[Veveseinlep]

So, I've stared playing a bunch of TF2 lately, so much that it makes me want a microphone.

What do you guys use? I'm looking for suggestions, preferably something that I can still use my speakers with and not have to get a crappy set of headphones, rather use my excellent home theater system... lol

So, what do you use?

[jackie Obrian]

standalone mics are generally not recommended for video games because they pick up a lot of ambient noise from the games. You could just buy a crappy headset, only use the mic, and just let the headphones clip around your neck or something, but then you'd still run a bit of a risk of picking up in-game noises.

[Veveseinlep]

Well, I've actually been thinking of using a regular microphone with a push to talk switch. That way it might pickup some of the noise from my speakers but it shouldn't be too much. I'd make it a foot activated switch rather than the in game push to talk button.

Just a thought. Although I might just try and get a good desktop mic and use it with my Shure E2C's or my Sennheisser HD-280's, although I prefer not to wear stuff on my head when I can avoid it.

[DoctorTDent]

Some cheap trust mic.
It's awesome

[YpciJQdo]

I use this one. It came as a package with Bf2142 for $60AU. Works like a charm and i couldnt resist the price.

[Ladbarbastirm]

Bluetooth headset that I use for my phone [thumbup]

[Singukil]

a crappy cheap microphone with the game brand name on it that i must have had for around 6 years lol

[UTHZzJ6f]

I use an outdoor stuidio mic, it picks up the very delicate neuances of my voice and adds an extra dimension when I call someone a ******.

[markoiutrfffdsa]

Still the best to this day.

[nickayary]

Sennheiser m@m 60 ( old )