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- SOUND BLASTER RECON 3D PORT SOFTWARE
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SOUND BLASTER RECON 3D PORT SOFTWARE
Where Mad Catz offered a simple trio of EQ presets, Creative has packed the SB Recon3D Omega wireless headset with their Sound Blaster Recon 3D software set. Where the Mad Catz fall short is the lack of customizations to the sound you hear. The crystal clarity is unmatched–but just barely. In fact, the only competition comes from Mad Catz with their surprising F.R.E.Q. They also push out clearer highs and punchier lows than the Astro Gaming A50 wireless Dolby Digital 5.1 set. But I would have much preferred one that tilts up out of way when not needed.Īudio playback in both games and movies is beastly! The sound easily beats out the Razer Tiamat 7.1 set we tried. But it is flexible and can be positioned how you see fit. The microphone is not retractable and you can’t tilt it up to mute it. Volume and mute functions are located on the headset to the front and back of the left earpiece. The earpieces in the Recon3D Omega also feature a thin blue illumination that frames the company logo found on each earpiece. But the earpieces extend and retract to fit various sizes–as is to be expected with most headphones. My head is a bit small so the lowest adjustment is just right for me. They’re comfortable with more than enough padding. I can’t speak highly enough of just how enjoyable I find the Sound Blaster Recon3D headset.
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Plus you can still use the SB Recon 3D Omega set while they charge.
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A full charge takes 5 hours, which will give you about 8 hrs of continuous game time across the unit’s lithium battery. A mini USB port is also located next to this port and is used for charging the headphones.
Xbox 360 owners will want to connect the Xbox chat cable from a 360 controller to the 3.5mm port underneath the left earpiece.
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Now run the optical cable from the port on your PC sound card, motherboard, or console and connect the other end to the corresponding port on the transmitter. Then plug one end of the Micro-USB-to-USB to the Recon transmitter and the other end to an available USB port on your PC or game console. When connecting to PC, slide the Tactic Link wireless card into the SB Recon transmitter. Installing the SB Recon3D Omega set is easy but involved. If you have one, I suggest using this to power your headset and kill the reliance on powered-on devices. They are found packaged with more mobile friendly devices.
It would be nice if these companies could include a 110 volt AC plug with USB connection.
It requires a device (PC/laptop/console) to be powered on so power-needy devices like the SB Recon 3D Omega headphones can nurse power. Also, past experience has shown USB charging is flawed. Unfortunately you do not get a stand or a charging base. The Sound Blaster Recon 3D Omega comes with the main Tactic3D Omega wireless headphone unit, Sound Blaster Recon transmitter, Tactic Link wireless card, installation CD, inline volume control for Xbox 360, 2x Micro-USB-to-USB cables and a single optical cable. The Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D Omega Wireless is a 7.1 Dolby Digital solution that plays nice with PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. Today we’re adding one more wireless gaming headset solution to the unanchored fray. Some solutions that have proven head and shoulders above the rest in performance and signal quality are the Skullcandy PLYR2, Astro Gaming A50 Wireless and the PDP Afterglow Wireless gaming headphones. But wireless headphones have made long strides to resolve many of my past pet peeves. I still avoid wireless mice for my own personal use. But the major hurdle boiled down to latency and response times. I could give you a laundry list of issues I had with such setups in the past. Before early 2012 I had been an outspoken naysayer when it came to wireless headphones and mice.
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