Can you hear me now? Soon enough....

**Kelderos** · 03-19-09, 07:03 PM

Well after countless complaints about not being able to hear me, and me yelling into the Mic.....which is hard to do. I'm buying a new mic, so if anyone wants this 3 month old headset that is mostly made out of plastic and is the worst product Logitec has, go ahead and post and I might actually send it to you. I emphasize might, because I'm not wasting more than 2 dollars on postage.

**supercarl1** · 03-19-09, 10:00 PM

Yes Kel thank you...heck I would have sent you one just to hear your orders.

**SpiritOfF1re** · 03-20-09, 12:20 PM

You sure it wasn't just your settings and or close it was to your mouth?

Either way, :9

**loki2158** · 03-20-09, 05:26 PM

I haven't had any luck with logitec mics either. Using a Genius headset at the moment, and people tell me I come in better then when I was using the old Altec one. Funny how the cheaper one has a better mic.

**Kelderos** · 03-20-09, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by loki2158

I haven't had any luck with logitec mics either. Using a Genius headset at the moment, and people tell me I come in better then when I was using the old Altec one. Funny how the cheaper one has a better mic.

I use a 60 dollar Mic, that costs around 40 bucks and is 10x better than the Logitec POS that costs 80 bucks......Its like Sennsheimer or that's close to the brand name anyways. They make solid Mics until of course you trip over it about 80 times, run it over with your swivel chair, dog chew on it, its yanked as you go out of range.....and I believe the last straw was me Tripping over it that killed the mic. The volume on the old one however still works fine, it just took me awhile to actually find someone that still sells the one I have since its so old.

**Tamato24** · 03-20-09, 09:06 PM

I got a Logitech. It's ok

**nihilanth311** · 03-20-09, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by Kelderos

I use a 60 dollar Mic, that costs around 40 bucks and is 10x better than the Logitec POS that costs 80 bucks......Its like Sennsheimer or that's close to the brand name anyways. They make solid Mics until of course you trip over it about 80 times, run it over with your swivel chair, dog chew on it, its yanked as you go out of range.....and I believe the last straw was me Tripping over it that killed the mic. The volume on the old one however still works fine, it just took me awhile to actually find someone that still sells the one I have since its so old.

I've got Sennheiser set of cans and they are awesome .. very pure sound and I use them whenever I'm serious about hearing the enemy... or rockin out..