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He said he doesn't need a headset.Turtle Beach x12's, i've had mine for 2 years or so, still going strong.
Oh haha, guess I didn't read the post properly.He said he doesn't need a headset.
From what I've heard the blue snowball isn't the best, but pretty decent.He said he doesn't need a headset.
For a microphone, get a blue yeti or blue snowball. They are worth for their price and are of great quality!
Ahaha, yeah I don't really need a head set since I have sensitive ears ;-; I will check that one out thanksOh haha, guess I didn't read the post properly.
I have had experience with the Audio Technica Atr-25oo, they have really good sound quality and they are relatively cheap, but it picks up everything, so make sure your door is closed.
I will have do some research on these things. ThanksSnowball is great, but I personally couldn't find a comfortable setup without picking up sounds from my keyboard.
Thanks for the helpful advice Col Star I will take this into consideration!Blue Snowball is the best budget good-quality microphone you can go with, especially since it's only $60. If you're a gamer who just wants better voice quality, or if you're just getting into Youtubing and video production, this is a good device for you.
Blue Yeti is a great quality mic, nearing professional level with the right accessories, but at a price of +$100, it might be beyond the worth of what you want to accomplish. This is for established podcasters, musicians, or mid-level Youtubers, basically people breaking into the professional realm.
If you get into the Blue Yeti realm, consider looking into some of Audiotechnica's mics as well. AT used to be the go-to audio guys for professional level mics before Blue stepped in on their market, but AT still has a great range of devices with an established brand.
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