What is best wired headphone, such as Razer Tiamat. The Tiamat is 3.5mm jacks and the ZxR has RCA outputs. Must I simply buy the adapter to makewk?
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The desk volume control will act as an adapter. It has both RCA and 3.5 jacks. Otherwise an adapter is what you need. As far as best headphone, that's really a personal choice. I use the Sennhesier PC 350 SE and it is grest for me (I need voice clarity when I lead).
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The best headphone for gaming is hands down the $135 AD700/AD700x. By far. Nothing else comes close. Not even $400+ headphones. I'd honestly be surprised if a $1000k headset could match it.I read that the $200 q701 was a close 2nd. So I tried it. If I didn't know better I would have said the q701 was a $60 headset, and the ad700 was a $1000 in comparison.
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This soundcard has output specialy for headphones. Not needed to use RCA output.
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There is not really a need to do so. The EVO ZXR headphones utilize the exact same audio processor found in the ZXR sound card. If you did really want to use your sound card you can just plug them in with the included 3.5mm cable. Use the splitter also included to allow microphone use as well.
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About headphone jack on the logitech z-2300 thx.I read here usually the people talk about Desktops...and they plug this to the sound card, but what about the people who have a laptop as a desktop? (my case)If you plug to the headphone jack (it come with this conector?) the quality sound will be the same one as when you plug it on a desktop sound card?Thanks.
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There are no RCA connectors on this amp. You plug a 3.5mm TRS male stereo plug into the input and on the output side you plug in your headphones (up to 4 sets) which are also standard 3.5mm TRS stereo male plugs.On the output side if you use a TRS stereo male out which adapts to two RCA plugs, you will get Stereo sound. Generally white is left channel and Red is right channel.However, I would not recommend this device for that, at it has too much hiss.Edit: You could also use the TRS to RCA on the input side. For example if you wanted to connect a CD or DVD player.
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The KRKs have the 2.5mm socket on the head set. I would simply use a rigid 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. They are in expensive. D&K; or Monoprice make straight adapters for about $3 to $5. I would not try using a cable adapter because the mic won`t stay in place.
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I have a logitech headset with a USB cord to attach to the computer. I know you stated one end of this adapter is a 2.5mm jack plug but is the other end a usb receiver that my usb could fit in or no? I am trying to figure out what I need to get to enable my usb headset to connect to my home phone jack.
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I don't believe anyone makes an adaptor for this headset. Because it has 2 jacks in one. It is only made for this kind of Radio. They do not work very well! Bad sound clairity and sound quality but It fits in your ear comfortably without falling out all the time like other headsets I have owned.
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It uses USB, with C-Media soundcard. To be honest, the Vengeance headset (and anything using C-Media embedded) is problematic. Search their forums and you'll find numerous threads about the sound channels reversing, randomly, during gameplay sessions. I have a RealTek Azailia audio chipset and I had to give up on these headphones.You're better off getting a regular stereo headset that plugs into your soundcard, and invest in the soundcard. Otherwise, these may work fine for you but be prepared for shoulder shrugs if you deal with Corsair.
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I had issues with it every use. I had to unplug the adapter and plug it in every time, and then it would work. So I stopped using it. When there was this same headset with a wired 3.5mm plug (that is no adapter,) it was THE BEST ... that item has been discontinued, unfortunately.
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You need an adapter...They're only about $10. I bought this one on Amazon: Jabra 1005143 Netcom Qd To 2.5MM Stereo Plug. The headset works well and I have no complaints. Hope this helps. :)
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No! 2.5 mm input only (like xbox chat and turtle beach) the kraken uses 3.5mm jacks. You'd need another adapter to use this. Razer sells what you need. Look on their site.
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They have the standard 3.5mm audio and voice jacks. These are amazing headphones and I love them! I admit I prefer USB connection for my headphones so I spent an extra $5 and got an adapter. Even with using the adapter this little headset is far superior to my over the head expensive gaming headphones I have bought in the past!
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I concur with Zapa but you may want to look at other options for amplification. At best, this only replaces a broken headphone jack.
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first of all you need the wire 3.5mm(FL6N STEREO) it don't come with it. it runs for around 50 bucks + shipping I do know it works on I-pods and mp3. they have 3 different wires for this head set ebay. amazon sells them make sure you get it for model #(M2RX7A)
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I bought mine primarily to use with my drum set - but since then I've been using to listen to Spotify on my PC too and they sound freaking fantastic! Way better than any of the PC Gaming headphones (Logitech) that I have... These are industry standard audio monitors, I don't think you'll find a better performing, more affordable set.
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Ive used both so hopfully this will help other users too, if you only game on PC then the Kraken is nice but Ive has a similar issue with Razer as ive had with TurtleBeach. Ear cups go bad randomly. The RIG is great if you want style with the ability to go anywhere with it, be it console, pc or mobile. Also you don't need a boom mic as the inline mic cable for cellphones detects and transmits audio insanely well. Id say RIG personally, plus user replaceable parts are plus for any gamer so you can always have spares!
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Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the headset and therefore doesn't matter in the least how it connects to the PC? Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the... » Read More Thanks Guys.. well that answers it. since I also have a 5.1 surround system for when the wife isn't home and I'm playing BF3, I just need to get a wired headset to continue to use, what I would believe to be, better audio processing on the standalone soundcard. But then I see items like the Razer Megaladon, which advertises 7.1, but it is USB connected... so again it would appear that device would only use the simulated surround inside the actual headset? as opposed to a minijack plugged into the soundcard, does it make a difference? or will all surround headsets do all processing in the headset and therefore doesn't matter in the least how it connects to the PC? « Show Less