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#4631685 Posted on: 08/04/2013 01:53 PM

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If it's an option, stay away from surround and get stereo headphones, if you need a microphone, but one separately.

Mostly gaming headsetswith microphone are not as good value for the money as phoper headphones.

There is no "best" headset to recommend for everyone, it depends on what you like, how your head and ears are shaped, size of head and ears... So if it's an option, please go to shop and test those yourself.

To recommend some stuff to test, Sennheiser HD650, Beyerdynamic DT880Pro, AKG K-702, Audio Technica AD-2000X & ATH-2000X.

#4631715 Posted on: 08/04/2013 03:26 PM

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^^ This.

Gaming headsets are not very good and if budget is no limit as you say, I wouldn't even look twice at them.

The Zalman clip-on mic is okay, but the Antlion is awesome (modmic.com).

#4631718 Posted on: 08/04/2013 03:34 PM

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Well, if you do not have a budget...then definitely go for a nice set of cans, that is where it is at.

You can buy a clip on mic, as already has been said.

#4631877 Posted on: 08/04/2013 07:43 PM

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Would be good too know your budget before we start suggesting headsets but basically what Tat3 said. Avoid crappy gaming headsets.

#4632131 Posted on: 08/05/2013 07:32 AM

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If it's an option, stay away from surround and get stereo headphones, if you need a microphone, but one separately.

Mostly gaming headsetswith microphone are not as good value for the money as phoper headphones.

There is no "best" headset to recommend for everyone, it depends on what you like, how your head and ears are shaped, size of head and ears... So if it's an option, please go to shop and test those yourself.

To recommend some stuff to test, Sennheiser HD650, Beyerdynamic DT880Pro, AKG K-702, Audio Technica AD-2000X & ATH-2000X.

Thnks for ur replys, ill take ur advice and i will buy one of the you give it to me some products name but can u explain wy i leave surround headset and go to stereo .