Author - Jerry Paxton

The Great Horror Campout 2014 Review

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This isn’t your typical summer camp.  You won’t be singing songs around the campfire and roasting marshmallows here. As horror enthusiasts and former scare actors, my companion and I are rarely left with an element of surprise at these types of events. Thankfully, the Great Horror Campout has revived the suspense and the excitement of fear for us once more.

Nestled on the backside of the hills that host the famous Hollywood sign, the old LA Zoo was the perfect area to host this haunted event.  The location is very woodsy. So much that you don’t feel like you’re anywhere near Los Angeles. There were moments where we felt that we’d gone off of the path, only to find we were being watched and hunted by beasts!  It was absolutely heart dropping.  My heart is racing just thinking about it.

We attended the event on the opening night of their second season. While relatively remote (by Los Angeles standards), the location was easy to get to and parking was easy to find. The line was buzzing with excitement as new campers met experienced campers who had attended the previous year. Everyone was really careful not to say too much or ruin any surprises. It seems like there’s a social contract to keep things a secret because the thrill of this event is in not knowing and figuring your way through the whole experience. NO SPOILERS! Thus, we won’t be spoiling anything today.

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One of the things that makes the Great Horror Campout unique is the Hell Hunt. Scattered around the event are S.C.A.G. (Stuff Campers All Get); items that the campers have to collect. They range from severed tongues to earning a mark on your body and they are all incredibly creepy to come across! Some are hidden in plain sight, others require you to get creative in order to find or earn. Whoever finds all of the S.C.A.G. becomes the Hellmaster and receives extra VIP perks on their future visits. Unfortunately, we underestimated the popularity of the Hell Hunt so while we leisurely climbed the hill looking for a scare, everyone else had run ahead and grabbed up all the S.C.A.G.!! In the entire night, my companion never found a piece of it and I only found three (one of which turned out to be just a torn piece of packing foam – not official S.C.A.G.). It was annoying and frustrating at first but after a couple of hours of searching high and low, we gave up on it entirely. As a couple monster fanatics, we were much more interested in the show elements and scares than the competition so we had an incredible time without taking part.

Another exciting element of the Great Horror Campout is that they make it very clear that the monsters WILL touch you. They will jostle you, move you, pull you, and generally invade all of what used to be your personal space. They are VERY good at it. Hosted by “The Headmaster” and managed by the hillbilly family of Camp Counselors, you will find terrifying monsters in every square foot of the camp grounds. There is no safe place in the event for you to take a break from the terror, not even in your own tent! There is one section of the camp grounds that are designated as a “safe zone”. But who wants to be a pussy? Unfortunately, we were assigned to the “safe zone” tents and we were a bit disappointed that we didn’t get the full experience. I’m sure that they didn’t know that they had a couple of hardcore haunters on their hands!

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Horror movies are messy and by the end of the night, you will look like you waded through the most unimaginable filth. The Great Horror Campout drags you kicking and screaming through almost a dozen nightmares and I’ve never had a better time! What we loved was that each area was so unique and would give you an entirely new feeling of fear. Big Creature Country will bring out the primal fear of realizing that you have become prey and the confusing assault at The Dumpsters. There were a wide range of experiences to be immersed in that shocked one’s senses to the limits of what the scare actors think they can get away with! One thing that really impressed us was how they used the existing landscape to their advantage. Each was removed and isolated from anything else so you never got bleed over lights or sounds from other areas (except for the occasional screams in the night).

While being careful to not spoil a single surprise, we have to take a moment to gush about the talent at this event. The scare actors went so far beyond our expectations at every turn. With diverse scare tactics, stunning make up, exquisite costuming, and unrelenting interactions, the scares never stopped with this group. Every kind of bogey man was there and they were ready to bully you if they couldn’t scare you. My companion and I got separated for a couple hours because be both got… redirected. They are not shy about messing with your well laid plans to get all of the S.C.A.G. by putting a bag over your head and dragging you away- seriously!

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The great stand out at this event were The Nest and Labyrinth. The Nest is an intensely interactive experience that mixes fun with terror. It’s physically challenging and the spider babes who live there won’t make it easy for you to survive. Labyrinth really blew us away with it’s intense brooding and puzzle solving. You’d be well served to read the dossier provided to make your way though this maze to the incredibly intimidating ending. I wasn’t able to experience The Witches’ Circle because I didn’t have any S.C.A.G. to trade but my companion was able to get in while we were separated (it must be awesome to be a pretty girl). If you have the right items to trade, don’t miss this one. The witches are absolutely sinister. The sweetest of sins and dark deeds will get you a special surprise.

Despite failing to even make a dent in the Hell Hunt, we could not have had a more memorable experience at the Great Horror Campout. This haunted event has made it’s mark in the growing halloween and horror fandom. The talent creates intense interactions that you will remember in your nightmares for ages. There are so many great moments that will stand out in your memory for years. If you want to spend the night trying to survive your own personal horror movie, you MUST attend the Great Horror Campout!!!

You can get tickets and see the full schedule of Great Horror Campout locations at the event’s official website. Ticket prices range from $99 to $139 dollars per person, depending on what tent location you choose. It is important to note that this event lasts all night long, so you are getting your money’s worth.

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Alien: Isolation Screenshots from Day 3 of E3

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As the third and final day of the Electronic Entertainment Expo rolls to a close, SEGA and The Creative Assembly have released a host of new screenshots from their upcoming Alien: Isolation. Enjoy!

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Universal Studios Hollywood Transformers Fan Experience and BotCon Announced

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Universal Studios Hollywood has announced one kick-ass event for Transformers fans out there. The “Transformers Fan Experience” will take place on June 20, 2014 and feature after-hours access to Transformers: The Ride 3D as well as photo opps, panels with HASBRO’s Transformers brand team, and a whole lot more. Additionally, Universal and HASBRO have sent over word regarding the 2014 “BotCon”, also known as the “Transformers Collectors Convention” which takes place at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, CA from June 21 to June 22, 2014.

Checkout the event details below for more on both the fan experience and convention!

Event Information

WHAT: Universal Studios Hollywood hosts the 2014 TRANSFORMERS FAN EXPERIENCE

When: Friday, June 20th from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Where: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608 | Phone: (800) 864- 8377

Cost:    $75, includes admission to all rides and attractions, in addition to the breakthrough thrill ride, “Transformers: The Ride—3D,” as well as after-hours access from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Tickets and more information: https://ushtix.com/Transformers | www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.com

The TRANSFORMERS Fan Experience to include:

  • Exclusive after-hours access to Universal Studios Hollywood’s award-winning thrill ride, “Transformers: The Ride—3D”
  • Panel and interactive workshops led by Hasbro’s TRANSFORMERS brand team, including new inductions into the TRANSFORMERS Hall of Fame
  • Photo opportunities with popular TRANSFORMERS characters – Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee
  • Musician Stan Bush (TRANSFORMERS: The Movie) live in concert
  • Props from TRANSFORMERS: Age of Extinction, including the Optimus Prime movie vehicle from the new film
  • Commemorative event lanyard, free limited edition memorabilia poster (while supplies last) and 10% off select merchandise

WHAT: “BotCon” 2014 TRANSFORMERS COLLECTORS CONVENTION – Pasadena Convention Center

When: Saturday, June 21, 2014 – 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday, June 22, 2014 – 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Where: Pasadena Convention Center | 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, California 91101

Cost:    Adults: $20; Children 5-12: $10; Children 4 and under: Free

Early Bird admittance is available for $60 on Saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m.

Parking is available at the Paseo Colorado shopping center for a daily rate of $9

Tickets: Available on site. For more information: www.BotCon.com | questions@BotCon.com

The annual TRANSFORMERS Collectors’ Convention to include:

  • Autograph session with TRANSFORMERS voice actors and special guests
  • Opportunity to buy, sell or trade TRANSFORMERS merchandise from throughout the franchise’s 30-year history with hundreds of dealers
  • Enthusiastic fans decked out in unique, homemade TRANSFORMERS costumes
  • TRANSFORMERS Fan Film Extravaganza and TRANSFORMERS Custom Toy Contest and art contests as BotCon showcases the creativity of the fan community

Marshall Unveils Stanmore Speaker

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STOCKHOLM – June 12, 2014 – Marshall Headphones together with Marshall Amplification proudly presents the release of a longed for edition to the successful and already cult-declared Stanmore speaker. Let us introduce the new Stanmore Brown.

Already available in two classic colors, black and cream, we now give you a third edition in iconic brown. Stanmore Brown moves Marshall’s heritage of big stage performance out of the arena and into your personal space.

With its characteristic script logo, vinyl casing and vintage-inspired fret grille cloth, it is an instant rock classic. Its compact size makes it a perfect fit for those smaller spaces you need to fill with big sound. The Stanmore Brown is right at home with the rest of the Marshall collection.

Small in size and never subtle in sound, the Stanmore Brown is a compact active stereo speaker that yields clean and precise audibility even at high levels. The analogue interaction knobs give you custom control of your favorite music, designed to attain that trademark Marshall tone.

Inspired by Marshall’s vintage acoustic amplifiers, Stanmore Brown is a throwback to the gold days of rock’n’roll.

The Stanmore Brown is available for $400 at Apple, Apple.comMarshallHeadphones.com and other select retailers.

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Razer Ships Nabu Dev Units and Special Beta Pricing

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LOS ANGELES (E3 2014) – Razer™, the world leader in entertainment devices and software, is now shipping limited units of the Nabu Developer Edition to developers who have qualified for the Nabu Developer Program.

In addition to the Nabu Developer Program, Razer has announced a new Nabu Beta Program which is open to dedicated Razer fans only.

The Razer Nabu is a “smart band” that combines the notification capabilities of a smartwatch with the sensors of an advanced fitness band. It is also designed as an open device, giving developers the opportunity to build integrations with existing and new mobile applications. The Nabu was first announced in January at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014 in Las Vegas, where it was voted the Best of CES “People’s Choice” winner.

Developer Program:

The Nabu Developer Program puts the power of the Nabu and its open Software Development Kit (SDK) in the hands of developers. The SDK is completely free and open to use via a newly launched portal at http://developer.razerzone.com/nabu. This SDK will only work in conjunction with a Nabu device.

Interested applicants can sign-up now to qualify as a Nabu developer on the Developer Portal, which guarantees them the opportunity to purchase a Nabu Developer Edition, shipping now at US$49.99 each.

The Nabu Developer Program already has over 30,000 developers signed-up to date.

Beta Program:

The Nabu Beta Program is a one-off event giving hardcore Razer fans the chance to stress test and provide final feedback to the Razer Nabu.  500 beta testers will be selected from a pool of applicants, and provided with a code to purchase a Nabu Beta unit for just $1USD.

Selected Nabu Beta testers will be required to provide hardware and software feedback directly to Razer’s engineering team.

Interested applicants can enroll in the Nabu Beta Program at www.razerzone.com/nabu. Nabu Beta Editions will be shipping on July 10th.

“We’ve had an array of Nabu Alpha units out to early testers and partners for the past few months, collected extensive feedback, and we’ve finally nailed-down the design of the Nabu Beta,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and creative director. “We’d like to open-up the Beta Program to the wider public and our most hardcore fans, to garner more feedback towards the product’s final release later this year. Meanwhile, we already have developers hard at work building app integrations with the Nabu. We’re excited to see what fun stuff they come up with.”

New Design:

The beta design of the Nabu, showcased at E3 this year, features a single OLED private message screen that sits on the underside of the user’s wrist and is programmed to activate only when the wrist is turned. This actuation feature helps preserve battery between charges. This private message screen is able to deliver any notification received from a smartphone including calls, texts, social media alerts and more.

More about the Razer Nabu:

The Razer Nabu is an innovative wearable technology that delivers notifications from a smartphone right to one’s wrist and logs activity data. More impressively, it is also an open platform that third-party applications can exploit to create novel experiences for users.

The Razer Nabu Beta Edition is an early-exclusive look at Razer’s wearable platform, and as such, software and hardware engineering tests and development are still in progress internally. With feedback from testers, Razeraims to create a device that encompasses most of what users seek in next-gen wearables.

Availability: Razerzone.com – July 10, 2014

Product features: 

  • Compatible with: iOS devices – iPhone 5, 5S, 5C; Android 4.3-and-up devices
  • Lithium-polymer battery with 5 – 7 days battery life
  • IP54 water resistant
  • Currently only available in one size (large): 81.04 mm (l) x 63.44 mm (h) x 13.60 mm (w)

Displays and sensors:

  • Private message screen: 128×32 pixels
  • Accelerometer
  • Altimeter
  • Cylindrical vibration motor

Software:

  • Pairing via Bluetooth® Low Energy
  • Utility for Nabu app for notifications, data, and other settings
  • Fitness for Nabu app for activity logging demo

For more information on the Razer Nabu and to sign up to the Beta program, please visitwww.razerzone.com/nabu.

Wildstar Review (PC)

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Wildstar – or should I just dispense with the formality here and call it by its more accurate title, “World of Warcraft 2”, is a game that clearly does everything NOT to break the mold that World of Warcraft forged back in 2004. Of all the clones we have seen come and, more often than not, go since then, this one should probably take the award for most intentionally attempting to recreate the vanilla WoW experience many of us fondly remember. It should come as no surprise – after all, many of the founders of Carbine Studios worked on vanilla WoW as well.

Wildstar places the players on the fictional planet of Nexus, a planet recently discovered by the two factions players can align with in the game (The Dominion, reminiscent of the Empire from Star Wars, and The Exiles, filling the role of the Rebel Alliance nicely). These factions battle for control of the resource and technology rich planet through traditional PvP and PvE methods. The game is a traditional “Theme Park” when it comes to the linear progression through quest driven zones. Enemies wander in place, as is typical of most games in this genre, and await their fate at the hands of murderous players. Quests are generally creative, and filled with both pop culture references and light humor, taking on a very similar vibe to WoW immediately. As the player levels, they are introduced to many other systems, such as crafting, abilities, AMPs (essentially, a talent grid allowing you to specialize your efforts into different areas). Most of these systems feel tried and true, but a bit more flexible than prior games (all classes are hybrid classes to some extent in this game – with no damage-only classes).

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Visually, the game uses a cartoon-like style akin to WoW, but in some ways goes even further with its over-the-top silliness. Emotes are even more outrageous, and animations are smooth yet extremely “bouncy”, with super agile characters that can double jump by default (this is very fun by the way, particularly on mounts). The sound effects and music in the game are quite good, with the occasional audio pop or sync issue, but all-in-all a tight package. I particularly enjoy some of the areas where the music has an almost “Metroid-like” quality to it, and the western music in a zone that reminds me greatly of the Badlands zone from WoW had me grinding in a spaghetti-western trance.

PvP options include Battleground-like maps, Arenas (following the WoW popularized 2v2, 3v3, and 5v5 formats), Dueling, Open-world PvP on select servers, and a new 40 vs. 40 mode at level cap that includes base building prior to the fight. I have yet to participate in PvP outside of my preferred methods, Battlegrounds and Open-world skirmishing over quests, but I will say that the gameplay is very responsive, characters feel very grounded to the world, and overall they pull off an action game in the MMO space quite well (an area where many titles suffer). Typically when I lose a fight in open world PvP, I can point exactly to the cause, as opposed to feeling like lag or sync was the issue (such as “they outnumbered me”, “I failed to avoid that attack”, or “I got agro on some NPCs, which swayed the fight against me”). This is a very good thing, one of the more important facets of gameplay to get right in order for a game in this genre to be successful!

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PvE options include quite a lot of quests, events, and challenges that pop up as you move around the play space (similar feeling to Guild Wars 2 of just wandering around and always having things to do if you choose to). Shiphand Missions provide small, single serving solo or group instanced content, and wind up feeling like fun little quests with Rare item rewards. Adventure and Dungeons are 5 player content akin to a traditional instance Dungeon from WoW, though Adventures seem to focus more on choose-your-own-adventure style story and play variance, where Dungeons are the same each time (packs of lesser minions plus boss encounters with Rare loot). I am going to go ahead and say that while I am pretty tired of traditional questing mechanics, I find myself having no issue plodding along grinding content in this title, due to the variance as you travel, and also due to the engaging combat (grinding is actually pretty fun). For me though, the real fun begins after the level 20 mark, when the training wheels come off, and enemies actually begin to get challenging. The dungeon content that opens up at 20 is also quite good and challenging, and random groups do not seem to fare very well in my experience. With a group of friends, these dungeons are extremely fun, with twitch skill and execution of your class being a huge factor for success or failure.

Overall, I get the impression as I climb the level ranks (currently 35 out of 50 cap at the time of this review) that the game will continue to become more difficult (especially fun on PvP servers where you find yourself skirmishing with players of the opposing faction as often as you are completing quests). I can honestly say that fans of this genre will have a good time with this title, but it does start out a bit slow for the first 10-20 levels. Given how closely this title resembles Vanilla WoW, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for it. I believe that it is of high enough quality that many fans of the original gameplay of World of Warcraft will take to this new space setting, and stick around to participate in what is sure to be challenging end game raid content.

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This title will not blow your mind with high levels of innovation, but what it takes from other games and from WoW it does exceptionally well, and is a clean and polished experience (not to say it is bug-free, but the bugs that do exist are innocuous and do not break immersion often). This is as close as we have come to a WoW 2 in roughly 10 years since the original, and given that they are aiming for the early WoW experience, and not the more modern expansions, combined with the timing of this release (huge gap in WoW content patches), they may have a shot at sticking around and pulling off a successful game over the coming months and years.

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Razer Announces PC Case Licensing Program

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LOS ANGELES (E3 2014) – Razer™, the world leader in entertainment devices and software, today announced a licensing program that provides for third-party production and sale of  Razer-designed and -branded PC cases.

NZXT™, a recognized leader in PC cases, was selected as a launch partner for the “Designed by Razer” licensing program based on a shared dedication to innovation.  Next month, NZXT will kick-off this new Razer initiative with the “H440 – Designed by Razer”. Under the terms of its agreement with Razer, NZXT will manufacture and distribute the H440—Designed by Razer case through its retail channels.

The Designed by Razer licensing program is open to selected case manufacturers, and it is subject to a rigorous vetting process by the award-winning Razer design and engineering team prior to approval. The new enterprise aims to take advantage of Razer’s design expertise and product engineering sensibilities. Every design feature of a licensed case will be directed by Razer in collaboration with any selected partner. Interested case manufacturers can go tohttp://www.razerzone.com/designedbyrazer to find out more.

“We have some of the world’s best designers and engineers working at Razer and we fully believe in advancing the industry no matter the cost, so it makes sense for us to share this knowledge with other manufacturers in our industry,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and creative director. “It’s our goal to service the needs of the hundreds of millions of gamers worldwide and a custom Razer PC case has been sought after for some time. The NZXT H440 – Designed by Razer is the first success with this program and we expect there to be many more.”

The NZXT H440 – Designed by Razer features signature Razer green USB ports and green lighting that illuminates the rear ports. The distinct design contains a tinted window that shows off the illuminated Razer logo and the interior hardware. Custom green lighting also creates an underglow from the bottom of the case.

The NZXT H440 – Designed by Razer is the first licensed desktop case for Razer, but the latest in a storied line of products. The award-winning Razer Blade and Razer Blade Pro set new benchmarks for power and portability in the laptop space. The Razer Edge tablet won an unprecedented three Best of CES awards at the 2013 Consumer Electronics show, including overall “Best of Show.” Things culminated at CES again this year with the fully modular Project Christine concept winning the official “Best PC” Best of CES award.

For more information about the NZXT H440 – Designed by Razer PC case, please visit http://razerzone.com/gaming-systems/h440.

Price: $149.99

Availability: NZXT.com – July

Product features: 

  • Drive Bays: External 5.25 in. : 0 Internal 3.5 in. / 2.5 in. : 6+2
  • Motherboard Support: Mini-ITX, MicroATX, ATX
  • 7x Expansion Slots
  • I/O Panel LED On/Off
  • Radiator Support
  • Front Side, Bottom Front, Bottom Rear Filters Included
  • (2x) USB 3.0 port (SuperSpeed)
  • (2x) USB 2.0 port
  • (1x) Microphone port, (1x) Headphone port
  • 8.66 in. / 22 cm Width x 20.08 in. / 51 cm Height x 18.71 in. / 47.5 cm Depth
  • 21.5 lbs. / 9.75 kg

Razer Unveils Two New Headsets for E3 2014

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LOS ANGELES (E3 2014) – Razer™, the world leader in entertainment devices and software, today announced the Razer Kraken Neon Series, a special edition of the brand’s best-selling Kraken gaming headsets and headphones, available in six new fluorescent colors.

Like its forerunners, including classic green and black Razer Kraken and Kraken Pros, Razer Kraken E-Panda Hooligan headphones and the Razer Kraken Forged Edition headphones, the Kraken Neon Series is outfitted with powerful drivers that pack deep and heavy bass tones to compliment acutely tuned mids and highs optimized for gaming and music listening.

A Pro version of the Razer Kraken Neon Series will feature a fully retractable microphone built into the headset for seamless connectivity to smart phones, tablets and other voice-enabled devices.

Additionally, the Razer Kraken Neon Series marks the first time that Razer has released a full colorway for a product. The wide array of color choices can be matched with apparel, footwear and accessories.

“Our community has been asking for color options in our product lines and the Razer Kraken Neon Series offers just that,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and creative director. “We chose our most popular family of headsets and headphones for special stylization and are releasing them just in time for the summer months. The six colors give way to a multitude of options. I can’t wait to see the photos our fans send us.”

Gamers can further personalize their listening experience with Razer’s industry-leading gaming software, including Razer Surround Pro. The audio engine upgrades any stereo headphones to personalized virtual 7.1 surround sound and all downloads before June 30 will be automatically upgraded to Razer Surround Pro for free. For more information on Razer Surround, go to http://www.razerzone.com/surround.

Price:   U.S. $89.99 / EU €89.99 (Razer Kraken Pro Neon Gaming Headset)

U.S. $69.99 / EU €69.99 (Razer Kraken Neon Headphones)

Availability:    Razerzone.com – Order Now

Worldwide – June

Product features: 

Razer Kraken Pro Neon Series:

    • Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz
    • Impedance: 32 Ω at 1 kHz
    • Sensitivity (@1 kHz, 1 V / Pa): 110 dB ± 4 dB at 1 kHz max
    • Input power: 50 mW
    • Drivers: 40 mm, with Neodymium magnets
    • Inner ear cup diameter: 50 mm (1.97 in.)
    • Cable length: 1.3 m (4.27 ft.) plus 2 m (6.6 ft.) extension cable
    • Approximate weight: 293 g (0.65 lbs.)
    • Connector: Analog 3.5 mm combined jack (headphone and mic)

Microphone:

    • Frequency response: 100 Hz – 10,000 Hz
    • Signal-to-noise ratio: 52 dB
    • Sensitivity (@ 1 kHz, 1 V / Pa): -40 dB ± 3 dB
    • Pick-up pattern: Unidirectional

Razer Kraken Neon Series:

    • Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz
    • Impedance: 32 Ω at 1 kHz
    • Sensitivity (@1 kHz, 1 V / Pa): 110 ± 4 dB at 1 kHz max
    • Input power: 50 mW
    • Drivers: 40 mm, with Neodymium magnets
    • Inner ear cup diameter: 50 mm (1.97 in.)
    • Cable length: 1.3 m (4.27 ft.) plus 2 m (6.6 ft.) extension cable
    • Approximate weight: 280 g (0.62 lbs.)
    • Connector: Analog 3.5 mm headphone jack

For more information about the Razer Kraken Neon Series, please visit www.razerzone.com/kraken-neon.