COOLERMASTER MasterPulse Over-ear with BASS FX, In-Line Remote. 44mm driver Multimedia Headset

COOLERMASTER MasterPulse Over-ear with BASS FX, In-Line Remote. 44mm driver Multimedia Headset

Marsoni

M251S

$104.99

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COOLERMASTER MasterPulse Over-ear with BASS FX, In-Line Remote. 44mm driver Multimedia HeadsetMASTERPULSE OVER EAR HEADSET WITH BASS FX The MasterPulse Over ear headset conveniently delivers high quality sound in two distinct modes. Its a headset that allows you to tailor your own listening experience. Whether youre gaming, traveling, or gaming while traveling, this is the headset for you. Model Number SGH 4700 KKTA1 Earphone Driver 44mm driver Frequency Response 20~20,000Hz Impedance 50 Sensitivities (@100Hz) 118dB 3dB 109dB 3dB (bass off)

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006