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Microphones are devices designed for capturing audio. When buying a mic, pay particular attention to the type of microphone, intended use, and also its connectivity to other devices. Professionals should also consider technical characteristics such as the impedance, sensitivity, or frequency range.
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Microphone type
If you are buying a more expensive and professional mic, you should consider the type.
- Dynamic - suitable for open-sky performances, live feeds, music production and so on. Perfectly sufficient for normal home use, e.g. Skype calls.
- Condenser - used mainly in recording studios. This type has higher sensitivity and lower noise levels. Requires separate a power source.
Use
- Handheld - classic microphones that you can either hold in your hand or put on a stand.
- Desktop - designed to be placed on a desk; suitable for home use or lectures.
- Lavalier - also known as lapel mic, it is a small microphone that you clip on your clothes. Commonly used by TV anchors and YouTubers.
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Connectivity
When choosing a mic, consider what do you plan to connect it to and how.
- 3.5 or 6.3 mm jack - standard connector for connection to PC, mobile phones, dictation machines etc.
- USB and Lightning - modern connectors for connection to a PC or Mac.
- XLR connector - for professional models.
- Micro USB - suitable for connecting to mobile devices.
Technical characteristics
- Impedance - important if you want to achieve an optimal connection to the amplifier. The value should be about 5 to 10 times smaller than the amplifier impedance.
- Sensitivity - the ratio of the output voltage or value to the input pressure. Higher numbers indicate higher microphone sensitivity, which means a mic can catch softer audio changes.
- Frequency range - indicates the range of frequencies a microphone is able to discern. To put it simply, the higher range the microphone has, the more sounds it can record.
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Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 40Hz-20kHz, 3,5 mm Jack output
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 40Hz-20kHz, 3,5 mm Jack output, wind protection
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 20Hz-20000Hz, 3,5 mm Jack output
Microphone - wearable omni-directional microphone, can be connected to the headset jack of all supported iOS and Andriod devices. Capacitor capsule with omni-directional characteristic, TRRS connector, miniature size, light weight, minimal handling noise. Foam filter and clips for attaching a pouch are supplied.
Handheld microphone - Professional microphone for DJs, 600 Ohm impedance, cast iron microphone body, ON/OFF switch, wide frequency range (50Hz - 14kHz), included 6m XLR cable
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 100Hz-16kHz, 3,5 mm Jack output
Handheld microphone - with gold-plated USB connector and folding tripod, 2.5m long bell, for recording voice, sound and background, playing games, karaoke,(Messenger, Skype, etc.), range 50Hz - 16kHz, sensitivity -38dB ± 3dB, handheld or desktop, manual or desktop use, possibility to fix microphone angle in tripod, special cardioid directional characteristic for noise suppression (eliminates unwanted sounds coming out of the main microphone direction), weight 215g
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 100Hz-20kHz, wind protection
Handheld microphone - dynamic wireless microphone, range 174 - 216MHz, connector 6.3mm, maximum range of up to 20m, battery 2x1.5V
Handheld microphone - vocal condenser microphone for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, compatible with Android devices, 100Hz - 15kHz, dual mini-jack, VocaLive
Camera microphone - miniature microphone for iPhone/iPod touch/iPad, ideal for recording interviews and podcasts, compatible with Mac and Android devices, 100Hz - 15kHz frequency range, stereo mini-jack headphone output, Lo/Hi switch, iPhone/iPod touch desktop stand, iRig Recorder and VocaLive apps, Voice-Over-IP
Handheld microphone - with POP filter and gold-plated USB connector and collapsible tripod, 2.5m cable length, for recording voice, sounds and noise, gaming, karaoke, chat (Messenger, Skype etc.), range 50Hz - 16kHz, sensitivity -38dB ± 3dB, handheld or desktop use, fixed microphone angle option when used with tripod, special cardioid directional characteristic for noise suppression (eliminates unwanted sounds coming from outside the main microphone direction), weight 215g
Desktop Microphone - frequency range 20Hz-20kHz, USB, max 48kHz, cable length 3m, output 85mW
Microphone for home and studio use, 16bit, 48kHz, Impedance 32 Ohm, sensitivity 130 dB, frequency 30 Hz - 18000 Hz, sample rate 96k Hz, RGB backlight, microphone volume control, USB, 1.8 m detachable cable
Microphone studio, capacitor, directional characteristic, frequency range 20Hz-20kHz, USB-C, 3.5mm Jack, magnetic base, built-in pop filter
Microphone - omnidirectional condenser capsule with 3.5mm TRS jack, powered from plug-in power TRS socket, 20Hz-20kHz frequency range, maximum SPL: 110dB
Protection - RODE Stereo VideoMic For Rycote Microphone, reduces noise, shields from wind, acoustically permeable,
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 20Hz-20000Hz, 3,5 mm Jack output, wind protection
Camera microphone - directional (cardioid), frequency range of 40Hz-20kHz, 3,5 mm Jack output, wind protection
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Microphones
Microphones transform acoustic energy (sound) to electric energy, and are used in a variety of ways. In this section, you'll find many different microphones according to use or the way they process acoustic signals.
Desktop Microphones
Choose a desktop microphone for communicating with your friends and colleagues. PC microphones don't take up much space, so you'll be able to fit them in your workplace. Desktop microphones are perfect for home and office use. Choose from brands including Trust.
Condenser and Dynamic Microphones
In our rich variety of microphones, you'll find both condenser and dynamic models, the first being suitable for studio use, while the latter for musical performances. Besides other things, they differ in the way they process acoustic signals. If you wish to record something from distance, go for a directional microphone. We offer a wide variety of special models from RODE and even microphones specifically designed for iPhone.
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