Steelseries Headset Mixer

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Good headset, I use both this and the SteelSeries Artis 3 wired and find them similar

Best headset I have ever owned and I literally tried a bunch different brands like turtle beach , astros, steelseries. Ps great headset for big heads

to start, I've never cared one way or another about the mic on my headsets so I don't really have any input on it besides everybody in my groups says my voice is very clear. As far as the rest of the headset goes, 10/10 as far as I'm concerned. For a bit of background, I have previously or currently own Bose QC 35 ll, Sony WH1000XM3, Steelseries Arctis 7, and Logitech G933. I find the G Pro X to be much more more comfortable than both the Steelseries and G933 and almost as comfortable as the non gaming headsets I listed. I have worn them for 6 hours at a time though and feel no discomfort which is amazing. They personally fit me very well (6'1 with an average head/ear size) and the leather ear cups have never gotten too warm. The fact that you can plug them in via aux or usb-A is also very nice since some computers can be finicky. The in-line mic is also an amazing convenience that you rarely see. I normally use the dial on my keyboard. Lastly, I can't not say enough not only how well this headset sounds but how amazing the surround sound is! I thought the G933 and Arctis 7 were good but MY GOD is the surround sound crisp. I play a handful of games but I play Destiny 2 on the daily when I can and gunshots from the enemy have never been so clear to my ears. I truly believe it is helping me whip around to the correct position of the enemies faster and more accurately. Although looks are up to personal opinion, I love the all black with a bit of silver/metal look. It gives it a very professional feel and the entire headset also has a very sturdy feel to it. After using these for two weeks now, I would have happily spent $200 $250. Hope this helps:)

I use it to split audio from my mixer onto a digital recorder and a headset too!

My stand holds my mic, iPad, and my Aviom headset mixer. It has gotten top heavy as I added gear. Now that I have a saddle bag on the base, no more tipping! Yay!! Simple solution and happy musician!

I originally purchased this product to attenuate the line signal coming out of stereo port on a stereo mixer. It didn't work so I called B&H and the tech told me it was not wired for that function. It was built to attenuate the signal coming from a headset out port. So I tried it there and it works fine. My application is I want to get a direct feed off the mixer to go to a video camera external mic port. I'm in contact with the mixer service people to give me some advice on the hook up using the stereo port. I'm using this attenuator via the headset port for the time being.

This device allows me to move around without being tethered to my mixer by a headset cable. Now I can audition my projects and go get coffee at the same time. Connections were easy to make. Paired easily with my Bose AE2 Soundlink headset. I noticed a few milliseconds of latency when studio monitors were up. Not a problem for me, especially when simply listening via the headset. Range is good. The BT 100 is upstairs in my studio. No dropouts when downstairs in the kitchen. A side benefit is I can now privately listen to internet music and not bother my wife who prefers different genres. Included instructions are brief. Download the manual available here at B&H.

I use these for location sound two-way com with the boom operator(s). On one channel I send a mix of program and talkback via triplex snake to a headset amp into which these are plugged in. The boom op's headset mic and the boom mic come back to the mixer on the other two channels. These things have been squished in gear bags, fallen off tables, and subjected to a variety of not-so-gentle treatment in the field. I have never had a failure. And the headset sound quality is excellent. The microphone is adequate for IFB use and casual commentary (sportscasting). I don't know if I would use it as the primary mic for doing voiceover work. I would opt for a large-diaphram mic for that purpose. Never had a feedback issue between the mic and the cans. You do however (as with any headphones) need to take measures to keep the sound coming through the cans from being picked up by a sensitive mic inside a sound booth. Refer to a textbook on audio postproduction 101 for that issue. All in all, an excellent mic headset for crew to communicate with mixer, director and each other, whether using a dedicated IFB system or simply mixing program with headset mics and using triplex cables, as I do. Great value too.

The Rode VXLR+ adapters were exactly what I needed for the Scarlett 212 mixer we purchased. We were trying to use some gaming headsets with the mixer but had issues with the headset mics picking up. I contacted B&H and they recommended these adapters. The headset mics needed the phantom power to allow the pickup. Easy to install and fixed the issue right away.

I bought this for my Steelseries Apex Pro TKL. It fits quite well despite being designed for the Roccat Vulcan TKL.