How do i fix echo in the x1 turtle beach - Voyetra Turtle Beach Ear Force X1 Headset

You broke the cable, so get a new one.
http://www.turtlebeach.com/products/recertified-products/ear-force-x1.aspx

Why don't you contact Turtle Beach directly? You probably broke a cable or something. They have replacement parts on their website.
Actually, to test the headphones, plug in the green jack and USB to your PC and listen to music. If both speakers work, then the headset is fine.

This sounds like a faulty talkback cable, you can buy a replacement on the turtle beach website or contact their support about a replacement.

What happens if you try using your X1 with a PC? The X1's green plug goes to the green Line Out (or Front) jack on your PC, while the X1's pink plug goes to the pink Microphone jack on your PC. If the X1 mic works with your PC, then the problem is the chat/controller cable and replacing it should fix the problem. If the mic doesn't work, then the headset will need to be replaced. Turtle Beach should be able to do that for you...

AN echo is usually caused by a bad chat/controller cable (the puck cable). If you replace that it should make the echoing stop.

I found this on the Turtle Beach website: _________________________________________
If you or other players hear echoes in Live Chat:
Does it happen if you use the Microsoft communicator? Mute the microphone on your headset. Does the echoing stop? In the Xbox Dashboard > Settings > Live, set the voice to Play Through Both and unplug the talkback-controller cable. Does the echoing stop?
Echoing can sometimes be caused by high latency ("lag") on your internet connection. This may come and go depending on how much bandwidth is being used in your area.
If your talkback-controller cable's plug gets dirty, this can also cause echoing or static. Also check the input jack on the controller and make sure no foreign objects are in there.
Read these links for more advice:
Echoing can be caused by "a poor connection between the headset and the controller." http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912493 "The most likely cause is either a plug that isn't pushed all the way in, or gunk on the plug." http://xboxelle.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!1pUP4M-J1d781v7Ac0Ta8FDw!158.entry "If you hear echo, then... someone in the chat session... needs to clean off their metal headset plug." http://majornelson.com/archive/2005/12/25/get-rid-of-voice-echo.aspx

Have you tried using your X1 on your PC? Try connecting your X1 to a PC and speak into the X1 mic. Can you hear yourself in the headset? If yes, then the X1 mic and headset are OK but you need a new chat-controller cable. If not, then you should contact Turtle Beach about it --- [email protected].

The green light (or red if it's muted) should glow on when you plug in the USB. If it doesn't, it means there's a problem with the power feed to your X1 and you should contact Turtle Beach tech support to get it fixed.

Remove the four screws on the bottom of the amplifier unit. Separate the top and bottom plastics. Put a drop of alcohol into the mic switch then move it back and forth a bunch of times. This should remove the residue from the dog **** that accumulated on the switch contacts.

Do you have an X1? If so, you should be able to use it with a PC. Try talking into the mic with your X1 connected to the PC. Does it echo there too? If not (and it shouldn't) then you probably only need to replace the chat-controller cable with a new one. Those are available for sale on the Turtle Beach website (www.turtlebeach.com). Turtle Beach tech support is [email protected].