Steelseries siberian v2 or Plantronics GameCom 780 USB Surround Headset (7.1)

i prefeer GameCom

just don't buy Plantronics or Steelseries both are over prices and some even worse than no names

I don't know about stereo headsets, but I'm using a CM Storm Sirus. Really awesome 5.1 headset with its own USB driver (but you can connect it to your own soundcard if you wish.) If you're going for a 5.1 headset, I'd recommend it in a heartbeat.

If you don't need the USB soundcard, go for the Sirus S.

Logitech G330.

I got a Speedlink Medusa NX. Was not expensive, and it's pretty good.

Turtlebeach ones seems to be very confortable and have good audio quality. And the Z11 is actually very cheap.

www.computerbase.de or goggle

I need info on this, too... I need a cheap and really good wireless headset.

I have Logitech G35,they are realy expansive (over 100 euros!)But they are realy comfortable,they have a realy good mic and they are perfect to listen to music!

Asus Vulcan ANC.

I have Turtle Beach Ear Force P11, and they're pretty comfortable, I could recommend them (or any other Turtle Beach headsets).

Creative Fatal1ty nuff said. I have ahd mine for 3 years and it still works perfectly despite how horribly i have treated it

Audiotechnika M50 with a Logitech desktop mic.

Soundstage is enough to hear your surroundings and their placements.

for under
$50aud
get the z11 turtle beach they have 50mm drivers unlike most listed here but they are actually really good sound quality build quality is not but they are still comfy

I have Turtle Beach P11's for my PS3, but they always work great for my PC. Ive never used a headset in my life before that, and when I put these on, the quality of the sound was just absolutely amazing.

I bought them for about $90AUD, brand new, so anything around that should be a decent price I suppose.

I have turtle beach earforce x11, the 360 ones.. I primarily use for pc. I personally don't care for them. They're not all that comfortable (though I'm picky, and I have plenty of peircings, including tragus which gets in the way of so many headphones/headsets), and the quality is okay. The mic I think I've been told is fine, but sound wise it is okay. Can be rather static-y at time, takes up USB and audio/mic jack. And when the control thing touches skin, the audio gets a bit more static-y. (Though I live in a very dry area, so this may be the issue)

They're okay I think, I got them for relatively cheap. I would like a new, and higher end, headset when I can, but until then I'll keep with these. If you can find them for cheap, pick them up. I don't think they're worth 40 or 50$ though, I'm sure there are much better quality ones out there for that pricing. I would look for one that doesn't use usb, but that is just me. :\

EDIT:

I'd look at head-fi.org for any headsets you may be tempted in! I've looked through this post. It may be of use, and I personally may end up getting one of the clip on mics to replace my headset (since I have a few higher end headphones).

I got the Ozone Attack Snow White and they are great (for me) :) Ozone Attack Snow White (there is also cheaper black version with cloth covered cable I think)

Corsair has some -excellent- headsets.

I've heard really good things about the Sony MDR-V6 headphones coupled w/ an Asus Xonar sound card. I've had and read about audiophiles recommending that combination as it produces extremely good audio at a relatively cheap price. For gaming, VOIP, or music.

Although I don't think the headphones have surround sound, so if you're play FPS' a lot or/and play competitively, then you may want something else.

If you need a mic, you can always get an external mic. $15-25 will get you a nice one.

STANDALONE/HOMEMADE!