Turtle Beach Ear Force DSS2 Dolby Surround Sound Processor – Xbox 360 Review

The specs of ‘Turtle Beach Ear Force DSS2 Dolby Surround Sound Processor – Xbox 360′ are:

• Manufacturer: Turtle Beach


• Language: English


• Product Dimensions: 7.1x7x1.5 inches


• Shipping Weight: 0.6 pounds

Here are some REAL customer reviews:

“DSS vs. DSS2″

I just purchased this sound processor to go with my COD Foxtrot headset (px21). I was waiting for the DSS to go on sale and this was just released and the DSS mysteriously dissapeared. One question I have that concerns me about this device is the… Read more

“Amazing surround sound at a great price!”

Alright, I'm new to surround sound through headsets. I have surround sound speakers in a family room (a 5.1 setup with a really nice center speaker and good-sized satellite surround speakers) and it sounds fantastic. But sometimes, you don't want your… Read more

“Nice gaming enhancement”

I bought the DSS2 in a bundle with the XL1, but I'm using the X12 headphones instead.I've been using the device for over 2 months and I hardly play without them anymore. I had 2 Tritton products before, but I had to send them back because one… Read more

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