The Xbox-friendly, surround sound Z6A, meanwhile, rocks eight amplified speakers (including two subwoofers) and is juiced by a 5.1 channel amp that promises to wash your head with booming bass. The USB-powered device may leave you tethered in your console, but at the very least it can house your ears in a large mesh cushion, which can make those late-night gaming marathons a bit more bearable. The PX3 will retail for roughly $150, with the Z6A set at around $100, and both headsets shall be on display at E3 next week in L. a., so we’ll be sure you offer you our feedback when we get our paws on them. For now, you’re able to sate your appetite with the complete PR and a picture of the Z6A — either one of that are looking ahead to you after the break.
Ear Force PX3 Programmable Wireless Gaming Headset Gives Console and PC Gamers the Immersive Experience and Competitive Edge they Need
Elmsford, N.Y., June 1, 2011 – Turtle Beach, the gaming headset category pioneers and market leader, today announced today their latest innovations for 2011; the PX3 Programmable Wireless Stereo Headset and the Z6A Multi-Speaker Surround Sound Headset. Both new headsets will make their debuts on the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo in L. a., California, from June 7-9, 2011 on the Turtle Beach booth #435 within the South Hall of the l. a. Convention Center.
Turtle Beach Ear Force PX3 Programmable Wireless Gaming Headset
Engineered primarily to be used with PlayStation 3 – and likewise compatible with Xbox 360 and PC/Mac gaming – the PX3 is the “kid brother” to the highly acclaimed Ear Force PX5 programmable wireless surround sound headset launched earlier this year. Just like the PX5, the PX3 comes preloaded with 18 interchangeable audio presets that permit gamers to pick their desired audio experience. Additional stereo audio presets can also be made available for download from the Turtle Beach website for simple installation into the PX3; letting users enjoy a customised assortment of in-game audio experiences. The PX3 may be Turtle Beach’s first headset to add a chargeable battery pack, providing over 10 hours of uninterrupted game play and an auxiliary input so that you can hearken to your favorite music while gaming. As well, just like the PX5, the PX3 has an excellent set of audio features, including Sonic Lens with Sound Field Expander that widens or narrows the sound field to target specific frequencies and Ear Guard™ with Blast Limiter technology, which limits the intensity of deafening sounds.
MSRP: $149.95
Availability: Summer 2011
URL: www.turtlebeach.com/PX3
Turtle Beach Ear Force Z6A Multi-Speaker Surround Sound Headset
Powered by a 5.1 channel amplifier with bass enhancement, the Ear Force Z6A combines the audio quality and luxury of a pro-grade gaming headset. The Z6A comes complete with eight amplified speakers including dual subwoofers, delivering realistic directional audio for a more immersive audio experience. The speakers are acoustically angled toward the user’s ears, allowing gamers to pinpoint critical sound cues from every direction, corresponding to the sound of approaching footsteps, incoming enemy vehicles, or the press of somebody reloading inside the distance. With oversized mesh ear cushions and a light design, the Z6A is ideal for long gaming sessions, and with a short disconnect cable and USB power, it’s the ideal solution for LAN tournaments and parties. The Z6A can also be features XBOX 360 compatibility with an optional cable kit.
MSRP: $99.95
Availability: Summer 2011
URL: www.turtlebeach.com/Z6A
“We’re the category leader because we’re the only headset maker solely keen on gamers’ unique audio needs,” said Carmine Bonanno, President and CEO of Turtle Beach. We redefined what a gaming headset could do after we introduced the PX5 earlier this year. One message we have now heard from gamers load and clear is they desire to control their gaming experience up to possible. The PX3 allows us to bring a few of the PX5′s amazing innovations to a fair broader audience, while the Z6A offers PC gamers a competitive edge with a versatile multi-driver surround sound experience that gives the relaxation needed for long gaming sessions.”
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