Spartan 270
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I was wondering. If your playing halo on xbox live, and you have a guest with you and you have two headsets. Could both of you use headsets or will the game only accept one?
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silvercookie
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no unless you have 2 different xbox live accounts you cant use 2 headsets
a guest cant use a headset
it is pretty gay.
a guest cant use a headset
it is pretty gay.
I wouldnt use the microsoft/xbox headset, it's crap for the price, I use a aliph jawbone (120$), background noise is blocked out, and only my voice is heard, it has a piece which feels if your cheek is moving, that way it nows when to detect sound. Even with loud music on in the back, no one on the other side can hear the music/other people talking in the same room.
Primal Weyland
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I use a standard X360 headset. Never had problems with it.
Also, no. Guests can't use the Voice feature, unfortunately.
Also, no. Guests can't use the Voice feature, unfortunately.
abandonship
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What the heck are you talking about? hahaAoBfrost said:I wouldnt use the microsoft/xbox headset, it's crap for the price, I use a aliph jawbone (120$), background noise is blocked out, and only my voice is heard, it has a piece which feels if your cheek is moving, that way it nows when to detect sound. Even with loud music on in the back, no one on the other side can hear the music/other people talking in the same room.
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so i could just go buy any blue tooth headset and use it with my 360? thatd be real nice i think my dad has an extra one lying around here anyway!AoBfrost said:The microsoft headset is just another bluetooth headset with the microsoft/360 logo and a jacked up price. A mic for 60 dollars would be smaller, and have better sound quality.
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You can, but dont use a cheap headset, I'd get one 60 dollars or more from motorola or jabra.
The model I own is a aliph jawbone made by jabra (google aliph jawbone) It's the best of the best (I found it at work laying around) Luckily I didnt have to pay a cent for it, normally it retails for like 120 dollars. But that's just because of it's style and noise canceling feature, the noise canceling really does do good though, loud music in the background is not heard when I speak.
Some headsets have a access code before they can be assigned to a cell phone /ps3/360, google for your model and access key, mine was 0000.
The model I own is a aliph jawbone made by jabra (google aliph jawbone) It's the best of the best (I found it at work laying around) Luckily I didnt have to pay a cent for it, normally it retails for like 120 dollars. But that's just because of it's style and noise canceling feature, the noise canceling really does do good though, loud music in the background is not heard when I speak.
Some headsets have a access code before they can be assigned to a cell phone /ps3/360, google for your model and access key, mine was 0000.
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