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Headset Dilemma

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azulcorvette

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I am one of those people that love music and high end audio. I have an awesome surround sound system (powered by a Marantz receiver and Boston Acoustics speakers and an M&K subwoofer) and for on the road I have what many people hate, the Bose Triport headphones.

Now, I have no problem with my Bose headphones because they sound good and I want to get my 150 dollars worth of them which is to use them for their purpose until they break on their own.

What I'm having a dilemma is: I want a headset for three reasons: talk online with Skype, talk with people on Counter-Strike, and talk with friends on XFire. Now I did some research and there's like no way of inventing a microphone (a good one at least) to be attached to my Bose Triports, which means I need a headset for talking purposes.

I don't want to spend lots and lots of money (over 50 dollars), but I do want a microphone that can pickup sound pretty good and the headphones part sound decent as well. I won't be using these for music at all... purely as talking and gaming headphones.

Anyways, I'd like some recommendations. I've been looking and the Logitech Precision Gaming headset (~25 bucks) seems to be a good choice for quality except it's very uncomfortable. I'll need at least wearable comfy (can't be uncomfy), decent quality, decent price.

Thanks a lot and I look forward to your responses.

Ryan
 
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