The final piece of Razer’s Starcraft II jigsaw is the Banshee headset, and if you liked the Spectre mouse and Marauder keyboard then chances are you’ll love this.
Following the same design as the other two Starcraft accessories, the Razer Banshee headset is designed to provide maximum sound isolation, comfort and portability. The earcups are circumaural in design, so they fully enclose your ear and will shut out distractions from the outside. A configuration utility allows you to adjust the equalizer, pitch and volume or you can pick one of the eight default setups.
The microphone boom can be detached to make it easier to pack up the headphones into your bag inbetween tournaments.
Like the Spectre mouse and Marauder keyboard the Banshee features LED lighting that monitors your actions-per-minute rate, although in this case it’ll tell anyone watching you how fast you’re issuing commands as you won’t be able to see them when the phones are on your head.
The Razer Banshee Starcraft 2 gaming headset will retail for $119.99 and should be in the shops soon.
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Any word if this will be in 7.1 surround sound like the Razer Megalodon/Logitech G35?
The Sennheiser 350's running on a Claro Halo sound card are much better overall.
Absolutely - I'd put money on the Sennheisers sounding better on any soundcard.