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- 1×AceZone A-Live esports headset (USB-A)
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About this gear
The AceZone A-Live is a tournament headset from Danish maker AceZone, built for players on stage at live esports events. Passive isolation and AceZone's hybrid active noise cancelling cut crowd and PA noise, while a three-microphone speech enhancer (boom plus ear-cup mics) cleans up team comms, and raising the boom mutes it. An Admin Detection System shows headset status on three LEDs per ear cup so admins can spot audio problems from the side of the stage. It has 42 mm drivers (20 Hz–20 kHz), connects over USB-A with no software install, weighs 550 g and fits over players' own in-ear monitors.
Launched in 2021, it has been used at more than 200 events, including ESL FACEIT Group and PGL tournaments, and won a Red Dot design award in 2022. Each player plugs one headset into their match PC and keeps their usual voice software.
Highlights
- 01Hybrid active noise cancelling plus passive damping against crowd and PA noise
- 02Three-mic speech enhancer and flip-to-mute boom for clean team comms
- 03Admin Detection System: three status LEDs on each ear cup for tournament staff
- 04USB-A plug and play with no software install on match PCs
- 0542 mm drivers, 550 g, replaceable ear pads, designed to fit over in-ear monitors
FAQ
Questions about this gear
No. The USB version is plug and play. AceZone says its software runs on the headset itself and is only accessible to organisers, admins and crew.
Yes. AceZone designed the A-Live to be worn over personal in-ear monitors, though the fit needs a little care to keep the seal.
Three LEDs on each ear cup show the headset's status, so admins can see from the side of the stage when a player has an audio issue and diagnose it on the spot.
No. AceZone does not sell the A-Live at retail; it is made to order for tournament organisers. It is an advanced version of AceZone's A-Rise headset.
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