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 make wk?
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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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This Headphone Amplifier is for wired headphones as they have to be plugged into the jack provided on the front of the unit. The amplification and quality of the sound produced is outstanding.
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The headphone jack is the 6.3mm next to the RCA plugs, the card includes a 6.3mm male to 3.5mm female adapter for headphones with a 3.5mm plug. Be sure to download the Unixonar drivers and set the headphone amp's impedence to match your headphones or you could damage them.
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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
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Are you sure you didn't throw away the adapter? They make the headphones different so that you can play it in cd's and stereo's. Look at this amazon page http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=headphone+adapter&rh;=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Aheadphone+adapter and check out these adapters. They fit that headphone that comes with the keyboard. Hope that helps.
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The Kraken headset from Razer uses a 3.5mm jack. New ones come with a proper extension cable that splits into pc microphone / headphone 3.5mm jacks. This particular splitter is for use with 2.5mm (cellphone headset) jacks, converting them up to separate 3.5mm pc jacks. A new Razer Kraken won't need any additional adapters. If you need one it will be 3.5mm single input to dual 3.5mm outputs for microphone & headphones.
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What makes this card awesome is the amount of settings you can change, I used this to fuel the razer tiamats 7.1, a very missunderstood headset, because it needs a great sound card, I have a intel xtreme series motherboard with the newest realteck sound chip, and if you just install the xonar with the regular drivers, there will be no diference, but if you install the unidriver, and move some settings, then this xonar card will blow your mind I guarantee it, I have a very extended review on the tiamats paired with this sound card, if u want it, just tell me, but if you just dont want to read that mouch, Im pretty sure that you will love this card over the integrated you own
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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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I tried a replacement with my Z5500 Logitech thx but it did not work. Save your money and get the next best which is the Logitech Z906 System. The base sound will not replace the Quality of the Z5500 Woofer. But the sound is great for a PC. Amazon has it. But I got mine at http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=z906+logitech&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search= for $320.00 Good luck
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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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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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Dear Muhammad, good morning, I missed the request for information is not PS2, is cable terminal P2. Many apologies for my mistake. I would like to ask if you know a good Headphone with terminal P2, whose brand cost 100 dls.Fico very grateful for his atenção.Big hug. Olindo
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Hello. Thank you for your question. From what I have found out and seen is that all USB headphones use their own sound drivers and not the one in the soundcard; therefore making your soundcard useless. As for USB headphones they really lag, not that good at all if you are gaming and so on. But basic use with music will be ok. I would say stay clear of USB headphones if you can. If you buy the ZRX sound card with the audio control module, then you can plug your headphones into that; it will be amped and sound great and have a volume control. Normally with this kind of high-end sound card, people always use jack connection headphones to get the best from your sound card. This sound card is the best out there; others crash, crackle, lock-up, pop, drop sounds clip and so on. Ok hope this helps. Take care.
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I bought mine at meijers. The headphones work just fine but since it is only one audio jack, you cannot use it for both microphone and headphone. At the very least it sounds just fine with the headphones. Also, to make a fine note, the cord is VERY short. I believe the only reason I can use it out of the box, without an extender, is because my tower has audio jacks on the front.
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It needs some kind of adapter that doesn't come with the set. It might come with your headphone? I'd appreciate hearing from someone who knows what adapter we need to get. . .
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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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Yes, absolutely it is. Each individual speaker in the head set harmonise around your ears. You feel like your in the game itself more so than any other gaming headphones I have tried. The only problem with it is that since razer put so much to the sound quality of the tiamat the built-in mic is not the best. Like I said in my review the mic broke in mine but since the sound quality itself was so good I kept it and opted for a stand alone mic to skirt the issue.