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Mad Catz Ships TRITTON Kunai Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows PC and Mac

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Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. ("Mad Catz") announced today the shipping of the TRITTON Kunai Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows PC and Mac.

Previously announced at E3 in June 2013, the TRITTON Kunai Stereo Gaming Headset features striking aesthetics, 40 mm Neodymium speakers and an in-line remote offering easy access to volume and chat controls.





Darren Richardson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. stated, "Our TRITTON Kunai range proved popular at E3 thanks to its clean aesthetics and impressive audio. We are confident that passionate PC and Mac gamers will appreciate the performance and value synonymous with the brand."

The TRITTON Kunai Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows PC and Mac is available in gloss black, gloss white and gloss red colors.

Additional information available at: http://madcatz.com/tritton-kunai-for-pc-and-mac/.

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Way to go Cristian, apparently you've fuddled your stats so poorly - the only decent thing to do was bump you to 1000th thanked.

These headsets are becoming a dime a dozen. What good is a nice speaker driver, if the source is motherboard audio processing? Sound card > headphones.
 
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