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Aaron McKenna   04-11-2006 at 06:47:35 PM

Speed-Link's $28 mid-range headset offers more oomph than you might expect in the category. And when it comes to bass, you won't find any better for the price, whether you want to watch a Star Wars DVD or frag all night with Doom III.

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traken   04-12-2006 at 06:02:49 PM
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Is the Triton headset 5.1 like the Medusa?

Also, would you guys prefer the Medusa or the Triton for gaming? From what I can tell, the Triton is a good headset for only $40 (only place I could find it for USA), but the Medusa could be better.

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hamish_18   04-13-2006 at 11:01:43 AM
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question. is this headset like cover your whole ear?? or is it like the plantronics audio .90's or the dsp500's I am looking for a good headset that covers the ear completely, and doesn't rest at all on the ears. thanks

Chris

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Aaron McKenna   04-13-2006 at 03:39:50 PM
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question. is this headset like cover your whole ear?? or is it like the plantronics audio .90's or the dsp500's I am looking for a good headset that covers the ear completely, and doesn't rest at all on the ears. thanks

Chris


Covers the whole ear.

Traken, personally I prefer the Triton as it's a simple 3.5mm job and is less chunky than the Medusa 5.1

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Uncle_Sam   06-08-2006 at 07:47:45 AM
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I'm elated, yet disappointed.

Elated: I logged on tonight to buy the Sennheiser 150 headset, and I just wanted to double check with trusty old TH to make just they were a good set. Well I find out they're pretty mediocre actually... but the Speed-Link Medusa 5.1's are great! So then I decide cool, I want the buy the Medusa set instead... easy right? Wrong!

Disappointed: You're hyping a product that is sparsely available in the U.S.!! What's up with that?!

TH is a U.S. based site and company I thought?

So what do I do now, I want a great headset w/ mic for gaming but I at least want to be able to "shop around for price" as your article suggests I do, but I only found 2 places that sell them here in the U.S.: ebay, and some other weird site I've never heard of (similar to ebay) and they both want the same price of $99.00!

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cooler_power   08-28-2006 at 07:34:06 PM
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Which of this two is better? Sennheiser PC150 or Triton Headset? I will use them mostly for music and games

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cooler_power   08-29-2006 at 02:36:52 AM
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Which of this two is better? Sennheiser PC150 or Triton Headset? I will use them mostly for music and games



What do you think?

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