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Finally I get to recommend these! https://a.co/d/0gtsqRpi I have had great results with these, assuming you account for a few things: The little plastic retainers that stabilize the boom are junk. Pull them off and place a tiny zip tie on the boom nearest where the cable screws in to secure it to the headset. 2, the cable has a tendency to uscrew just enough to cause a pop that sounds like a broken wire. Make it a daily routine to put a good re-tighten on it. As long as you do that I’ve rarely had issues. Otherwise they do require a little more EQ to get them sounding good. The replacement cables are also very inexpensive. I would recommend picking up 5-10 tonnage on hand. The biggest thing I try to teach people is that headset mics are really pretty expendable. No matter how much money you spend on one, it will eventually break in a way that’s not repairable. So many people refuse to replace them when that happens because they spend so much money on them.