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Razer Piranha Gaming Communicator Review |
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Written by Stuyo
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Friday, 25 July 2008 |
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Page 2 – Specifications
Razer Piranha arrived extremely well packed. And as you can see Bulgarian Mail haven't been too gentle with them, though luckily the product was intact. The case provides various (and generous amount at that) information about the product. The headphones themselves are placed in specially cast by their shape mold, covered in plush material baring the Razer logo. A package worthy of a high class product:
Besides the headphones you get certificate of authenticity, signed by RazerGuy (whoever he might be), two stickers with the Razer logo and detailed user manual (should you are completely unaware about the color coding of the jacks and the way to plug in an USB):
The characteristics that Piranha prides itself according to the manufacturer are:
- True-to-life audio quality with superior clarity and bass
- Adjustable, noise-filtering microphone for clearer in-game communication
- Comfortable, ergonomic and adjustable earphones suitable for prolonged use
- In-line remote control with convenient volume and microphone muting adjustments
- Single-sided cable for hassle-free usage
- Durable braided fiber cable protection
- Internet telephony compatible
- Compatible with most major operating systems
- Usable with CD, DVD and digital audio players (via 3.5mm minijack)
And for the more curious of you:
Headphones
- Freq. response: 18 – 22,000 Hz
- Impedance: 32 Ohms
- SPL (@ 1 kHz, 1 Vrms): 114 dB
- Cable: 3.0 meters
Microphone
- Freq. response: 80 – 15,000 Hz
- Sensitivity (@ 1 kHz, 1V/Pa): -38 dB
- Impedance: ~2 kOhms
- Pick-up pattern: Uni-directional
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