FlorianR Posted March 1, 2011 Report Posted March 1, 2011 I've been a FPS (first person shooter, not frames per second )gamer for some time now and for my birthday a year ago i got a new pair of headsets. And oooh my god did that change everything. Every sound is projected crystal-clear into your ear, and the bass is beyond believable. "Well how does this relate to x-plane?", you might ask. Well i recently tried plugging them into my macbook when flying x-plane, and trust me when i say: it sounds exactly like your in a real airplane. You can feel the rumble of the engines and the piercing sound of each clicking button. The "ding-dong" of the seat-belt sign and the stall warning sound better than ever before (and alarming too). Also, a microphone is attached for the online flyers.Do yourself a favor and make x-plane come too life from an audio perspective: http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/ps3-gaming-headsets/ear-force-px21.aspx(i was not paid to say this, though it might seem so)Happy Flying to All,FlorianR(sorry for my bad english)
michelebk117 Posted June 23, 2011 Report Posted June 23, 2011 Thanks.However I did check for curiosity the product rating on amazon.uk and there are way too many bad reviews.Still, I am glad you can enjoy a trouble free experience.
Dozer Posted June 27, 2011 Report Posted June 27, 2011 I'm bemused that the headset is 'designed for PS3' - I'd have thought a headset was a headset. I like the way it has two channels, one for chat and another for game sound. That would be a good feature for flight sims.
FlorianR Posted June 27, 2011 Author Report Posted June 27, 2011 While it it may have been "designed" for the PS3, it certainly works for my Xbox, Laptop, and iPod. The sounds are amazing, and give a new feel to the game. About the seperation between chat and game sounds....well that doesn't work for X-Plane, sorry
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