Having worked in the music industry for more than a decade, I?m very familiar with the Sennheiser brand. Sennheiser is among the most popular microphones you?ll find in the industry. Its headphones have rested over the ears of many a DJ and producer, being a popular studio headphone brand. Sennheiser is a household name in audio gear. Last year, Sennheiser decided to bring its audio expertise to the gaming market, developing a line of headsets designed specifically for gamers. These headsets are now co-branded and sold in partnership with EPOS.
Sennheiser sent us both the GSP 670 and GSP 370 to review. I was originally planning on combining the two reviews into one and just note the differences, but these headsets are different enough (and at separate enough price points) that they really need to be reviewed independently.  First, we?re tackling the GSP 670, Sennheiser?s premium flagship gaming headset that sits at $349.99, with our GSP 370 review to follow in a few days.
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