Best PC Headset

What is the best headset with the best quality sounding microphone out there, links would be good.

 

I had the Logitech G930's and they were awesome for what they were.

If you really want an audiophile grade setup I recommend you get studio quality headphones and a good condenser mic with a usb audio interface with support for XLR input and Phantom power.

Going from a gaming headset to my current setup of Shure SH440's and the Blue Digital Spark has made an insane difference. Not only does everyone always ask me how I get such a clear voice in Teamspeak/Ventrilo but the sound I get is awesome as well.

 

Get the Audio-Technica ATH-M50/S and buy a quality mic.

 

Audio Technica AD-700s are better for gaming risk
grab AD700s + clip on/desktop mic. Will sound better then any trash gaming headset, and dont bother arguing that its the truth,

 

http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-audio/razer-tiamat-71

Trusted Review.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/[primary-term]/razer_tiamat_71_gaming_headset_review

Good luck!

 

and theyll still get stomped by any decent pair of headphones + clipon mic, for cheaper.
trash headset is trash.

 

I can vouch for the sound quality of audio techinca's stuff. I just fixed up a snapped ATH-ES7 and they are sublime, better than any mic/headphone combo you can get.

Just get a well rated mini condenser mic like http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/samson-go-mic-portable-usb-condenser-mic?src=3WWRWXGP

 

Going from Audio Technia $100 range headphones to comparably priced Shures SH440's I can tell you the Shures win hands down, crisper uppers, very heavy and pronounced bass and the fact that I cant hear a tank driving through my house they are epic.

But honestly any studio quality headphones > gaming headshits.

 

Studio headphones have a distinct disadvantage in sounding very... bland? They're meant to separate sounds to make post production on music easier, but a lot of "character" in the music or sounds are lost.

This doesn't bother everyone obviously, but something to consider. Also my $150 audio-Technicas are amazing in all ranges, I haven't been disappointed. (And I consider myself to be a 'little' bit of an audiophile.) They tend to beat out even much higher priced items in comparison. Maybe it's just my model though.