anyone have any suggestions for a desktop mic? i'm going to stop using a headset and switch to earbuds, so something around like $50 dollars is really cool.
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anyone have any suggestions for a desktop mic? i'm going to stop using a headset and switch to earbuds, so something around like $50 dollars is really cool.
I've heard good things about Snowballs, but I'm not sure if they're worth the price. I think they're on sale fairly often though.
Personally, I use the Modmic v1 attached to my monitor. It seems to work well, haven't heard complaints that I'm too quiet. The Modmic v1 is discontinued though, and the v2/3 are discontinued also; they had many problems with those two. The current model is the v2.3, which is basically a v2 that looks like a v3. The v4s are coming out (hopefully) next year. Also, it's designed as a headset mic so it may not be ideal.
Honestly, you could really just use the Zalman clip-on mic for ~$5, but I assume you want something sep
I've heard good things about Snowballs, but I'm not sure if they're worth the price. I think they're on sale fairly often though.
Personally, I use the Modmic v1 attached to my monitor. It seems to work well, haven't heard complaints that I'm too quiet. The Modmic v1 is discontinued though, and the v2/3 are discontinued also; they had many problems with those two. The current model is the v2.3, which is basically a v2 that looks like a v3. The v4s are coming out (hopefully) next year. Also, it's designed as a headset mic so it may not be ideal.
Honestly, you could really just use the Zalman clip-on mic for ~$5, but I assume you want something sep
Personally, I use the Modmic v1 attached to my monitor. It seems to work well, haven't heard complaints that I'm too quiet. The Modmic v1 is discontinued though, and the v2/3 are discontinued also; they had many problems with those two. The current model is the v2.3, which is basically a v2 that looks like a v3. The v4s are coming out (hopefully) next year. Also, it's designed as a headset mic so it may not be ideal.
Honestly, you could really just use the Zalman clip-on mic for ~$5, but I assume you want something sep
i bought a logitech desktop mic at target for like 10$ and it's pretty good
i bought a logitech desktop mic at target for like 10$ and it's pretty good
unless you want your keyboard to rape people ears don't get a desktop mic
unless you want your keyboard to rape people ears don't get a desktop mic
I have a Shure SM57 hooked up to an audio interface, but I realize that's a pretty poor setup for most people's desks. Never had a problem with it.
I have a Shure SM57 hooked up to an audio interface, but I realize that's a pretty poor setup for most people's desks. Never had a problem with it.
i use a snowball and i love it but that's probably overkill for your needs.
i use a snowball and i love it but that's probably overkill for your needs.
The Samson Go Mic is $40. Small but sturdy with good sound quality.
The [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001R76D42/?tag=teamfortresst-20]Samson Go Mic[/url] is $40. Small but sturdy with good sound quality.
Prototypesunless you want your keyboard to rape people ears don't get a desktop mic
I'm using the same desktop mic Phobia is referring to and I've never gotten complaints from anyone.
[quote=Prototypes]unless you want your keyboard to rape people ears don't get a desktop mic[/quote]
I'm using the same desktop mic Phobia is referring to and I've never gotten complaints from anyone.
I'm using the same desktop mic Phobia is referring to and I've never gotten complaints from anyone.
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