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- JMarine25
Okay. I'm going to focus on Turtle Beach for my first gaming-specific headset. I honestly don't care too much about any fancy audio. I am an old-fashioned guy. When I looked up gaming headsets on Amazon, most of the cheapest ones have only one ear. I had a one-ear headset when I was making some of my first YouTube videos.
My PS3 is atop a stereo tower. I use the multi-out to connect to my stereo. I then have an A/V cord usually made to connect to the white and red ports of a stereo device. Instead, I use this cord to connect to my PC to hear PC audio through my sound card's Line In port. So therefore, I have a fairly convenient setup. I don't have enough money now, but I might get the Turtle Beach P11. It won't be the first Turtle Beach product I have because I have a Turtle Beach MIDI cable that connects through a USB port. It's a pretty good company to me.
So there is my primary gaming-specific headset candidate.
My PS3 is atop a stereo tower. I use the multi-out to connect to my stereo. I then have an A/V cord usually made to connect to the white and red ports of a stereo device. Instead, I use this cord to connect to my PC to hear PC audio through my sound card's Line In port. So therefore, I have a fairly convenient setup. I don't have enough money now, but I might get the Turtle Beach P11. It won't be the first Turtle Beach product I have because I have a Turtle Beach MIDI cable that connects through a USB port. It's a pretty good company to me.
So there is my primary gaming-specific headset candidate.