Dual Headset

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Devices via bluetooth only work by connecting the base via usb, the xbox was developed with a view to using the p2 n control. and technically speaking does not work the output of two devices even the same, if it comes out on TV for example it does not come out in the headset, even if it has the sound of the TV and a sound bar, it will not come out on both simultaneously.

Oh I did not know that there was a new BT 360 wireless headset coming - Dual purpose finally!

I have the exact same question, I have sennheiser headphones and an attached boom mic. Essentially the same thing you have, I've gotten a CTIA adapter (same concept as the one you have pictured) and tested it, it was faulty so the mic did not work. Now i've
gotten a replacement mailed out and I'm waiting for it.

Did you end up getting your's working? I will reply back here after mine comes in if it does finally work.

Why not try the new Turtle Beach Earforce X42 Dual Band (2.4GHz / 5GHz) WiFi Dolby Headset, that is engineered for the Xbox 360 & supersedes the Turtle Beach Earforce X41 Wireless Dolby Headset..

http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/xbox-gaming-headsets/ear-force-x42.aspx

The most probable reason this is happening is because the Turtle Beach PX5 operates on a single 2.4 GHz WIFI band.

Most home WIFI routers operate on this same frequency, thus causing interference. I would suggest using and Ethernet cable for Internet to your console, or getting a dual band headset or a dual band Wireless Router.