Gaming Headset With Amp Mixer

[10' / 3 m] used the cable between my amp and mixer. what i liked about this cable it is very flexable. no bad things on this product.

[Mac, Windows] This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

[1x USB-B ] I am building a flight simulator and used it to amp up my headset worked great.

[1] Need a case to carry all the gear I have, mixer, amp, etc. This fills the bill.

[90 lb] Using this for an amp/mixer rack. Great case and perfect size.

[1x USB-C] Really great headset! This is my first gaming headset and I love it! It’s super comfortable and the mic works great

[48 kHz] Great Product. We use mainly for live applications. All you need is your mixer, a Driverack, and your amp/powered speakers. The compression and limiter dynamics are superb. Moreover the other functions Parametric and Graphic EQ, Crossover, Delay, Subharmonic Synth, Feedback Suppressor, and Automatic EQ Functioning brings a new dimension in engineering your sound. It protects your system greatly as well. Can control this specific model using tablet / computer (with a router). Up to 3 Way control but I guess if you need more you can get the 260 or newer Venue series Dracks. More advanced than the PA+. Uses a Frequency Signal Sweep as opposed to Pink Noise....hence, more accurate measurement and settings. Most Definitely recommend this tool for audio engineer/technician.

[Latch] Perfect size case for my rack mixer, power conditioner, headphone amp and drawer. Great value and well built.

[12 V, 4.5 Ah] I used this, as well as the Samson Concert 288 wireless microphone system, for an all day event with about 100 people under a large tent. I was able to connect a PC audio (with video going to a large flat screen TV), two wireless mics, an XLR input from a solo musician's system and Bluetooth connected to my cellphone to play music. I could easily switch between inputs and adjust tone. The sound output was good, with the sturdy speaker stands elevating the speakers above all heads. The system is very portable, with the amp/mixer snapping into the side of one speaker and a small storage space in the other speaker for power and speaker cables. The two speakers slide together for easy transport, except the comprehensive instructions did not tell me how to get them apart. They are shipped with thin cardboard between them so you have to keep hitting them to slide them apart. After the first time they are separated and the cardboard removed, they slide together easier. My only concern is that the amp/mixer locks into the side of one of the speakers, leaving all of the face exposed. It would be better if there were some sort of panel to cover and protect all of those controls and inputs.

I used this, as well as the Samson Concert 288 wireless microphone system, for an all day event with about 100 people under a large tent. I was able to connect a PC audio (with video going to a large flat screen TV), two wireless mics, an XLR input from a solo musician's system and Bluetooth connected to my cellphone to play music. I could easily switch between inputs and adjust tone. The sound output was good, with the sturdy speaker stands elevating the speakers above all heads. The system is very portable, with the amp/mixer snapping into the side of one speaker and a small storage space in the other speaker for power and speaker cables. The two speakers slide together for easy transport, except the comprehensive instructions did not tell me how to get them apart. They are shipped with thin cardboard between them so you have to keep hitting them to slide them apart. After the first time they are separated and the cardboard removed, they slide together easier. My only concern is that the amp/mixer locks into the side of one of the speakers, leaving all of the face exposed. It would be better if there were some sort of panel to cover and protect all of those controls and inputs.