset for
$139.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Spiffywerks for finding this deal.
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Includes:- 2 removable cables (PC and console)
- 2 pairs of earpads (mesh knit and velour)
- Drawstring travel pouch
Specs:- Headphone Specs
- Form factor: Over ear
- Transducer principle: Dynamic, open
- Frequency response: 10Hz - 30000Hz
- Impedance: 28 Ω
- Sound pressure level: 109 dB
- 2.5 m PC cable, 2 x 3.5 mm splitTRS connector
- 1.5 m console cable, 1 x 3.5 mm TRRS connector
- Weight: 8.9 oz (253 g)
- Weight (with cable): 10.2 oz (290.5 g)
- Microphone Specs
- Microphone frequency response: 50–16,000 Hz
- Pick-up pattern: Noise-cancelling
- Sensitivity: -38 dBV/PA
- Microphone technology: Electret condenser
- Microphone pickup pattern: Bi-directional
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However, one of the biggest differences is the purpose. This is a gaming headset and includes a really high quality microphone with Sennheiser quality speakers and build.
1 black band = mono (single channel)
2 black bands = stereo (2 channels)
3 black bands = stereo plus mic input (3 channels)
Sorry if I wasted anyone's time!
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I hear footsteps that my teammates don't typically catch, and they're using the "gaming" branded headsets (astros, arctis pro, hyperx, etc).
The PC38X, "not to mention every pair comes with a set of both knit mesh and classic velour earpads."
My Sennheiser Game Ones from 2/2016 are still in like new condition, but I only use it when voice is needed.
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Unfortunately, I cannot loosen the clamp even after owning since launch. Any other tips besides placing on something for a long time?
Anyway to answer most other's people question: from what I've heard this isn't a must have upgrade over the PC37x (which is currently being sold by Drop for $95). However if you're in the market for a headset and are used to the sound if gaming headsets, these are pretty great. These aren't up to the level of more dedicated audiophile headphones, but they're also $130 with a built in microphone and two sets of pads. Also in comparison with the Phillips X2, these are nowhere near as bass heavy as those, but those are very bloated bass heavy headphones as is. If your definition of good audio quality is tons of bass, get those. If you want more balanced and clear sounding headphones, get these or even the PC37x
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