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Ok if i want to buy a headset for gaming i compare it from Frequency response or Sensitivity ?

Higher sensitivity means a much louder noise kind of like a volume amp but it depends on your ears. 20hz-20khz is audible frequence anything which goes lower or higher either way is different But only if you can tell the difference ie:audiophile

20Hz-20Khz range with 117 db means full spectrum sound with enjoyable audio , 22-25 khz with 107db means you'll get a crispier audio with higher attenuation for treble .

 

 

In conclusion:

Tritton is reccomended for gaming , But specs wise Mordax seems bit better

Hello

I just wanna know whice best

I have genius mordax headset

Frequency response:20Hz ~ 20KHZ

Sensitivity:117 dB

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tritton ax 180

Frequency response:25Hz - 22kHz

Sensitivity:106 Db/v

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Which one is the best ? (Higher sound and base)

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Ok if i want to buy a headset for gaming i compare it from Frequency response or Sensitivity ?

To be honest, those specs, and headphone specs in general tell absolutely nothing about the quality or the sound of the headphones. When shopping headphones, read reviews and most importantly, try them out. Looking at specs doesn't help.

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To be honest, those specs, and headphone specs in general tell absolutely nothing about the quality or the sound of the headphones. When shopping headphones, read reviews and most importantly, try them out. Looking at specs doesn't help.

Ok what do you think is the best tritton ax 180 or genius mordax ?

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Ok what do you think is the best tritton ax 180 or genius mordax ?

I don't think either is better than the other, really. If they are your only choices, just pick whichever looks the best for you. Would be the best if you could try them both out before deciding, though.

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Ok if i want to buy a headset for gaming i compare it from Frequency response or Sensitivity ?

Higher sensitivity means a much louder noise kind of like a volume amp but it depends on your ears. 20hz-20khz is audible frequence anything which goes lower or higher either way is different But only if you can tell the difference ie:audiophile

20Hz-20Khz range with 117 db means full spectrum sound with enjoyable audio , 22-25 khz with 107db means you'll get a crispier audio with higher attenuation for treble .

 

 

In conclusion:

Tritton is reccomended for gaming , But specs wise Mordax seems bit better

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Ok what do you think is the best tritton ax 180 or genius mordax ?

I have the Triton ax 180's, I used them on PS3, but now I use it on PC. I have had them for 2.5 years. They work 100% fine, they have dual noise control, which is very handy. There are separate volume controls for Skype and your Game so you don't have to tab out. It is really useful. One problem I found I have is that the microphone picks up everything, it picks up all the background noise (if you have). But the mic is removable so you can fix that.

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