Review on Headset Razer BlackShark V2 with USB Sound Card, classic black by Janis Janis ᠌

I will quickly address the most common concerns that have been raised. - There is no activation code; this is not because the seller is an idiot; rather, the function that you are seeking to activate is already incorporated into the sound card that comes with it, thus there is no need for an activation code. You are attempting to listen to music in THX mode, which is primarily built for games and frequencies necessary to judge the game situation. This is the cause of the idiotic music playback, not the fact that the maker is an idiot. The vast majority of music is composed for stereo rather than 7.1 emulation; nonetheless, this game is all about the dynamics, and if you don't have 7.1, you're cheating. Friends, it is not indicated anywhere that this is live 7.1; instead, it is originally presented as a simulation by varying the tones and frequencies produced by each speaker in accordance with the simulated sound source. And now for the final tally. The fact that it can be adjusted with ease and that it can be worn on the head while still providing full coverage to the ears (despite the fact that my ears are not particularly small) allows for effective isolation from ambient sounds. - I didn't see any fogging of the ears, but they mention it rather frequently in their writing, most likely on an individual basis. The microphone, in contrast to the majority of reviews, is both decent and loud. If you do not have noise reduction turned on, you will be able to hear a cockroach fart in the room next to you, thus it is in your best interest to do so. If someone's microphone isn't working, try not to freak out and instead watch one of the many videos that explain how to set it up. - Music listening can be done extremely effectively with the volume off. thx. The bass is really good, and there is enough of room for headroom (for those who enjoy bass). Monitor headphones, as opposed to a gaming headset, are the type of headphones that should be used when working with tracks, mastering, and mixing music. You also have the ability to make specific adjustments to the equalization. I followed the instruction of one music producer who gave it in a video that I found on YouTube, and it turned out to be successful for me. In the next comment, I'll give a description of the environment.