Does the Razer Kraken Forged Edition sound dramatically better than Razer Kraken Pros?
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I have them and I have tested the pros. The sound quality is better but not dramatically better. These are razers best and are in the elite categor. They are 2.0 stereo. 40mm neodymium magnets that are custom tuned. It has maximum portability with a carrying case. I would definitely recommend this to all people, not just gamers. For the money it was worth it.
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Logitech does not make any speakers that can come anywhere close to having sound quality on par with the cheapest set of Klipsch speakers. Forget everything you've seen about the amount of power because that doesn't tell you anything about how well it well sound. Both speaker systems get plenty loud. If you don't believe me, buy both and return the Logitechs after you realize how terrible they sound in comparison.
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razer kraken USB comes with a digital mic and you can use the surround software from razer (the pay version) which let you configure a bunch of options. This software had a lot of glitches like a year ago, but it have been improved, I use it with my kraken usb for csgo and gtaV and it works pretty well
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I Have both and they both sound great! Klipsch go a little louder, but I have no complaints with either. My Klipsch are about 8 years old and still playing, Logitechs about 2. Go by price.
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The Korg KP3+, is supposed to more up to date effects, than the regular KP3. I have not had a chance to compare the two. But fromwhat I have read, (from others) that it's worth getting the KP3+, for the extra effects
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I've found the sound quality to be fairly decent, especially for the price. Straight out of the box Krakens are slightly more comfortable, but the pressure on your ears 'loosens up' after a bit and these headphones are equally as comfortable. Haven't tried these on the PS4, but they work beautifully for PC. Hope this helps!
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Honestly, I have tried both these and the GX Gaming edition. The GX Gaming one is definitely a lot better. It is $20.00 more but well worth it in my opinion.http://www.amazon.com/Genius-31731016101-Gaming-SW-G2-1-Speaker/dp/B00B1N0OFQ/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1392624485&sr;=1-3&keywords;=Genius+SW-
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To be honest, I can only answer subjectively, based on my research into the same question. I can say that, coupled with the Soundblaster ZxR, it is by far the best sounding headset I've found.
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The sound is pitch perfect. But you have to have the pro version. Me personally, I dont keep the app open all day on my phone so I really cant answer that part of your question.
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best thing to do is compare the two of their specs...http://en-us.sennheiser.com/professional-gamer-headset-super-noise-cancellation-pc-350 and http://en-us.sennheiser.com/gaming-headset-pc-350-special-edition When I returned my 350 they sent the se back. biggest change is where the volume control is and type of cord ( braided vs non )
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I'm a fingerstyle player on a cedartop Masterbilt acoustic. The sound projection is fantastic - louder, more full, more umph, and I like the tone a lot better than regular old 80/20 bronze. I've been playing for almost 20 years and I feel cheated for not having purchased Elixirs earlier. Still rocking the set I bought 6 months ago and they sound great. I have noticed some of the nano web coming off where I pick, but it doesn't seem to affect the sound. In the past I have always used Daddario's custom lights, but will never buy them again. Elixir all the way.
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I have not personally compared, however here is an article that may help answer some questions: http://www.head-fi.org/t/673186/nuforce-mmp-review Michael @ Kraft Street Audio
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Not that bad, at least for me. I usually don't listen music too loud, unless it has powerful bass and so far no one has complaint about loud music coming from the Razer Electra. Plus, they sound amazing even at high volume levels
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Padding sensitivity - Alpha = 100dB/mW vs. sigma = 105dB/mW Drivers - Alpha = 40mm vs. sigma = 50mm FullSpectrum Freq. Resp. - Alpha = 80Hz ~ 14kHz vs. sigma 100Hz ~ 18kHz Their website has more details than amazon. There is a slight difference in sound definition. At this price range it really doesn't matter. If you plan on spending more say up to 130+ there will be noticeable differences in sound quality and whether it will be stereo surround vs. 5.1, 7.1, etc My personal .02 - I upgraded soon after buying these as the adapter would overheat and cause the sound to drop when I used them on my pc. I would look at the Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 with 7.1 Surround Sound as they're a bit more, but you won't be disappointed in the improved quality you're getting, and they're wireless... just my .02 and its a very noticeable improvement.
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Not really. But I've been playing mine for several years now and the feel of the keys is really okay. It isn't enough of a difference to be a bother. However, the harder you hit a key, the louder it plays. That's a nice feature.
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My son just bought the Audio-Technica ATHM50RD, and I give the Audio-Technica the edge sonically. It is more spacious sounding, and I find it to be more detailed. Of course the B&W; is much more beautifully built and looks far superior. But for the sounds and comfort I definitely prefer the Audio-Technica.
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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.