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PS2 Headset
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Rating: 3.62/5 from 8 reviews Good headsetthis is a very good headset you can talk to people from all over the U.S. and in Fifa 2004 you can even talk to people in other parts of the world it is a great buy. Necessary piece of junkUnfortunately this is the only microphone that works with the PS2 and is necessary to play the karaoke revolution games, which are really fun for the whole family. I'd recommend buying it with the game as a set. You can save about $5 doing it that way. If you play very much you will need to purchase more down the road since they are not made very well. You also need to have it in just the right position or it won't pick up your voice. I hope that they will eventually come out with some kind of adapter so you can plug in a standard karaoke microphone that actually works for more than a month. Logitech + Sony = JunkI bought this to use as a USB headset on PC rather than connect it to my PS2, because all of my othes are either lost or broken. I figured the size and the Logitech name would guarantee a little longevity. I'm not especially rough on my toys, but my gaming area is rather cluttered with numerous projects, games, books, CDs, computer parts, etc. so wires, mice, game controllers have a tendancy to get tangled and like any lynch pin, move one and they all come crashing down. While the headset works, it's a little wonky in its functioning. It sounds just fine, but the microphone shaft is too short and ends up sitting on my cheek a half-inch shy of my mouth and doesn't pick up spoken word all that well. worse, it's kinda flimsy, the plastic too soft. It has a bulky volume control with mute button about a foot down the cord from the headset while at the other end is a small box with the Playstation logo on it. I suspect its a pre-amp or a signal changer, but it seems kind of obtrusive and gets in the way. Is it worth owning? Not at its current price- if it were ten bucks cheaper it would be worth it. It does what its supposed to do, but not very well. There must be a better substitute somewhere. Just great! The headphone & mic just fell of my desk and broke! A grand total of 1 meter. Cheap junk. | ||||||||||||||||
