PC HEADSETS!!

Kill yourself my man
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>>379956992

Don't be alarmed, I'm just Islamaphobic and I hate Jewish supremacy in general.

I'm just very edgy sometimes, not autistic just very very weird, you are warned, I am slightly insane.

>>379957127

I see /v/ is still cancerous since 2010

This place use to be really nice and friendly with no console pleb wars. Kys console pleb.

Inb4 "I have a PC"

No, you're an American Xbone faggot probably 13 and retarded or 15 and lonely. <3

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>>379956992

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>>379956992

Can somebody help me out please.

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>>379956992

Plez can someone help me. And also add me for BF1

>>379956992
>Has to have: 7.1 surround and Mic
7.1 is a marketing gimmick. Real 7.1 - as in multiple drivers in each ear cup - doesn't work because each driver is small and low-quality, and they're too close to your ear to give a real 7.1 soundstage. Virtual 7.1 - done through software - sacrifices a LOT of sound quality.

Gamers will recommend a good pair of stereo headphones, usually open-backed, instead of a headset because they will almost always sound better. Additionally, the effect of a 7.1 setup you're looking for - namely the wide sound stage and accurate positional audio - are accomplished by the recommended headphones having high-quality, crystal-clear sound. And in the case of open-back headphones, the sound leak inherent in the design gives the audio a more natural tone and usually gives that impression of a wide soundstage, all because the back of the earcup is ventilated and not solid.

So here is what I'm going to recommend for you

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LDTRJG4

It's a gaming headset made by Sennheiser, one of the biggest brands in audio. Lots of people were using their HD555 and 595 headphones for gaming as well as music, so they stuck a microphone and a volume wheel and started selling it as a headset. Every advantage of using regular stereo headphones for gaming I mentioned above, with the convenience and functionality of a gaming headset. And as a bonus, the mic is actually pretty good, unlike the trash mics you'll find on most other headsets, because Sennheiser makes microphones too.

That's my recommendation.

>>379958689


Thank-you thank-you thank-you!!!

Thanks for a greatly detailed response, I would have been ripped off by the first 10 pages (((Google))) comes up for my search if it wasnt for you!

Feel free to add me on PC

Also, what Headset are you currently using?

>>379958689

Its much more expensive in UK unfortunately, could you recommend another under £100
and one under £80, cheers mate

>>379958689
>buying Sennheiser
Don't, they are overpriced shit
Just get some Sony MDR-7506 or some Audio Technica M40X/M50X and a $10 Zalman ZM-MIC1

>>379962739

Yeah I also read that open backed headphones create too much echo and aren't particularly great for positional accuracy. They are how ever good for ambiance

>>379959557
UK pricing makes this tougher. Look up prices for Philips SHP 9500 and V-Moda BoomPro. The former is another really great pair of open-back headphones and has a detachable mic that just uses a standard 3.5mm port, the latter is a high-quality add-on mic that uses that same 3.5mm port to connect. The result is a headset mic with just one cable, unlike say a ModMic, which can be used with any headphone but adds a second cable and becomes a headache for that reason.

>>379962739
>shitting on Sennheiser
>give MDR-7506 and M50x as alternatives
This can't be a real post.

>>379963164
Well they don't create echo. What can happen is similar to the virtual 7.1 issue I mentioned. The audio quality doesn't drop, but there is a balancing act going on between having a wide, ambient soundstage and having accurate positional audio, AKA imaging. And some of the best imaging to be found in headphones is with Audio-Technica's ATH-AD series, which are all open-back, though those do have a narrow soundstage.

>>379964206
>Audio-Technica's ATH-AD


Ok thanks anon

What are some good quality earbuds/headphones for listening to music?

>>379967792
I really like my Sony MDR-V6. They sound nice and balanced and are practically indestructible. They aren't too bass heavy if that's what you're looking for though.

>>379967792

From my experience Seinheiser or those Bob Marley ones.

I use to steal loads of earphones from HMV in the UK, stole about 15 including headphones.
I don't steal from family companies btw just large shit holes.

The best pair that stood out was a pair of Bob Marley earphones, their Zion series.

For the price, they were £80.00 but that was 6/7 years ago, they are much cheaper now.


Seinheiser is you have money, try and get a pair that has a thicker cable not the thin ones, as they knot really easy and mine actually broke because of it. But they were the best I ever had

I literally just bought a Sennheiser set and a Modmic 4.0.

It's miles better than any other headset I've owned and the ModMic sound quality is actually really good. only complaint is the extra cable

>>379956992
I use an audio technica msr7 but I hear the mx40 or 50 is good for a bit less. Use any good headset really and a mod mic/desk mic