no problem, mate
i suggest you get an audiophile headset instead as sound positioning is not a concern in those games and you can listen to all ranges of sound in those games too
you can try turtle beach z2, creative Fatal1ty gaming audio headset, creative Fatal1ty professional series gaming headset Mk II, Creative Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Alpha THX Gaming Headset, Creative Draco HS850 Gaming Headset
it depends on your game genres. seriously, gaming headset will only helps in FPS genre

Just bought Chimaera 5.1....AGAIN!
This time it's from braddah MODERNO!
It is still charging.
But so far everything is working as expected.

Hope it is worth the moneh!

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Added on February 20, 2012, 9:37 pm

if u have the $$$
with Beyer...u can try DACport...
its not a gaming soundcard...
but it's an audiophile DAC...
i m using it with my beyer DT1350....
It's better than a multi speaker headphone!

Or if budget is limited u can try iBasso D6 and use the DAC+amp part...

Sony Pulse Elite is a decent choice. I've previously tested it for quite a while and IMO, the price you pay for it it is pretty impressive.

The Pulse is rather warm, but bass isn't something that is really that emphasized given that this is a closed headset. It's in fact very rolled off and it's surprising because I expected some extension in the mid-bass, but it is shy in this department. Don't be mistaken by its bass impact technology, which is pretty gimmicky and actually does more hurt to the audio quality than help it.
Keeping it at a subtle 3rd or 4th notch is the most I'd recommend anyone should have on it, otherwise... keep it off.

Also, the Pulse is a pretty weird headset on its own. As in on the PS3, without a DAC the Pulse has trouble driving itself wirelessly. I think it is Sony's design to keep volume levels at a minimum  because the battery in the Pulse is downright piss-poor. I only managed to squeeze out 4 hours 20 minutes of use from it at max volume (it's needed, because anything lower than 80% volume and details on the mids suffer like hell) and bass impact disabled.

Speaking of the battery, there are numerous reports of it just dying and refusing to charge. It happened to me in fact. Just a note.

So why am I still saying the Pulse is a decent choice then? Well, the saving grace is that it can be wired using a standard 3.5mm cable. Connecting it to a TB DSS/Astro Mixamp for the PS3 and using it wired pretty much changed the ENTIRE Pulse from a poor headset into something that is actually very enjoyable.
A low-end DAC/amp like a TB DSS managed to give the Pulse more than enough volume for one, it brought out some life in the bass and the mids actually has details that was missing when using it wirelessly.

This goes hand in hand when using it on a PC, connecting the Pulse in wired mode directly to my soundcard was a waaaaay better experience than using it wirelessly. I can tell you, it's like 2 different headsets when the Pulse is compared wired or wirelessly.

Comfort wise, I don't have much issue with the pleather earpads. It's not memory foam though, so it will take a while to conform to your head.
What I don't like is the stupid 2-piece design on the headband, too little padding and it will irk anyone who is bald or have short hair. The weight of the Pulse is surprisingly light however (289g), much lighter than many wired headsets/headphones in fact.
AD700s are bad for almost any type of music IMO. Waaaaaay too bass shy.

Not to say it isn't good (after all, it's only RM400) but its potential is locked away when being used wirelessly.
I don't see the problem running a cable from the PS3 to the couch, I do that actually. Just get a 10 foot (or however long it is your PS3 is from the couch) and go from there. Get a tangle free cable if you're annoyed with tangling.

Honestly, at RM400.. there's really no headset being able to beat the Sony Pulse, wirelessly that is.

No, the DSS doesn't have an input for mic in. Only the Creative Recon3D and Astro Mixamps have that.
I use a bluetooth clip-on earpiece for chat though, since you can output voice audio to headphones or speakers.

It's a much better alternative IMO because then I don't need to meddle with a long mic.

Do you absolutely need to try the PC350 though? As in, do you really only want to have a closed headset? If not, the PC360 is a good alternative choice.
A lot more bass shy than the PC350 however, but the mids are more detailed and the highs aren't as fatiguing. Most importantly, it's much more comfortable than the PC350 IMO.

The downside is that it is an open headset, so sound can leak out and you're not totally isolated from outside noise.
Yup, I use this - http://www.itechdynamic.com/Clip-II-mini-6...nproduct/view/7

Dolby Headphones aren't for everyone, I personally can't live without it.
I use it on all games and IMO it improves positional cues for every game I've used it with. Try it out, if you don't like it you can always disable it.