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Can I split the turtle beach headset mic and audio wires?
I want to know is it possible Headset Mic to split the Audio and microphone jacks so that one goes to my tv and the other goes to my pc. So i can here people on my pc and tv at the same time. Is that possible?
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Go to your MultiMedia & Sound settings choose advanced settings and make sure that you did not set it to echo or that all Microphones have been muted etc, so change your Audio settings etc.
I would say get the PC headset and adapter. Should save ya some money anyway not having to buy both headsets. Plus, most nicer PC headsets have far superior sound quality both ways.
If you just need to hear people on your PC, then you can get a 3.5mm-to-dual-RCA splitter cable to piggyback the RCA audio plugs from the console. For example:http://www.turtlebeach.com/Portals/0/Products/Recertified/X3/Tabs_Html/accessories/X31-stereo-audio-splitter.jpgAvailable here:http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/xbox-gaming-headsets/ear-force-x31/livetabid/4623.aspxOf course, it would also depend on which headset you have. The above will work for the X1, X11, X3, X31 and PX21.If you need the mic to work as well, then you will need Turtlebeach’s PC adapter cable which is also available on the same page:http://www.turtlebeach.com/Portals/0/Products/Xbox/X31/Tabs_Html/accessories/ps3_pc_adapter.jpgHowever, you’ll have to split the mic signal coming out of the headset. This will be difficult to find because 2.5mm cables are not the industry standard (3.5mm is). You’d basically need this, but with 2.5mm female jacks:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B0000UV2AW/ref=dp_image_0?ie=UTF8&n=507846&s=gatewayYou can also use that, but will have to get two 3.5mm (male) to 2.5mm (female) adapters.
Best Buy, places like that
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The above answers are good. In addition, you should be careful to make sure the plug adapter is STEREO. You can determine this by the number of black rings from tip to hilt. Look for at least two rings. WalMart caries them and Radio Shack should have someone that can help make sure you get what you are looking for.Good Luck!
As long as you’re not wearing some huge headset, it shouldn’t be a problem. Boy bands look stupid because they aren’t real musicians. If you’re talented, it shouldn’t matter what you’re wearing.
The handheld picks up better fidelity and is often used as a prop. the headset mike is more reliable and looks all cool and Sci-Fi. Most of the time, they are lip syncing to a background tape and do all the real vocals in post production anyway, so much of that is for show. If you were to hear what they were really doing while they were performing (thanks to the strenuous choreography) you would hear a lot more heavy breathing and costume noise. It is extremely rare for anyone to actually perform live while they are doing dance steps. It takes lungs of iron and the stamina of an Arabian Stallion.