100hz to 10khz is that a typo? null

The frequency range for the microphone is 100Hz-12,000Hz(12kHz). Most people cant talk like tinkerbell or a subwoofer, so it's a pretty good range. From my use with it, it's perfect. You do have to speak up a little for it to catch your voice, whispers generally won't make it, but you may be able to edit that in your computer during setup. If you're wondering, the headphones have a freq. range of 20Hz-20,000Hz(20kHz). Doing personal tests, it meets if not exceeds that range, but it's rare that you'll likely hit 20Hz or 20,000Hz doing whatever you may be doing (gaming presumably).

Specs on the box: Razer Kraken 7.1 Chroma: Frequency response: 100 - 12,000 Hz Signal to noise ratio: 63 db Sensitivity: -40dB +- 4 dB Microphone Frequency response: 100 - 10,000 Hz Signal to noise ratio: 52 db Sensitivity: -40dB +- 3 dB

10kHz would be 10,000 Hz. It is a typo.

no, one hundred hertz to ten kilohertz is a fairly standard wide-range for drivers.

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The frequency range for the microphone is 100Hz-12,000Hz(12kHz). Most people cant talk like tinkerbell or a subwoofer, so it's a pretty good range. From my use with it, it's perfect. You do have to speak up a little for it to catch your voice, whispers generally won't make it, but you may be able to edit that in your computer during setup. If you're wondering, the headphones have a freq. range of 20Hz-20,000Hz(20kHz). Doing personal tests, it meets if not exceeds that range, but it's rare that you'll likely hit 20Hz or 20,000Hz doing whatever you may be doing (gaming presumably).
Answered by Royale98 9 years ago
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Specs on the box: Razer Kraken 7.1 Chroma: Frequency response: 100 - 12,000 Hz Signal to noise ratio: 63 db Sensitivity: -40dB +- 4 dB Microphone Frequency response: 100 - 10,000 Hz Signal to noise ratio: 52 db Sensitivity: -40dB +- 3 dB
Answered by Scott 9 years ago
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10kHz would be 10,000 Hz. It is a typo.
Answered by Deekyfreak 9 years ago
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no, one hundred hertz to ten kilohertz is a fairly standard wide-range for drivers.
Answered by livingroom 8 years ago
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It is a great product
Answered by Dana 9 years ago
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