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Turtle Beach Ear Force XP SEVEN Review

The XP Seven comes pre-loaded with 8 Game Presets, 8 Chat Presets and 8 Speaker Presets, each tailored to meet specific scenarios.

Through the use of Turtle Beach's Advanced Sound Editor, every preset can be modified to suit your specific needs. If you need to bring out the high tones slightly more for a specific game but do not want to compromise on the lows, it is as simple as increasing a slider, clicking Save and jumping back into the game.

Game:

  1. Flat – Hear stereo game sound without effects processing or Dolby Surround Sound.
  2. Bass Boost – Hear and feel the rumble of deeper bass sound effects.
  3. Treble Boost – Boost high frequencies for crisper sounds and greater clarity.
  4. Bass Boost + Treble Boost – Rumbling lows and pristine highs come through clearly.
  5. Stereo Expander – Stereo processing with a 3D effect that allows you to focus on subtle audio cues.
  6. Action Enhancer – Amplify intense sounds from weapons and explosions.
  7. Footstep Focus – Focus on the sound of enemy footsteps approaching.
  8. Superhuman Hearing – Boosts low volume sounds.


Chat:

  1. Flat – Straight chat with no processing.
  2. Chat Focus – Boosts mid-range frequencies for greater concentration on chat.
  3. Chat Expander – Widens the virtual sound field of chat.
  4. Voice Amp – Amplifies Chat Volume.
  5. Hi-Pitch Morph – Morph your voice into a high-pitch tone.
  6. Lo-Pitch Morph – Bring your voice to demonic depths.
  7. Robot – Transform your voice into a metallic sound.
  8. Max Chat – Combines presets in an enhanced chat package.


Speaker:

  1. Flat – Hear stereo game sound without effects processing or Dolby Surround Sound.
  2. Bass Boost – Hear and feel the rumble of deeper bass sound effects.
  3. Treble Boost – Boost high frequencies for crisper sounds and greater clarity.
  4. Bass Boost + Treble Boost – Rumbling lows and pristine highs come through clearly.
  5. Speech Amplifier – Focuses on frequency range of human voices to hear dialogue clearly.
  6. Balanced – Balances across low, mid and high frequencies.
  7. Action Enhancer – Amplify intense sounds from weapons and explosions.
  8. Superhuman Hearing – Boosts low volume sounds.

Because a picture can say more than a thousand words, the following screenshots show the Advanced Sound Editor and several of the presets. Complete newcomers might want to read up on the terminology before moving every slider around, though the software is relatively easy to use.

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4 comments

  1. These are a step up from the mainstream headphones people buy for their systems.

  2. A little expensive for me, but I can see why they cost as much. My cooler master headphones will have to do me a while longer!

  3. They are the market leaders. I spent a small fortune on their headphones last year and they are fantastic, much better than steelseries, razer et al.

  4. They need to make a blue tooth puc for the xp 500/510 to use on new xbox one. Or make a wireless version with optical connector