I am having a problem with my PC38X with Xbox X. My first headset was and is the SteelSeries Arctis 7X+ and when playing online with others, they are able to hear me. When I switch over to the PC38X (plugged into the Xbox wireless controller), they are not able to hear me. I can switch back and forth between the two headsets, and they hear me immediately with the 7X+ and then can't hear me the second I switch over to the PC38X. The Xbox software shows in the controller settings that the headset mic is set to on, and I have mic monitoring turned all the way up and can hear myself talking into the mic. But even while hearing my mic'd voice say "Testing, can you hear me?" they tell me they can't. Is there anything I'm forgetting to set?
Feb 12, 2024
I'd like to make an upgrade and have some music during my days! Does anyone know of....
A) An earbud-type headphone with a NRR as close to 32 (or higher) as possible
or
B) Some nice options for earmuff-type sound protection that I could attach to a wide-brim hard hat? (Class 1, Type E, MSA V-Gard full brim with accessory slot to be precise)
Of course, without leaving the Howard Leight site I can see that they have the Sync Electro H ( http://www.howardleight.com/ear-muffs/sync-electo ) with a NRR of 25 (which I could wear earplugs underneath if necessary). Hopefully they stand up to all weather conditions, particularly rain and freezing temperatures xD
JUST for a thought on how loud the working conditions are when I'll regularly want music: With my earbuds in (because without I would be deaf by now), I can place my Headrush Rugged Large speaker ( http://headrushaudio.com/en/speakers/headrush-rugged-bluetooth-speaker-with-nfc-large/ ) about 2' from my head at full volume and I can only mildly hear the music. Quiet songs can't be heard.