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CM Storm Sirus-C Gaming Headset Review
The Package & Closer Examination »Introduction
CM Storm's Sirus line of gaming headsets recently got updated with the addition of the Sirus-C. The Sirus-C uses a dual-driver design where each ear cup features both a 44 mm and a 40 mm driver. Contrary to normal thinking, it is the smaller 40 mm driver that is in charge of bass reproduction. The Sirus-C also features a USB-powered amplifier and sound card combination to do so, which allows it to work with both PCs and consoles.
Specifications
- Driver principle: Dual dynamic drivers (44 mm full range, 40 mm subwoofer)
- Boom microphone
- In-line volume and microphone controller
- USB powered amplifier / sound card
- Weight: 600 g
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