My Turtle Beach headset makes a horrible popping static noise and cuts in and out randomly throughout game-play. I have a wireless router (LinkSys) and an LG 32" Flat Screen TV. Is there a way to cancel this interference or figure where it's coming from? Is there an optimal place to put the headset?

yes you turn the headset off and unplug the usb at the same time and then turn the mic on and plug usb in again at same time! worked for me hope this helps!

The batteries are probably low, first the headset will give out one beep per minute, which rises to almost every second. I had a problem with this too.

on the Turtle Beach X32 you have to hold the power button down for 5 seconds should power off after that i hope that helps.

Did you remove the chat cable to make sure it's not the controller? In fact, did you try a completely different controller? (Only use a wireless controller btw).
You might want to just contact TurtleBeach directly since they'd be able to help you better than anyone on some random website.

Uh, that has nothing to do with the headset--it's due to chat in the Xbox controller. No headset is going to be 100% quiet because they are self-powered.

Contact Turtle Beach directly...don't waste your time here.

If you unplug the chat-controller cable from your headset and controller, does the click/static noise go away? If yes, then you need a new chat-controller cable. Email [email protected] for that. ------- If the noise remains even after you've disconnected the chat cable, then the problem is likely due to the presence of too many other Radio Frequency wireless devices competing with the X31 transmit/receive, especially if you have an 802.11n ("N") router made before Oct 2009. If that's the case, you should definitely contact Turtle Beach at [email protected] and ask them for help with this.

If you're also using the Play n Charge Kit, that could happen because of noise through the USB bus power. The solution would be to use the X1 without the Play n Charge Kit, and charge your controller when you're not using the headset.
Also, if you unplug the chat-controller cable, does this problem go away? If so, then it might be that your chat-controller cable is going bad and needs to be replaced.

THis problem is usually caused by an older controller because the jacks are loose and don't make a good connection with the talkback cable. Try a new controller to see if the problem is fixed. Also, try cleaning the connections on the talkback cable with some alcohol to remove any corrosion on the metal.

If you unplug the chat-controller cable from both the headset and the controller, then play the game soundtrack through the headphones, do you still hear the high pitched noises, or do they go away?
If they go away, then a replacement chat-controller should fix the problem.
If the noises do not go away, then your best bet would be to tell Turtle Beach tech support about this --- [email protected].