Microphone And Stand For Sale

[None] This is a simple microphone stand.

[Mono] i like the sound of it. it's a nice microphone and looks great. It's nice it came with a case and a stand.

[11.5 x 8 x 2"] This helps get your microphone stand up off the counter top of your desk.

[Download] This microphone desk stand is very stable and has served our needs nicely.

[Single Monitor] Works well for my microphone stand. Good quality material.

[Desktop Stand] There is not much to say about this. It's a microphone desk stand. This one is nicely made and should last a lifetime.

This helps get your microphone stand up off the counter top of your desk.

[2] I bought this on sale after deciding to switch from a USB microphone to an XLR microphone. It has no discernible background noise or hum. The controls are intuitive, and the sockets are thoughtfully positioned. It's versatile regarding input and output options and offers loopback for mixing. The accompanying software allows for significant boosting of the microphone signal via the equalizer and compressor modules, a set of which is included for each separate mic input. There are 3 programable pads for triggering sound files, and a convenient mute button for hiding coughs and sneezes. Well worth the investment.

[Orange / Green] I have wanted one of these for years and with the B&H sale price I just had to buy it. Great for testing instrument and microphone cables as well as several other common types

[Dynamic] Good microphone at a super good price purchased on sale from B&H for a super low, competitive price. It is smaller than many microphones of this type, roughly the same size as the popular BM-700 microphones found elsewhere, but this one has a better made, better sounding FET circuit inside. Because I enjoy building and modifying microphones DIY, I replaced the stock 16mm electret capsule with a low cost 25mm capsule and it sounds even better now. Nevertheless, this is a good microphone for the cost. Whether you will like it may depend on how you use it, as good microphone technique and setting proper gain on the mixer or other interface can make a substantial difference in results - for example, it has substantial proximity effect which can work for or against you, depending on how you use it. This is not, of course, equal to any number of larger, more expensive, and better made microphones for sale on the B&H web site. That said, it provides a huge bang for the buck and used judiciously will provide excellent results. After all, nobody really cares about your microphone - they care so much more about what you have to say or what and how you sing with it. A serviceable basic all-purpose starter microphone that can sound good and get the job done. I use mine to make spoken email messages, with computer speech recognition applications, and with my ham radio, with excellent results. Hardly a Neumann U87, but not bad for the price! And that is just MY take ... your mileage may vary. J