Turtle Beach PX3 Wireless Gaming Headset PS3

The Ear Force PX3 headset lets you dominate your competition with digital signal processing wireless game sound crystal-clear communication and the convenience of a rechargeable battery. Featuring a lightweight circumaural ear cup design with massive 50mm speakers the PX3 delivers exceptional audio quality and maximum comfort. While designed primarily for the PS3 the PX3 also works great as an Xbox 360 and PC gaming headset. When used in PS3 and Xbox modes the PX3's unique digital signal processor provides game and chat audio presets that tune the headset sound for different gaming situations. Presets can also be replaced with different ones downloaded from the Turtle Beach website. There's also a rechargeable battery that provides more than 10 hours of game play between charges. The battery can be charged while gaming so you'll never miss out on the action. If you're serious about gaming then get serious about the sound. Step up to the PX3 and experience game audio like never before. Programmability: The PX3 lets you customize the way game and chat signals are processed. You can configure each preset with different settings to enhance specific parts of the sound. With the press of a button you can completely change your sound environment and hear sound cues you'd normally miss. For instance you can select a preset that isolates the sound of footsteps in the distance while honing in on the sound of an enemies reloading or bullet casings hitting the floor. Many of the presets also incorporate a unique Blast Limiter feature that reduces ear fatigue by automatically controlling the volume of extremely loud sounds like explosions without affecting other sounds in the game. The game and chat presets give you a huge competitive advantage by allowing you to hone in on sounds your enemies can't even hear while making sure communication with your team is crystal-clear. Game Presets: Game presets change the way the headset processes game sounds so you can tune in to the important sounds at critical parts of the game. For e