EPOS Launches Global Streaming Bundle Deal
EPOS, a global provider of premium audio solutions for gamers, is offering streamers an epic win by combining the award-winning H6PRO Open Acoustic Gaming Headset and the B20 Streaming Microphone into a must-have bundle, available globally from June 27.
For streamers and content creators who never compromise on quality and customisation: meet the EPOS Streaming Bundle. Personalise your sound to match any recording scenario with digital audio processing and unlock 7.1 Surround Sound via the EPOS Gaming Suite.
The H6PRO headset’s open acoustic design and the B20 microphone’s crystal-clear sound create a wide and realistic sound stage, alongside a sleek design that looks great on camera. This dynamic duo is the perfect upgrade for any streaming setup.
Fine-tune your audio to suit any recording situation using EPOS Gaming Suite for PC. The B20’s integrated sound card places game-changing audio experiences at your fingertips, from 7.1 Surround Sound to EQ, reverb, and voice enhancer features. The multi-pattern microphone offers four different pickup patterns to suit any scenario, from solo recording to collaborative game streaming.
The headset features EPOS BrainAdapt™ technology, which is designed to support the way the brain processes sound to reduce the cognitive load enabling better communication, faster reaction time, and better in-game decision making.
While the H6PRO Open retails at EUR/USD 179, and the B20 retails at EUR/USD 149, streamers can pick up this epic bundle for just
EUR/USD 279.
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