The STEALTH XP-HORNET Multiformat Gaming Headset in Black is the ultimate accessory for multiplatform gaming.

Try it now and transform your headphone mixing experience into a professional studio experience, with the added convenience of being able to work anywhere. It takes it’s name from the F/A-18, an all weather plane designed as with a fighter and attack aircraft. The Stealth Hornet is a robust Stereo Gaming Headset designed to deliver high-quality chat and game sound simultaneously. Our advanced room simulation algorithms recreate the acoustics of a professional studio, complete with the sound of high-end speakers and the natural reverb of the room.So I started investigating to see if there was anything wrong on my side… That's where I stupidly remembered I don't have the Superlux "HD681", but the "HD681 EVO", which is the last version, and which I guess is even more mainstream than the "HD681" ! They are great for kids given that the sitting off the head thing isn't an issue and perfect if you're looking for something relatively light weight and cheap, that you can use across all your devices.

If you do, your mix will sound wrong to you because you aren't used to the actual sound of your headphones anymore, but that's a good thing. Worked well over the past two weeks however, I have had the right hand speaker play up last night start and stop working, not sure whether or not it was my controller headset socket connection or if the speaker is on it's way out.

Premium 40mm Speaker Drivers provide immersive sound with versatile range, taking your experience to the next level. I would prefer it if there was some auto-gain compensation; the profiles tend to lower the gain by 6-8dB, making A/B-ing difficult.

Larger items, primarily outdoor or ride-on products are shipped directly from Hamleys partners and may take longer to arrive. In fact, when compared to the Astro A10's, the Stealth Hornet headset was in my opinion better in almost every way.Older Xbox One controller may require a headset adapter (sold Separately) **PC's with pink and green jacks require a PC Splitter Cable (sold separately). Worked fine but I had one big issue with it: It sounded a bit too boomy and dialling back the ambience didn't help.

For example, if you know from experience/tests with your headphones that they have further bias on the high end, then you would move the calibration eq on the high end further down to neutralize it.The same can also be said for the microphone, it doesn't look or feel as solid as the one on my Hyper X, but again with continuous bending and twisting and plugging and unplugging, it still works as well as the day I got it.