HD650+Microphone?

[Cyrillic]

I play Counter Strike (a video game) online and want to be able to talk into a microphone. I don't want to sacrifice the sound quality of the 650's, though, for a pair of crappy headphones that have a microphone already. Anyone have a recommendation on what to do for a microphone? It would be best if this was somehow attached to my head. Please don't suggest duct tape.

 

[asmox]

grab a Plantronics Audio 50 or something and hang it around your neck.

that's what i do.. works great.

 

[Krause]

I know you want to wear it but I have to ask why have you decided against a desktop microphone. I have a usb mic from logitech and it works wonderful. It works independently from your soundcard so you dont have to worry about it altering the sound at all either.

 

[milkpowder]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Krause I know you want to wear it but I have to ask why have you decided against a desktop microphone. I have a usb mic from logitech and it works wonderful. It works independently from your soundcard so you dont have to worry about it altering the sound at all either.

Haha! I don't get why people are so picky about sound when it comes to gaming! I have a very nice gaming rig (A64 X2 4400+, A8N32SLI-P, XFX 7800GTX 256MB GDDR3 xtreme, 2Gb DDR400, 2x 200GB SATAII NCQ RAID 0, X-Fi)and when it comes to gaming, I don't pay too much attention to the sound. As long as I am able to tell which way the enemy is coming from and also enjoy good, immersive sound, I am a happy gamer. I definitely wouldn't fuss about the mic changing the quality of the sound; the effect of the mic on the sound is minimal at the very most! Please, get yourself a good desktop mic and plug it into your motherboard input, put on your HD650 and have fun gaming. Stop worrying about the sound quality. HD650 for gaming is a bit of an overkill anyway! Please don't take this personally, I'm just trying to state my view...

 

[Cyrillic]

Sound quality never came into my mind in the sense that you are talking about. When I say "sacrificing sound quality", I mean being forced to put on a pair of headphones that have a mic built in, such as the $50 logitech pair. Anyway, I solved my own problem. If any of you are in the same situation, this looks like a good thing to get:

Zalman Clip on microphone

Only 7.50