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Solve : Suggestions on a new headset?? |
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Answer» So I'm in need of a new HEADSET soon. Something that'll be accomodating to a larger than AVERAGE head and glasses but still comfortable. I need to find something that'll provide reasonable sound quality (for music and teamspeak) and a microphone, but it doesn't have to be anything too fancy. I'd like to stay under $100. Does anyone got any decent recommendations? Oh, and it's gotta be wired and USB plug-n-use kind of thing.Why? That reduces the selection and may up the cost. How about going Hybrid? By that I mean a conventional headphone and some adapter for USB. Two separate items. Possibly that would give more versatility and selection. USB Audio input for PC Under $10 online. You could buy a real nice under $90 headphone to go with it. Here is a suggestion: http://www.fullcompass.com/product/301641.html I'll keep that in mind then and be more open to headphones of varying kinds. I use mine mostly for listening to music/videos/podcasts while I'm WORKING to focus better (suprisingly works for me) and for talking in teamspeak/skype/whatever VOIP program with gaming buddies. I'm looking for something comfortable for long sessions on my head (one of my problems with my wireless is that it's dying multiple times from use during the day) and can provide good quality. I like headphones that have the cupped ear-muffs, either circular or square. Been looking into: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B1KJK22/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00B1KJK22&linkCode=as2&tag=summit1g0e-20&linkId=LFTR6IS46RWTC7ZB But according to people, it breaks easy and isn't the best for people with rather large heads/glasses. Last I knew, Astro's costed a significant amount and Razer ONES weren't of best quality, but I don't have a lot of friends who would know otherwise. Mostly looking for something reliable that wont break within a short time after being used practically all day every day and whose speakers wont blow out just because I like to occassionally turn my music a little high.The reason I suggested pro audio site is because many pro audio people in the industry have very big heads. Here is a list of dealers who cater to the pro audio industry. List of Pro Audio Dealers Expect the PRICES to be at the top. This looks good. http://www.proaudiostar.com/dj-equipment/dj-headphones.html |
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