Hello all, newbie here. I know this is going to sound dumb but which way are you suppose to wear the WS4s? Just got my Deus and tried it out yesterday for first time. Does the back phones go on with the controller on your left ear or right? Either way does not seem very comfortable to me. Did not see anything in manual. Thinking controller on left ear so frame maybe sits up above ear, Is this correct? Thanks!
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Deus WS4 / Newbie Question
- Thread starter dbmcclus
- Start date
A Tip always think of them as back phones and put them on from the back of the upper neck forward.
In the early days many failed to do this and damaged the bridging band.
Some folks use this set up for the hot summer weather and in the winter fit the puck controller to a full headset.
A couple of manufactures make the full headset converters.
Happy Hunting,
Jerry.
In the early days many failed to do this and damaged the bridging band.
Some folks use this set up for the hot summer weather and in the winter fit the puck controller to a full headset.
A couple of manufactures make the full headset converters.
Happy Hunting,
Jerry.
John (Australia)
Member
Old thread here that may help with the comfort https://www.findmall.com/read.php?83,2365914,2365914#msg-2365914
Thanks everyone for the suggestions! Yes, I believe I may get a full set for the wintertime. Just tried to fit a toboggan over the WS4s, not too good. BTW I do have another dumb question: Trying to figure out how to remove the puck without breaking the WS4s. Not sure which way to push or pull. If I have the main puck in my hand with the + button on the right, do I push right, left, up or down? I am thinking push to right but not sure, do not want to break. Thanks again to everyone helping a newbie!
John (Australia)
Member
You are correct in saying push to the right, bit of thumb pressure on the edge alongside the minus towards the + with other finger tips on the foam covering around the + side and it should slide off easily.