I just received my Turtle Beach X41 headphones and based on the way my xbox is setup right now, I have no idea how to hook them up.  

Here is the what the back of my xbox looks like right now:



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The big gray cable plug is going to my TV.  The white fiber optic cable that is plugged into the large gray plug is going to a yamaha receiver.  I have surround sound speakers in the room where my xbox is.  

Do I go from the receiver to the Turtle Beach transmitter?  Would the fiber optic that came with the turtle beach go to the receiver as well?   And would I have to get a red and white lead from the receiver back to the Turtle Beach transmitter?  

Thanks in advance.

To make it a little more clear...   I am guessing I need to put the fiber optic in an "out" jack on my yamaha receiver, and plug it into the "in" jack of the Turtle Beach.   I am also guessing that I need a read/white audio cable from an "out" jack on the receiver to the "in" on the transmitter.

Is this correct?  Would everything else stay the same?

I have a L/R audio auxiliary on the front of my receiver.  Could I use that to lead to the transmitter?

Ok, but where to the red and white cables go from your transmitter?  Straight to your TV?    

I'm not going to give up my TV surround sound.    I will just get rid of the headset if it is too much trouble.  Thanks for the reply.

Do you have to have the red and white cables?   They didn't come with the headset.

Another problem is that I don't have a manual.  I got a fairly good deal on ebay, but no manual came.  

How do you tell if the headset is on?   When I hit the power button the tree on the side turns red and then flashes red for a few seconds and then goes off.

Thanks....  However, I think I finally found a user guide on the Turtle Beach website.  I will try to work through it.     The manual makes it seem like you only need the fiber optic cable and the power cable.  Does that sound right?

And you are correct, I am getting a slow flashing top light which means I need to match the headset to the transmitter.   Thanks.

I think I finally got it to work.   I just unplugged the fiber optic going to the receiver and replaced it with the Turtle Beach fiber optic.   You were correct, part of the problem was that the headset and transmitter weren't paired.  

For some reason I thought I had to piggy back off of my receiver.   However, I want that out of the loop altogether because I want the sound through the headset rather than my speakers.  

Thanks for the help Quintin.