Je profite de cette nouvelle page pour re-poster histoire que cela soit bien visible par tous :
Et oui, je suis de retour, pour critiquer une nouvelle fois ces " casques " ( Ark ça m'écorche la bouche ) de m****. Voici quelques Threads tiré du très sérieux site Headfi :
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Originally Posted by kool bubba ice View Post
Nope.. You'd need to spend close to 200 plus using a clip in mic.. If you want a all in one package just get the Trittons.. I'm sure they will satisfy you.. I have convinced quite a few people to ditch their Trittons.. This is a email I was sent a while ago.. But for your criteria & price range I'd get the Trittons..
"whats up KBI, I know you dont know me but I just want to thank you for your input on headphones. You were 110% correct about the headphones on the market.Before your input I bought the TRITTONS AX360 about 7months ago. I read your post and I started searching for headphones on the net that you suggested and others on the same level.I found a site "headphonereviews.org" and I wound up buying the DENON AH-D1001 and i use them on my xbox 360 and my old yamaha rx-v2500 reciever which has SILENT CINEMA that has about 10 different surround effects through the headphone jack. I dont know how to tell you how right you were about quality headphones vs. 5.1 gaming headphones its not even close in sound quality, sound positioning, or comfort. As for as the tritton's they are heavy and they sound horrible on movies,music and they lack bass big time(they use some face vibbrating feature for the bass). And as for as gaming sound,they sound like trash compared to the denons. Once again I want to say thanks! I sent this to you private because I didnt want to offend any tritton owners who are proud of their headphones"
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Originally Posted by Crac*erJack View Post
"Ok if you compare the trittons sound quality to pair of stereo headphones, how much would be the stereo headphones ? "
Trittons retail for 130.00.. Id say it would probably be comparable to a 30-40 stereo headphone. I still think your best bet woud be the Koss 75 & the JVC adapter.. But, you want a built in mic, so I'd go the Tritton route.
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Maybe the technology's improved a lot over the last few years, but I was never really impressed by the simulated surround sound on headphones vs. a real 5.1 speaker setup for Counter-Strike.
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Anyway, I've had the turtle beach x11, and have had bad experience with them. While they are major upgrade to any microsoft headphone product, the build quality is garbage. For some reason, my mic just magically stopped working. I'm in the process of trying to return these things (like 3 months old) thought support, and they want me to pay shipping for their cheap plastic product. I'm probably not even going to bother. I'll try trittons maybe.
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Bon maintenant, voilà le thread d'un bon casque :
Take this w/ a grain of salt, it's his first gaming headphone.
Review: Sennheiser PC-360
Alright so here is a short review...
Build: Overall sturdy and well put together. Parts that were mounted together with screws were fitted nicely. Every part is flush, no protruding edges. Cups are free-moving and slightly rotatable, just not alot which to me is just nice. Headset handle, the thing that holds the 2 cups are rather flexible but not flimsy at all, doesnt look cheap. The grills on both sides of the cups are solid hard even though its made of some kind of plastic. (YES i tried to press it LOL itchy hand) The soft ear pads have volume to it, like those of the white board marker duster. Its comfy too and doesnt make my ear itch but each to his/her own on this one.
Design: ERGONOMIC is da word. Srsly everything u need to fiddle with the headset like volume up down mic mute unmute is on the headset itself. Not too flashy too. Only gib i got with the headset's design right out of the box is that you have to adjust/extend the headset in order to fit on your head. I dont really have a big head but i feel that with the headset unadjusted, it can pretty much only fit onto a baby's head. The mic could be alot more flush along with the side of the headset too. It looks like u have a antenna sticking out and away of your headset if u have it swivel back.
Sound: Overall, clear cut, natural sound. When i played music from varies genre like pop rock metal trance dance hardstyle rnb blockbuster soundtrack, it just sounded great. I can hear the epicness especially in soundtracks, but maybe its just the soundtrack itself lol. Max volume doesnt make it sound distorted too. I cant really describe it well because im not really well verse with sound terms. Maybe someone else with this headphone can input better on this. And oh yea, i think this headset needs a good soundcard/amp to really bring out the most of it. Its like a highend gfx card that needs good mobo, cpu, ram etc to juice it up.
Conclusion: A really good headphone that sounds great and well built. I really like the ergonomic features on this, as stated a few post up. I just wish that the frame is larger, in the sense that it doesnt need any adjustments to fit onto my head. Maybe a detachable wire that comes both in long and short ones too. Mic is very good in picking up my actual voice. People on skype told me that i sounded like me naturally as though as IRL. You can also hear your music coming out from the headset due to its opened design, a subtle feature that i like because sometimes i can just play music without wearing it lol or even play music over skype or vent as the mic will pick it up. So people who doesnt want to disturb anyone while blasting your headset, stay away it. Also lastly, since the ear pad isnt leather, it is a dust magnet. So stay off it also if u hate dust and cant be bothered to clean it once awhile.
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