Presenting the MEGALODON.

I guess by now most know what the Megalodon is.
If not - http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-audio/razer-megalodon/

The Megalodon comes in a pure black box with just a Razer logo showing, and its pretty big - even the box that my boots came in isnt as big.


upon opening, you are greeted with a card that says "put sound in its place".
perhaps it should be "put your wallet in a safe place"?


below that, a nice hardshell case and a stand for the megalodon.
The hardshell case, for those who have Shure headsets, are made from a similar material as those used to store the Shure (I'm sure there are other manufacturers who have a similar material but I only have the Shure for comparison).

the packaging as usual contains the manuals, certificate of authenticity, stickers and surprisingly a CD driver.


...and here we go...the Megalodon and its Audio Processing Unit.


the APU is pretty big, and is shown pictured side by side with the Mako controller.


For those who are worried that the APU will get in the way of gaming, fret not as there is more than enough cable length to keep it away from arm's length.
As for the stand, it consists of magnets which securely hold the APU in place.
Just dont go knocking it around, as its obviously not physically held in place, so keep your little bro or sis far away from it.


bling bling?


I'll test it with some standard and 5.1 music later, hopefully it doesnt fall into the category of most headsets by being excellent in gaming but below average for music.
As for how it does in games, i'll give it a test on its 7.1 once i decide to reinstall COD4.

so stay tuned