PALADIN!!



k saturday was fun. there was this photo taking competition at the wgt booth whereby
pictures which showcase the sponsars stuff(banners/coms/anything) and showcase creativity gets to win a 512mb kingston ram and headset by steelseries. So maki being the cameraman a pretty bad angle which he take from.should take from my left side=(. k the banner acts like the omniknight weapon,big huge mace of some sort. so
i nickname the pic paladin or u can call it omniknight. at first they miss out my pic.. then i have to walk up and clarify. eventually one old lady won one set of the ram and headset and it came down to two pictures for the remaining set.HEHHE obbviously the guy didnt know the whole place was ppl i know.. so we said ask the gamers ! and he did ask. which all vote for mi =D . so i got to walk away with this steelseries 3H headset which worth around $50USD while i gave the ram stick to MAki


My prize reward for being a paladin

Now on my little review on the headset. First on the outlook, it can be very portable to lan parties as it is easily foldable and the mic is hidden inside the headset. just had to pull it out if u need it. oh and its pretty small and light when i worn it too.


collapsible.



The wire for the headphone comes out of the right-hand speaker and terminates in a splitter; to the microphone and speaker plugs. For some reason these are not the standard green and pink connectors that SteelSound normally use, but moulded black (for speaker) and bright red (for microphone).

Mic:
Featuring a 50 - 18.000 Hz pickup pattern your voice will be communicated to the recipients with perfect clarity, making it a excellent choice for both games and IP-telephony programs like Skype.

Gaming: The ear pads are smaller than the 4H or 5H and hence they don’t do a great job of cutting out environmental noise. But if you are playing a game or listening to music the speakers are loud enough to stop you hearing anyone else.

After a couple of rounds of F.E.A.R I was fully sucked into the game. Gunshots can be heard easily over explosions and ricocheting bullets ping around your head with surprising realism.

Whilst the ear padding is small they are very comfortable to wear and don't press on your head too much.


A very affordable and good headset pricing at 50USD, the only con it have is u cant find a volume control on it, meaning u have to depend on the computer sound settings.
For me its pretty good enough for night usage. since i cant blast my speakers without being struggled in the nite.