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Mine don't bother my ears really at all.
I did use USB for a while but seemed to keep having issues with everything trying to decide which device to use. Finally just used my sound card. Stll had some issues having to unplug and plug the mic back in to get recognized. Then I started using the front ports (set to analog) and I have not had an issue since. Other than not remembering to turn the mic on :)
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Does ur computer have u change teh adio device to the headphones? Personally I think that the regular connectors are faster and less hastle...
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Post by [JiF]Stepovich »

I haven't had any problems with the USB- and it's tons easier than
crawling behind my computer to plug things in everytime I want
to change the arrangement.
Grimp's computer is just defective ;)
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Thats actually very true. My headset and mic jacks are reversed.
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No I don't have to change the sound settings when I plug in the headphones in the front.
If I plug anything into the rear ones it pops up a box that I can select what the device is I am plugging in.
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Post by [JiF]Lonewolf »

The ICEMAT headphones w/USB sound card is very simple. It comes with software to fix the issue with your PC trying to figure out what to do. I have my USB cable laying under my monitor and all I have to do is plug it into the USB sound card and the software turns off my speakers and turns on the headphones at the sametime. The USB soundcard will work with any headphones because you can buy it seperate, I have tried several different headphones with the USB soundcard and it worked perfect everytime.
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Post by [JiF]Stepovich »

I guess I never really switch it out that often- I do notice
when I do that it takes a minute for the comp to recognize
that the headset is in.
Hasn't been enough of an issue to warrent me actually
doing something about it though.
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Worth mentioning my headphones do come bugged. The USB works fine unless it's plugged into a hub. Then it may or may not function. Something to do with the USB sound processor.
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I have a Genius gamers headset with bass boost
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Post by [JiF]rIot »

I ended up getting the ICEMAT's (the black one) sounds pretty good so far
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