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goswser

United States3546 Posts

November 26 2011 18:13 GMT

#21

Creative soundblaster has some pretty good headsets, I know catz and several others use those.

deanx

United States78 Posts

November 26 2011 18:21 GMT

#22

I would suggest a pair of sennheiser pc350s. Then once you get them, take the earpieces apart and remove the piece of foam that they put over the driver to make it sound worse than the 360s. Both the 350 and the 360 use the same driver.

LambtrOn

United States671 Posts

November 26 2011 18:41 GMT

#23

The steelseries v2 is not a very good headset for the price. Everyone calls it comfy put to me it fits loosely and the sound quality isn't very great. The whole headset feels very cheap. I would highly recommend sennheisers. High quality sound, great fit, and very durable. I've been using the HD 280 for DJ/studio work for almost 3 years and they're still great. You can find them on amazon for around $80. If you're looking into casting, I'd recommend you get headphones and a mic that are separate.

analyze

United States155 Posts

November 26 2011 19:18 GMT

#24

Don't get Creative... I have had two different headsets from them:

Fatality and Tactic Sigma.

Both the mics fail hard. Go with a DJ Headset and a snowball microphone. That is your best option. I am in the same boat as you, looking for a new headset. This is the mic I recommend: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EOPQ7E/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Hossinaut

United States453 Posts

November 26 2011 19:21 GMT

#25

I don't want a mic on mine because I want to be able to use them with my iPhone, so I went with Sony MDR-XB500s. Really good sound quality, and because they aren't noise canceling, I feel like the sound quality is better because of the fact that the actual speakers inside of them are bigger and better. But what do i know, I just like extra bass and universal ability to utilize costly hardware :D :D

mrGRAPE

Singapore293 Posts

November 27 2011 02:50 GMT

#26

Hmm, thanks for the suggestions guys =) keep em coming!

I decided to try out a couple of other options in the mean time to see which one gives a better setup: AKG headphones together with a couple of AT mics, got a Blue bird and a Zoom H4N. I have also been checking out the Blue Snowball and it seems to have a few mic direction settings (mainly cardioid and omni directional) which could solve the noise issue. Might pick one up from a local store next week or the week after when I'm done testing the other set ups =)

theBALLS

Singapore2935 Posts

November 27 2011 03:02 GMT

#27

I just bought a set of sennheiser PC 360 headphones. Really good, but above your budget. If you could save up for these babies you won't regret them.

Konsyst

Canada12 Posts

November 27 2011 03:12 GMT

#28

I use ATH-M50 and a Zalman clip-on. The mic costs like $10 but has the best sound quality out of any headset I've ever tried. Btw, to the guy preaching Turtles, please don't compare cost-efficiency to Bose/Beats LOL.

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