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Good Headsets for gaming?

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Unbr34k4bl3
I'd like to start a discussion about Headsets. And I basicly need a new one, and thought of the Cyborg F.R.E.Q. 5 Headset. But I'm not sure.
Does anyone know them, how they are, perfom, etc.?

What do you peep have as your headset? What would you recommend me*?


* No wireless, no 5.1 or 7.1 Headsets those have a awfull audio quality, and cost a lot.
MMzz
Jarby
The consensus on this issue is to just buy headphones to suit your needs a separate clip on microphone. Head-fi's guide is pretty useful for this.
awp

MMzz wrote:

I use these. http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-deta ... rce-p11/46
I use these as well

the mic isn't very good, but does seem to have some peak-dampening stuff so if you get excited and shout into the microphone like an idiot from time to time as I do, it doesn't completely destroy the audio/ears

the headset is very comfortable. I've worn it for 4 hours straight without wanting/needing to take it off for a break
dkun

MMzz wrote:

I use these. http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-deta ... rce-p11/46
I use the X11, same variant. Very good stuff!
WingSilent
I use the Triton Kunai for my ps3 and my pc.

Such a good choice but €59.99 isn't too expensive.
JAKACHAN

dkun wrote:

MMzz wrote:

I use these. http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-deta ... rce-p11/46
I use the X11, same variant. Very good stuff!
DKUN-SAMA WE USE THE SAME HEADPHONES <3333
Topic Starter
Unbr34k4bl3
Well after all. I got the Steelseries 7H Fnatic Edition. The Fnatic isn't a typo.
I'm pretty happy bout it :3 Just need to wait till tuesday. When they're here -> totally gonna test em out like hell.
http://steelseries.com/products/audio/s ... ic-edition
IppE

Jarby wrote:

The consensus on this issue is to just buy headphones to suit your needs a separate clip on microphone. Head-fi's guide is pretty useful for this.
This.

Gaming headphones generally have shoddy drivers and are plasticity, just get proper headphones instead and a separate mic.
D33d
Specifically, a desk mic. That tiny Zalman clip-on seems to be popular, but I really doubt that it's any good.

Steelseries stuff seems like it'd be the best of the lot, but standalone headphones focus on one thing and one thing only--sounding good. They're generally constructed better, have better transducers and, for those which are closed-back, isolate excellently.
maal
get beats lol

Nah jk. Gaming headsets from SteelSeries, are iirc very popular among gamers. I'd recommend getting a pair from there.
Naikaze
Get a headphone and a separate mic.
Cropzy
1. Purchase Audiophile headphones
2. Purchase cheap standalone mic
3. Attach cheap mic to desk or headphones
4. ??????????????
5. Profit!
IppE

Cropzy wrote:

1. Purchase Audiophile headphones
I wouldn't really go that far just for gaming, seeing as when you go there you pretty much need an amp as well and that just increases the price.
Jarby

IppE wrote:

Cropzy wrote:

1. Purchase Audiophile headphones
I wouldn't really go that far just for gaming, seeing as when you go there you pretty much need an amp as well and that just increases the price.
Audiophile isn't really a great term to describe equipment since it varies from person to person. One person may describe headphones >$100 as audiophile while another would describe the $100 area as low end. Essentially, purchase good headphones within your budget.
VoidnOwO
:)
dNextGen
Senn HD 202
Naikaze

dNextGen wrote:

Senn HD 202
Plus a mic
Nesk
Don't get turtle beaches, they break easy. I'd recommend Astro headest :3
Cropzy
ill help

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