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-- Evergreen Tech RumbleFX Head Phones -- Category: Review -- Posted by: GideonX -- Posted on: 2001-08-09 -- Price: ~ $42.00 USD -- Pages: 1 2 [ 3 ]	Digg this article Submit to reddit Add to del.icio.us Submit to Slashdot Stumble this article!

This unit does provide what it states, force feedback. The head set performed great on the PC system, but did not shine in the Home Theatre Stereo. This unit's sound output is precise and crisp which just adds to its good qualities. Being light weight, these may be the perfect headsets to carry around to your Local LAN parties.

For about the same price as ordinary head phones, this unit may be a better choice since it does provide added bass and more importantly force feedback.

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