echoes crackles garbage....

stoneddhomless
stoneddhomless Posts: 11
edited April 2014 in Headphones
Had nothing but problems with these 4 shots for Xbox one . people echo when there talking off my mic its always making crackling I made a horrible decision in buying these. How hard is it to make a simple headset that has good quality sound and doesn't need a dam update every two days.
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,413
    edited April 2014
    It helps to not be stoned and homeless when trying to use the headset....:lol:
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  • Inspector 24
    Inspector 24 Posts: 1,308
    edited April 2014
    nooshinjohn wrote: »
    It helps to not be stoned and homeless when trying to use the headset....:lol:

    Holy crap, that'll crash the internet right there.
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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 7,658
    edited April 2014
    Hello,
    Thanks for posting on Polk's forum, I'm sorry you're having such problems. The crackling and popping sounds could be related to the rechargeable battery in your controller. Try using a fresh battery, if you have one, or recharging the one you have and see if there's any change.
    The problem with the echoing could be due to the volume setting of the master volume control. Its been suggested that the master volume be set at maximum then turned down around five "notches". Then adjust the chat/headset control until the mic and headset seem balanced.
    Let us know if this helps.
    Regards, Ken
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