Taunt your opponents with the touch of one button. Trash Talk headset.Now driver is placed between Xbox 360 and you can choose from 16 audio clips ready to trash your opponent.
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A review from an avid user of the Xbox 360 Tash Talk
We've being using these things for several years now ever since we saw video reviews of the Trash Talk and Smack Talk products by Youtube user "CheapyD". Overall, we've been pleasantly surprised by it's performance and have purchased more than just one. Never had any problems installing the software and drivers in either XP or VISTA (32 bit).
Please Note: The product's software and drivers are designed for 32 bit operating systems. We posted a discussion on how you can possibly get it to work on a 64 bit system. As well as a work around for those who might still be having problems in VISTA (32 bit). That discussion thread is located on the bottom of the product page.
Here's a short list of pro's and con's that we came up with...
Pro's:
1. Digital! Uses software to drag and drop the clips onto the device from your PC when connected by USB.
2. Software supports, WAV, MP3, and WMA clips.
3. Small and fits directly into the headset connection on official xbox 360 controllers.
4. Most importantly, DOES NOT require additional batteries. It's powered by the game controller that it connects into.
5. 4 buttons with 4 soundbanks per button for a total of up to 16 seperate clips.
6. No restrictions on length of individual clips. Device has a 1 minute overall capacity.
7. The software can automatically shorten clips that are longer than available memory.
8. You can hear the clips as they are being played through your headset.
Con's:
1. Overall memory is limited to one minute. Would really like to see an updated version with the ability to expand the memory capacity using an microSD card or something similar.
2. The soldered wiring inside can come loose if you do not handle the product properly. We recommend you don't throw it down it on the ground when it's connected to your controller.
3. Quality of clips containing MUSIC is poor. However, this is NOT the result of the Trash Talk, but rather the Xbox 360 voice quality when you record audio or play clips on Xbox Live. Fortunately, regular talking or clips containing someone singing without music come in nice and clear.
Here are a few things to consider when comparing the Trash Talk by Datel to the Smack Talk by GameDR.
1. Smack Talk requires 3 AAA batteries, NOT included!
2. Smack Talk limits each clip to 5 seconds.
3. Smack Talk is HUGE compared to size of the Trash Talk.
4. Smack Talk can only record analog audio from the line (headphone) out of a seperate device (MP3 player, computer soundcard).
5. Smack Talk only has 5 soundbank buttons.
I definitely recommend checking out youtube user "CheapyD" for his in depth review of both the Smack Talk and Trash Talk products respectively. Although the Smack Talk is at least 1/4 of the price of the Trash Talk, you are really limited featurewise and you are going to be spending more time and money on 3 AAA batteries which aren't even included.
Its so fun to get on peoples nerves
Its great but the only thing you need to know is , you have to have the wide mouth wired mic not the little one. and btw wireless mics dont work with it.
Absolutely incompatible with Windows Vista.
I bought this product because a friend of mine had one. It seemed to work great over XBOX Live and was entertaining to listen to. At $20, the price is great for what it is.
However, upon receiving the device and plugging it into my computer (after installing the software that came with it), my Vista machine wanted to load drivers. I pointed Windows to the installation disc, where it was unable to find appropriate drivers. Then I told Windows to look online for drivers. No dice. Now, when the device is plugged in and the Datel software is launched, the software hangs with the message "Connect your trash talk now" and won't proceed.
After much Googling, I last-resorted to Datel's customer service email, and actually got a pretty prompt response, but it wasn't the response I was hoping for: "Unfortunately, the Trash Talk is not compatible with Windows Vista. I apologize for the inconvenience."
It would at least have helped if they put that small caveat on their product description. Not a huge deal for me because I access to XP as well, but for a lot of people with new PC's running Vista, you're just flat out SOL. Trust me, there are no drivers out there to fix this, and judging by the descriptive email sent from tech support (thanks again guys!), it's unclear whether or not a fix is in the works.
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