Mar 5, 2012, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Kursah
Honestly man I'd recommend you take some time to read the first few pages of this thread, with a $150 budget, find a decent pair of heaphones in the $50-80 range or so, buy an Asus Xonar DG sound card, get a cheap boom mic or clip on mic like linked above and in previous pages/posts in this thread and demolish any gaming headset out there. If you can find a pair of JVC HA-RX700's (out of stock everywhere atm), they are large, durable, well built and sound great with that soundcard...much, much better than any headset I've ever tried.
Food for thought. Do some more research, skip the Logitech stuff and get a real pair of headphones that will treat you better, sound better and last longer doing it.
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I could not agree more.
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