The Sennheiser GSP 500 is a great gaming headset with an open soundstage to aid you in all your gaming desires.

At the beginning of last month, I went through a roller coaster of changes. The first thing on my list was to take possession of my own place. To be honest, there was a lot of steps that worked up to it, which taught me a lot of things. The search itself actually started last year in the fall season, when I looked at various neighborhoods in the northwest. I wanted a new place, but Calgary is very much a sprawling city and so my search was limited to the edges. After some turmoil with work and the situation, I actually thought I would stay put, but after a bit more settling down and finding a place I really liked, I pulled the trigger. The following events happened quickly, as I had to find and meet with a lawyer, meet with the bank, and make several phone calls to different places. There were also a lot of timing things I had to work out to ensure I would take possession on the expected date. I was pretty happy to learn all of these things at this time in my life, but it was also was pretty overwhelming at times. Thankfully, everything turned out okay and I have since been living at my own pad. Obviously, I still have a lot to learn about maintaining my house. In addition, I was telling some my family and friends how, even though all my things are in my new residence, I do not feel at home. However, when I go back to my parents' house, I feel at home even though I do not have any of my things. I guess this move will take a bit longer than a month to get used to. Today's review comes from Sennheiser, who is more than a veteran in the audio industry. However, we have a gaming headset, something we have not seen from them yet. With how "at home" they are in this space though, I fully expect to see some greatness from the Sennheiser GSP 500 today, so let us hope they do not let me down!