Best Microphone and Speakers for Gaming and Good for Blasting Some Music?

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

I don't like headphones. I like to hear the sound as it is in the background so I could pretty much hear everything. So while I have a decent/junk speakers and microphone, I'd like something of quality.

[⛧EyMi Mayhem⛧]

You could also check beyerdynamic dt series and sennheiser hd or sennheiser rs if u want wireless.

I have the rs 175, coz I like to walk around in my house sometimes.
Quality and sound is typical sennheiser, listening music feels damn good.

But any HD like the HD 598 or 280pro will work fine too.

[Monk]

Any recommendations are a waste of time if the OP doesn't share how much he's actually looking to spend, I mean a good set of headphones, mic and speakers will easily cost well over a thousand, likely several, while a good setup within a few hundred is totally different.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

Monk a écrit :

Any recommendations are a waste of time if the OP doesn't share how much he's actually looking to spend, I mean a good set of headphones, mic and speakers will easily cost well over a thousand, likely several, while a good setup within a few hundred is totally different.

I clearly said above that I need to consider what everyone suggested and think if it's good for me. I don't have a budget because I don't know yet.

I'LL KEEP YOU POSTED...

[Monk]

As I said it's a waste of everyone's time making suggestions that are way above or below your budget.
From some of your comments and your pc build, I'll guess you are thinking more a couple hundred than a couple thousand, in which case looking to used / reconditioned audio equipment either from large stores or eBay would probably serve you best, audio kit from 5-10 years ago, if good, still sounds better than cheap new kit, and speakers etc tumble in value second hand, so going the used route will probably get you much better sound than new, honestly I've never heard a cheap set of speakers sound very good, specially when second hand you can get a set that cost 5x what a new pair would for the same price.

[John Doe]

The Klipch Pro Media I suggested is actually decent in sound quality. They just don't have the RMS to blast windows because of their rather small size.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

John Doe a écrit :

The Klipch Pro Media I suggested is actually decent in sound quality. They just don't have the RMS to blast windows because of their rather small size.

No problem at all.

So from what I've gathered I think I'm gonna go with this: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/UberMic

This: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/UberMic

But I'm still not sure about the headphones.

[John Doe]

Should be good, I had the Seiren before the NT-1 and it was a decent mic.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

John Doe a écrit :

Should be good, I had the Seiren before the NT-1 and it was a decent mic.

Razer... that mic looks pretty neat, though.

[John Doe]

Yeah, I know. It was not a bad mic though.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

John Doe a écrit :

Yeah, I know. It was not a bad mic though.

Hell, maybe I'd consider that mic alone since I kinda like Razer...

[John Doe]

The M-Audio looks to be more or less the same thing, no need to pay more for a Razer.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

John Doe a écrit :

The M-Audio looks to be more or less the same thing, no need to pay more for a Razer.

Right, right. And it looks good for my taste anyway.

[Morethan2Letters]

Dont get closed back headphones like the MX50s, their soundstage is way to narrow. Go for a decent pair of open back headphones for gaming.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

Advanced3 a écrit :

Dont get closed back headphones like the MX50s, their soundstage is way to narrow. Go for a decent pair of open back headphones for gaming.

Like?

[Morethan2Letters]

Any 600 series Sennheiser are great, but kinda pricey. The Phiilips SPH9500s are also very nice open back headphones for gaming and they're usually under $80, most people agree they are the best open back headphones for under $200, real over performers. Plus with open back headphones you can still hear outside noises, depending on volume level. You cant hear outside noises with closed backs.