Creative are no stranger to the audio arena. They have been a big player in this department for countless years with the Sound Blaster brand synonymous to high-quality audio solutions for the enthusiast.
Todays review continues the trait that Sound Blaster carries with it. The Tactic3D Sigma is a success within its own right delivering great audio quality in the mid-price range.
In terms of audio performance the Tactic3D Sigma delivers rich audio accurate, precise sound with a punchy bass to compliment. Switching from minijack to USB via the THX converter enables an upgrade to better sound quality and access to TacticControl software bringing in yet more features to take advantage of. Music and movie audio quality does have its deficiencies, bass reproduction appears to be a little overwhelming at times but remember this headset is primarily designed for gaming usage.
Its nice to have the option of being able to use the headset via minijack or USB. The cable is a nice touch too being tangle-free and flat. Priced at approximately £75 inc. VAT (GBP) the Tactic3D Sigma is in direct competition with the likes of SteelSeries Siberia V2 and the ROCCAT Kave and is a great alternative.
The bottom line is: The Tactic3D Sigma is a great looking headset that delivers the audio quality that gamers are looking for at a favourable price.
Todays review continues the trait that Sound Blaster carries with it. The Tactic3D Sigma is a success within its own right delivering great audio quality in the mid-price range.
In terms of audio performance the Tactic3D Sigma delivers rich audio accurate, precise sound with a punchy bass to compliment. Switching from minijack to USB via the THX converter enables an upgrade to better sound quality and access to TacticControl software bringing in yet more features to take advantage of. Music and movie audio quality does have its deficiencies, bass reproduction appears to be a little overwhelming at times but remember this headset is primarily designed for gaming usage.
Its nice to have the option of being able to use the headset via minijack or USB. The cable is a nice touch too being tangle-free and flat. Priced at approximately £75 inc. VAT (GBP) the Tactic3D Sigma is in direct competition with the likes of SteelSeries Siberia V2 and the ROCCAT Kave and is a great alternative.
The bottom line is: The Tactic3D Sigma is a great looking headset that delivers the audio quality that gamers are looking for at a favourable price.
Pros
+ Great visual appearance
+ Pleasing audio performance
+ Flexible functionality
+ THX TruStudio Pro
Cons
- Sponge on mic very loose
- No software in package must download
+ Great visual appearance
+ Pleasing audio performance
+ Flexible functionality
+ THX TruStudio Pro
Cons
- Sponge on mic very loose
- No software in package must download