HALP: Headset
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HALP: Headset
Hey guys,
As we know 'tis the season! Most of the family members outside immediate family usually just give me gift cards or money and with that I plan on dropping some money on a actual headset. Was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of brands/models? What to look for in one? What to stay away from? Any help would be awesome!
Happy Holidays & Cheers,
Nicholson
As we know 'tis the season! Most of the family members outside immediate family usually just give me gift cards or money and with that I plan on dropping some money on a actual headset. Was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of brands/models? What to look for in one? What to stay away from? Any help would be awesome!
Happy Holidays & Cheers,
Nicholson
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Re: HALP: Headset
Can you give a rough budget?
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I've always liked the $50 and up plantronics gamecom headsets. their cheapo models always broke on me for no reason. I like my gamecom 777's. comfy, hear everything loud and clear in good quality and don't look ridiculous:
http://www.kulaklik.com/Plantronics-GAM ... 246.html#0
shows pics of someone wearing it.
http://www.kulaklik.com/Plantronics-GAM ... 246.html#0
shows pics of someone wearing it.
Re: HALP: Headset
Buy headphones + mic instead for a gaming headset.
My 2 cents
My 2 cents
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i've been thinking about a new headset as well. did quite a bit of reading and there are too many opinions.
still not sure if a higher end "7.1/5.1 surround sound" headset is worth it. like the razer tiamat/kraken or gamecon 780. or if you should just get a decent headset and go for a nice soundcard instead.
at the moment my gamecon 377 do well. like dat xero said they did break kinda easily but still comfy to wear with some tape . plus with something like the razer surround sound program they do a pretty good job of creating virtual surround sound to me.
still not sure if a higher end "7.1/5.1 surround sound" headset is worth it. like the razer tiamat/kraken or gamecon 780. or if you should just get a decent headset and go for a nice soundcard instead.
at the moment my gamecon 377 do well. like dat xero said they did break kinda easily but still comfy to wear with some tape . plus with something like the razer surround sound program they do a pretty good job of creating virtual surround sound to me.
never could bring myself to do this but it's something else I read. some of the outstanding sound only headphones do the absolute best for situational positioning.nhoj wrote:Buy headphones + mic instead for a gaming headset.
My 2 cents
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Re: HALP: Headset
nhoj wrote:Buy headphones + mic instead for a gaming headset.
My 2 cents
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you don't need sound to see through walls, go with ear buds.
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This is pretty much the best headset you can get under 300 bucks, however what john said it true, getting headphones and a separate mic will generally get you a MUCH better set of cans for a decent bit less than an equivalent headset. Also BUDGET PLEASE SIR!
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I have a cheap $40 logitech headset with no mic, great for player positioning like red said.