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Headset Problem (Turtle Beaches)(Tritton) Help
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So Ive Had Total of 3 Turtle Beaches and 1 Tritton Headset(s)
And All my turtle beaches have broke because of the cords being so tangled
anyone else have this? like above the little box where u can change volume (x11 and x12) It Gets Really Knotted and i usually pull them apart like 5 times a day but as soon as i let go there right back to where they where.... and every time after there tangled for atleast 2 weeks they break either the wires just like explode or when i stretch it out (like said above) they just wrip right apart....
Now
does this happen to anyone?
Is there a way to prevent this from happening every 4 months
whats the best headset under 100$ Thank You!
Please help!
And All my turtle beaches have broke because of the cords being so tangled
anyone else have this? like above the little box where u can change volume (x11 and x12) It Gets Really Knotted and i usually pull them apart like 5 times a day but as soon as i let go there right back to where they where.... and every time after there tangled for atleast 2 weeks they break either the wires just like explode or when i stretch it out (like said above) they just wrip right apart....
Now
does this happen to anyone?
Is there a way to prevent this from happening every 4 months
whats the best headset under 100$ Thank You!
Please help!
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I've had x12's for quite some time now and they've not broke due to tangled cables. My cables don't get tangled much and i dont understand why yours do. Try and keep your cables ect a bit tidier and separated?
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Had my Turtle Beach Headset for over a year now and nothing like this has ever happened. Just tie the cord up with the piece of velcro.
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Tie the conflicted area of cord up with some Velcro or use electrical tape to keep it un-tangled, and to answer the question about if this has happened to me, the answer is no.
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I've also had a few turtle beeches break for the same or simular reasons.
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That seems odd, I have had my x12's for nearly 2 years and nothing has gone wrong. As for you hedset under $100 to avoid your problem with the wires, I would say the Tritton Primers. They dont have the best wuallity but they are wireless except for the cable that goes to the controller.
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