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Then go for the 558's with the Blue Snowball? Or if you want you can invest into a modmic.

Well, you don't have to be an audiophile to have audiophile sound quality. Here's the Sennheiser 558's, at $120. http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-504631-HD-558-Headphones/dp/B004FEEY9A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1402624840&sr=8-1&keywords=hd+558 Here's a Blue Yeti for $114...

Get a quality pair of headphones, let's say Sennheiser HD 558's, and then a desktop microphone. (Blue Yeti or Blue Snowball on a budget.) It's a great combination and will provide you with quality audio and quality audio recording.

I think you're in the wrong section, try the "Smartphone" section. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-36.html But well, I think the best Apple Product would be their workstation macs. They're the only good workstation macs that actually compare to other custom-built PC's.

Phone's don't come with 200GB of capacity, but I think you can get close by using a 32GB phone (internal storage) and then upgrading with a 64GB SD Card. I would recommend a phone with a large battery in that case, possibly the new HTC One M8 or a Note 3 or such. Then, you could run a custom...

If you have a decent motherboard with onboard audio, the need for a Soundcard isn't even there. You should get the Logitech G930 instead.

The ones you've listed are alright, but I would rather get a decent desktop mic, and then get a good pair of headphones. I would recommend at your price range the Sennheiser 558's and 598's. Also the ATH-M50X is a little under your price range, but still a solid pair of headphones. Another good...

Don't go with anything with "gaming" in it, it will not sound as good as their audiophile competitors. I can however recommend a few options: SRH 440's with 840 earpads. Audio Technica ATH-M50's / M50X Sennheiser 558's. beats by dre. lol jk But these are all great choices, so see whatever...

I would recommend the 558's. M50's are generally worshipped throughout the world, and they are righteous to that but because of that other brands with other headphones have not received as much attention. The 558's are a solid pair of headphones, but you've cut them out of the race. So now...

Ok, well do you need a microphone on the headphones? You are right also, brands like Sennheiser are much better than "gaming" headsets. The Siberia V2's are great, but the audio quality is not good compared to lets say, SRH 440's, which are about $100. I don't recommend you go with "gaming"...