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An interesting solution for certain. Unfortunately I don't have a headset with a 3.5 mm jack, and the mic itself is more than I was planning on for the headset w/ mic.
On a related note, do you have any idea what the headset used in the video is? It appears to have mesh for the outside of the earcups, indicating to me that external sounds wouldn't be blocked. I'd be interested in something like that if I were to go the route you suggest.
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I'm not sure which headset is in the video, but I use these:
Audio Technica ATH-AD700X $88.13
You get what you pay for. I really enjoy my headset. You don't need a headset with a 3.5mm jack, you just need a audio port for an analog mic (red socket on sound card or front of pc). The mod mic comes with attachment sticky things that you put on the magnets. Put one end with the sticky on the headset, the other end is on the mic itself, using magnets to keep it attached, really strong and works great.
I recommend any headset you personally like, with a mod mic. I just happen to have the one linked above. Mod Mic can be used with "any" headset, as it's a standalone mic that plugs directly into your sound card/onboard audio jack, or front panel mic jack.