[KillerTree]

I'm looking for some huge around the ear or however you call it headphones with a mic for around $100. I've searched the internet and can't find any at that price!


Think of these http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...8L._SS500_.jpg

but with a mic.


And by those I mean the comfort not the quality.



All the mic headphones are those little tiny headphones that just press on the ear and are not that comfortable and have no base.

 

[SBD]

You're thinking of a headset. Or if you're thinking of a mic built in the wire, you'll have to buy a separate adapter to plug into.

 

[KillerTree]

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Originally Posted by SBD /img/forum/go_quote.gif You're thinking of a headset. Or if you're thinking of a mic built in the wire, you'll have to buy a separate adapter to plug into.

Yeah I think I am thinking of a headset. But what do you mean by mic built in the wire?

 

[SBD]

Like the in-ear ones you're talking about. You know, like the iphone buds has a built in mic/button in it.
I know shure makes mic adapters and here's some "boomsets": Sennheiser USA - Boomsets

I guess if you're into gaming or that sort of thing... Why do you need them?

 

[afg34]

Equation Audio RP-21 along with Zalman Clip-on mic

 

[imhungry]

I had a pair of Siberia Icemats that were probably the most comfortable headphones I've ever had..

 

[decaprime]

I recently was looking for the same: I ended up with AD-700s with a Logitech mic.

The built in mic just isn't worth it IMHO, I have a bucket of old headsets now. I never saw myself with a separate mic and cans, but you have so much more control over picking headphones that meet your price/comfort/quality requirements than with a headset. The quality of the mic's that are tacked on can be easily matched by a seperate desk or clip on mic.

Sennhesier PC150 is a decent headset its fairly comfortable but its a budget item and the build quality is reflected in that.