Computer Speakers For Recording

[Silver] it's great for computer speakers

[FM] I use this to power my outdoor speakers off my computer, and it works great!!!!!

[72 dB] Good Price for attractive decent sounding computer speakers.

[0.3 lb] I love this little speaker, It sounds as good as my bose speakers that i have for my computer

[3.2' / 1 m] Computer speakers & sub-woofer were using 2 outlets on my surge suppressor. This freed one up for me.

[0.35 lb] Good quality cable, we use it to connect our computer to the speakers. No complaints.

[16-Bit ] Phone speakers are not all created equal and typically not good for recording on the run and or at home. The Zoom iQ7 takes your lightning equipped iPhone to the next level with super high quality audio recordings. I would recommend this to anyone recording audio into the iPhone for music and or voice recordings.

[10] These are great! I have 2 of these hiding behind a podium so speakers can look and see what I am recording. Could also send short messages to speakers with these as well. Picture quality is great. Audio is great as well. These units are well worth it.. Love them. Might be buying more.

[VESA 100 x 100] I ordered this mount to actually hold 2 monitor speakers above my recording workstation. While I had to fabricate a mounting bracket (5 'L' brackets) by drilling 2 holes to match the holes on the mount's plate that attaches the monitor, it turned out superb! The mount is a fantastic way to mount the speakers because of it's articulating arms. It's well made & looks great too!

[0.75 to 4.5x] After Zoom issued a recall for the M2, M3 and M4 saying they identified the RF issue, I was confident in trying out the M3, and I'm glad I did! No RF issues for me yet. For my purposes, this mic is more valuable as a standalone mic than an on-camera mic. I can put it on a small desktop stand or on a boom and it essentially replaces having to run a shotgun, wire and separate recorder (F6 or F3) which saves so much time in setting up. I recently used it for a small shoot where I placed the M3 on a small desktop tripod on a podium to record some folks speaking at an event. There were too many speakers to try to mic up individually and the PA system wasn't adequate to record from, so this was a great alternative/backup to attempting to record everyone. The problem was that one of the speakers walked off to the side, however because of the M3 Edit & Play software, I could change the directivity of the recording after the fact and it worked great! This feature plus internal 32bit recording makes the M3 an awesome tool to add to your audio recording tool kit.