Recent content by aajoe

How mysterious! It's possible the default USB drivers changed and the mic is now at a higher gain than it was (regardless of the volume slider). Generally, pickup of ambient sounds is directly related to the overall gain of the mic. Uni-mode should decrease ambient noise slightly, but keep in...

Don't forget you need a Y adapter to plug a mic (mic only) into the PS4 controller.

Replacing the mute switch is basically impossible, I am afraid @teey. That said, are you sure the pop sound is new? The mute always gives a pop sound because its an analog mute, always has. It's loudest when you first mute the mic and then will be less poppy in future mutes till you power off...

@richiestang_78 nailed it, a splitter will do the job, however if you have any white noise (a background hiss) with your Blade, you should go for one of the USB adapters. However, we recommend the Syba CM-UAUD over the Sabrent linked above. It simply sounds better for mics.

Getting a ModMic to Turkey can be tricky. We sell direct, but then you are relying on the local postal service. For the headphones to pair with it, I don't know what headphones are available in Turkey, but it sounds like noise isolation is your primary concern. That means closed back and...

First - HEY our cables aren't a mess :) We include ways to keep em tidy (and have a wireless version launching later this year)... but I'll answer your question anyway :) Your best bet is to stay external and look into a few simple options: One, a simple USB stick, we believe the Syba CM-UAUD...

This sounds a lot like it could be a cell phone or router nearby, or the mic may have developed a short. Antlion has a 1 year warranty and excellent customer service, so you should hit us up.

Hello @Blazzy - We recommend the Syba CM-UAUD as a third party USB sound adapter, not a Sabrent for production quality reasons. I'd basically just return the Sabrent and swap it out of the Syba and I suspect the problem will go away. If you have additional questions you can always join our...

Boompro is not compatible with the M40, as Audio Technica uses a proprietary locking system for their cables. Don't let that slow you down though! We here at Antlion are the industry leader for a good reason! :)

You can't go wrong with Sennheiser 558. The DT990 are a love or hate headphone - they have a very sharp V sound, but are probably the most comfortable on the list. Get the M40x over the M50x, replace the earpads in either case imo. Hope that narrows down your options a bit!

Full disclosure: I work for ModMic, a microphone company Actually there's a lot of awesome resources for comparing mics of all types. My favorite is this guy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvOU-zTlankT-JjN3ZzvuKA Now, before you dive down the rabbit hole of good audio, 40 bucks ain't much...

Test it on another device to make sure it is the headphones first. If it persists, it sounds like a short in the headphones. Don't buy gamer headsets :) See this for some good info: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/4nabvv/gaming_audio_and_you_why_995_of_gaming_headsets/