Re: I need a new headset for computer work, any tips?
Yeah, don't even get me started about the quality of bluetooth microphones. Yuck.
As far as gaming headsets go, I've heard good things about both Astro and Razor products, although I haven't felt the need to shell out the cash for either as of yet, so can't offer any personal experience. When my Logitech headset died recently, I went with a Sades headset. It was pretty cheap, although getting a great deal on Amazon helped with that. I went with it because I needed something with a mic that would be good enough for podcasting. I had heard about this particular headset on the Mystic Access podcast, in fact, so I decided to give it a try. It has served me well in the few weeks I've had it, although it's not the best for music playback. It doesn't have nearly as much bass as the reviews lead me to believe. Still, it's a comfortable headset and doesn't look like something that should cost $25, if you know what I mean, and the mic quali ty hasn't disappointed me, although if you're serious about noise cancellation, you might need to do a bit more audio editing than you're used to if you've got stuff going on in the background and you need to make something professional, like a podcast, as I do. The mic is pretty sensitive.
So, my next project is to buy myself a headset specifically for music listening. I think that's how I'm going to move forward with this, because, well, if you buy a cheap headset, either the quality of the mic or the quality of the sound, especially for music, isn't going to be spectacular.
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