I've been using these to broadcast hockey games for 3 years now, and they're fantastic for that. Having a decent noise gate is helpful because they don't reject outside noise all that well, but otherwise they're great for live sports.
about f'in time you did this headset review and its literally the best review for the bphs1 on youtube (i've listened to them all) - good shit bandrew - I definatly wont be getting this and heard the headphone get uncomfortable and wow I would entirly miss that warm lower sound that my voice projects - thanks
Thank you very much! I was looking around for a headset that would work with the Focusrite, and you were the one to show me the way. I immediately made the purchase, and I made sure to use your aff link in the description rather then just going straight to Amazon. Thank you!!
Congratulations on your work, Bandrew :) . I do own a couple of these. We're recording a podcast, not live yet, with a friend. After testing the Blue Yeti, and ATR2100, which have far better audio, I settled for the BPHS1 because of the all-in-one factor, portability, ambient noise rejection, easy monitoring, and to cut down on post processing times. My setup is BPHS1 > Simply Sound Mic Activator > Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen. In a previous review Bandrew didn't like the Simply Sound Mic Activator because of it adding some noise to the line, I think it was that, but in my case if there's noise it's hardly noticeable. Issues I'm having is mouth noises, which this headst picks up very well because of the proximity factor, but that's something I need to fix with good mic technique, etc, it's not the headset fault. And if you accidentally rub the cable against desk or shoulder the mic will pick up this noise. If you could review other headsets in this price / quality range it'll be great. I'm a fan of using headsets for podcast recording as you can guess. Just my 2 cents.
Yes, I already played with the gain settings. Thank you very much suggesting the use of a noise gate and for pointing me in the Booth Junkie direction, his tutorials are great. In regards to the virtual cable, that's a bit more obscure for me, I need to research. I'll post any progress here, I think it may be helpful for other fellow youtubers.
Great job as usual. We have a problem I hope you can help us with. We do a radio show and frequently have guests who absolutely refuse to stay close enough to standalone mics. Often they are a bit older and uncomfortable with the idea of being in front of a mic anyway. We get frequent complaints about the in-again, out-again volume, and sometimes reminding the guest to speak into the mic annoys them and changes the tone of the interview. Of course we've tried to compensate with tricks, but the noise and other side effects are not desirable. Here's my latest idea: a good quality headset mic, perhaps with headphones. The priority for us is the mic quality; the headphones just have to be good enough to hear the other voices in the discussion. Any suggests for someone in our shoes?
Replace the earcups with BrainWavs and this headset becomes a real beauty. That is the setup Seananners runs with and I always thought he had the best headset audio (when taking into account its noise cancellation).
What are TOP 3 high-end wired headsets with microphone do you recommend? This is going to be mainly for online teaching. I am currently using Logitech Pro G X. I am happy with it. But I am looking for something better. I could use a separate headphone and microphone and interface, with this option, what do you recommend?
I don’t know if that lack of low end could be fixed with Eq in post or not. But I do agree that they are over-priced. Nevertheless, another great review!
In case you didnt know.. this is one of those headsets used in eSports by casters. The more popular ones you see are the Senheiser but they are more expensive but again.. build for 1 specific case :).
Came back to this video to say I just saw the Audio Technica ATH-M50XSTS announced and it would be great to see you do a comparison of that the the BPHS1 (& maybe BPHS2). Appears like the new mic might be clearer than the BPHS1 but I wonder how much more environment noise it will pick up.
I'm going to be live broadcasting (and recording) a 1 hour radio show/podcast from a restaurant. I'll be skyping the broadcast back to the radio station. I've pretty much decided on these headphones. Do you have any other equipment that you would recommend?
There is something about the sound of this thing that makes me hate it. It's like it is literally hurting my head. In fact I notice a distinct difference between when you were using it and not using it.
Well I was on a Party yesterday and in the Morning I woke up and had this headset on. I just wanted to know what this Headset is or how much it costs and now im shocked 😂
Most of your headset reviews were gaming headsets which usually have crappy mics. Is this your best recommendation for a broadcast headset? Is the headset more comfortable than the BPHS1?
the pads are the same pads on my m40x and peope have said the same about discomfort on them and i had zero discomfort on them so i think ill order this
Hi. Did you use the built-in phantom power of the Focusrite or does it also need a Cloudlifter for the mic’s gain? Considering this as a headphone monitor (w/o the mic when using SM7B and as back-up gadget.
2:00 on the proprietary connector: no it does not make sense. I'm a sound- and light engineer, and into electronics and mechanics. I agree that sometimes the most common type of connector is not the best solution. But there are so many types of standard connectors, you don't need an ëxclusive (ie expensive) one. From the looks of it, it's a 4-pole connector ( ground, left, right, mic) They could have made it with a trrs with threads, or an external strain,relief, or a 4-pin mini-xlr. Saw this video because I was looking into buying one of these headsets, but just this turned me off...
Any recommendation on a semi pro "broadcast" headset on a budget? Looking for something that could work in commentary booth with some talking in the background and a PA-system outside that i'am afraid of will create eco in the broadcast if picked up by the microphone? Is this it or any other suggestions?
Andrew M. Sheppard well this one costs 35$ and comes from manufacturer bm800 originated from, ISK BM800 costs 85$. And I'm pretty sure this particular model is not an NW700 clone because I have the NW700 and I can tell.
Andrew M. Sheppard well you gotta understand me too, I'm from a country where 400$ a month is a decent salary, so buying 200$ mic is kinda tough, you know. That's why we, people in such circumstances, look for THE BEST bang for the buck..
Great video. Do you think the 2i2 is better than the ZOOM H6? That’s what I’m using right now, but wonder if I’ll get better audio quality from the 2i2. I am using the DBX 286s in my setup as well.
If I remember correctly, the 2i2 has quieter preamps than the H6. But you're likely mainly driving your mic from the DBX so you wouldn't see a huge benefit.
I'd use that for podcast-commentatry i would with a 3.5 ml Jack and a connection split...... I think that is on the BPHS II ? if my memory serves me correct.
The Dynamic on this thing isn't the worst I've heard, and it's probably leagues better than 80% of headset mics on the market these days, but boy do these sound like there's just something missing when you talk. Kinda like talking into a cheaper end cellphone or walkie talkie. It does sound clear at least though. Color me curious about what it would sound like through a Cloudlifter, even if that would kinda kill the point.
I am just wondering if I will need phantom power to drive this mic? Also do you know if the war cups can be replaced or interchanged to make it more comfortable? Thanks!
How would these work in zoom Lessons .. we right now teach zoom music lessons and need to be able to hear our voice to an extent which is our biggest struggle teaching and playing
Can you tell me what the dimensions of the interior of the ear cup are? I have large ears and have trouble funding headphones that are comfy. What kind of large ear pads could i get to make them more comfy? Thanks!!
I watched all the videos in the playlist "Gaming Headset Reviews" and I can't decide which headsets I should buy, so I decided to ask you what you think which headsets on this playlist have the best sounding mic. So I need a microphone that doesn't pickup a lot of background noise and sounds clear. And I'm wondering what's the best way to improve audio quality is it an USB adapter, a sound card, or something else? Thanks for answering!
ATH-PG1 is not exactly "budget" at $130 -- I think the Sades SA-900 series would be a good bet for low budget headset mics (about $30). Note, they are VERY plastic and plastics will become brittle and break after a year or two. But at least that kind of break can be fixxed with duct tape.
I imagine something like this would be used for audio monitoring or some sort of media production (be it audio, film, or theatre). Honestly though I'm surprised that it has a dynamic mic (supports the production theory) with that wide of a frequency response. For people who will be asking, yeah it'll work just fine for voice chatting and video commentary, but remember it's a dynamic mic so don't try it for anything where you want a ton of sensitivity.
I have a question, i need to set up braodcast with 3 these headphones. What is the best way to connect them? use one mixer or audio interface? (and if yes then what model?) Or use Preamp for headphones and mixer separately for microphones?
You mentioned that you could get something better for your money. What other headset (or what other solution) would you recommend for table top gaming, convention floor broadcasting and all-in-one mobile recording solutions would you recommend instead?
I was referring to Video Game let's plays. For lets plays I think they'd be better off with a dynamic cardioid mic, an interface, and a stand alone set of headphones. As far as an all in one CARDIOID headset for conventions, this is the only one I've tested...but I believe Sennheiser makes some, and I heard their $450 headset and it sounds amazing...but that's 2.5x the cost of this, so it's not necessarily comparable.
Thanks sir! I have not run across a solution in the $200 and below price range either but I was wondering if I was missing something. Someday I might grab the Sennheiser Broadcast headset but for now I'll focus in on the re20 for that price tier. =)
so im planning on getting the xenyx302usb during blackfriday/cybermonday but still not sure whether to pick the newer 7000 or the (forgot the brandname) bm800 since you tested them both i am hoping you can clear this up for me and help me out since im quite new to this world and i dont really know what im looking at when you talk about numbers and high or low pitches :p
Should I get the Audio Technica AT2020 or the Samson CO1u for recording vocals? And does sound quality differ between the AT2020 because it’s usb or xlr?
Hey bandrew, so im planning on building a home studio. Ive chosen the mxl 770 im looking for a pop filter and a preamp can i use the neewer 48v box or do i need a audio interface. And i need some links for studio foams. Can u also reccomend me other things i need.
@ 1:25 -- I think the padding in the BPHS-1 is basically insulation...What's great for keeping heat in a building is great at keeping sound out. _This is my suspicion. I have not researched beyond putting them on my head for few hours_ On a side note: *You would be surprised by how much research I perform just by putting stuff on my head!!* _[joke alert for the ironically stupid who take seriously every absurd comedically stupid comment]_
I'm not sure. I'd probably look into whatever people like Justin Beiber use in their stage shows since they don't hold mics. It's probably really expensive.
Please can you recommend microphone for singing (vocals) under 40$ which works fine without phantom power or audio interface. BUT I CAN BUY A USB SOUNDCARD. PLEASE suggest me. Thanks.
I've been using these to broadcast hockey games for 3 years now, and they're fantastic for that. Having a decent noise gate is helpful because they don't reject outside noise all that well, but otherwise they're great for live sports.
about f'in time you did this headset review and its literally the best review for the bphs1 on youtube (i've listened to them all) - good shit bandrew - I definatly wont be getting this and heard the headphone get uncomfortable and wow I would entirly miss that warm lower sound that my voice projects - thanks
Thank you very much! I was looking around for a headset that would work with the Focusrite, and you were the one to show me the way. I immediately made the purchase, and I made sure to use your aff link in the description rather then just going straight to Amazon. Thank you!!
I like that you always go to the point and review the mics as we like. Excellent!
Thank you kindly.
Congratulations on your work, Bandrew :) . I do own a couple of these. We're recording a podcast, not live yet, with a friend. After testing the Blue Yeti, and ATR2100, which have far better audio, I settled for the BPHS1 because of the all-in-one factor, portability, ambient noise rejection, easy monitoring, and to cut down on post processing times. My setup is BPHS1 > Simply Sound Mic Activator > Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen. In a previous review Bandrew didn't like the Simply Sound Mic Activator because of it adding some noise to the line, I think it was that, but in my case if there's noise it's hardly noticeable. Issues I'm having is mouth noises, which this headst picks up very well because of the proximity factor, but that's something I need to fix with good mic technique, etc, it's not the headset fault. And if you accidentally rub the cable against desk or shoulder the mic will pick up this noise. If you could review other headsets in this price / quality range it'll be great. I'm a fan of using headsets for podcast recording as you can guess. Just my 2 cents.
Andrew offered some great advice. I think the best option in getting rid of mouth noises would be a noise gate.
Yes, I already played with the gain settings. Thank you very much suggesting the use of a noise gate and for pointing me in the Booth Junkie direction, his tutorials are great. In regards to the virtual cable, that's a bit more obscure for me, I need to research. I'll post any progress here, I think it may be helpful for other fellow youtubers.
Thanks for your comment, and thanks for your great reviews :)
A lot of E-sport broadcasters use them, now I know why, Thanks.
another great review...
... AND SOME DOCUMENTATION.
Great job as usual. We have a problem I hope you can help us with. We do a radio show and frequently have guests who absolutely refuse to stay close enough to standalone mics. Often they are a bit older and uncomfortable with the idea of being in front of a mic anyway. We get frequent complaints about the in-again, out-again volume, and sometimes reminding the guest to speak into the mic annoys them and changes the tone of the interview. Of course we've tried to compensate with tricks, but the noise and other side effects are not desirable. Here's my latest idea: a good quality headset mic, perhaps with headphones. The priority for us is the mic quality; the headphones just have to be good enough to hear the other voices in the discussion. Any suggests for someone in our shoes?
Either use a quality lavalier or shotgun mic.
I use these for outdoor radio broadcast and sometimes for podcast recording. I have two sets. They are nice for keeping fidgety people on mic.
Replace the earcups with BrainWavs and this headset becomes a real beauty. That is the setup Seananners runs with and I always thought he had the best headset audio (when taking into account its noise cancellation).
Amazon link? Plz :)
Great review! That said, I'd recommend a 2 finger with distance from your mouth. You get a better sound if you get it closer.
Yup. Proximity effect is definitely your friend on this one.
I noticed that too, proximity effect is definitely going to give you a bigger voice sound with more bass.
What are TOP 3 high-end wired headsets with microphone do you recommend? This is going to be mainly for online teaching. I am currently using Logitech Pro G X. I am happy with it. But I am looking for something better. I could use a separate headphone and microphone and interface, with this option, what do you recommend?
This might be an oddball... But I'm looking into the highest quality mic for a headset. Can you somehow do a review of the akg hsc 271?
The 4 prong XLR is throwing me off, how do I get an an adapter? Will it go into my ordered Focusrite 4i4? I want it in my Mac, need a USB adapter.
Thank you, this is a very good and very helpful review.
I like the unbiased review, thanks
Wondering if these work well in recording a podcast in a coffee shop?
I've been waiting so long for this review. Haha
I don’t know if that lack of low end could be fixed with Eq in post or not. But I do agree that they are over-priced. Nevertheless, another great review!
In case you didnt know.. this is one of those headsets used in eSports by casters. The more popular ones you see are the Senheiser but they are more expensive but again.. build for 1 specific case :).
Absolutely. I looked at the nicer sennheisers and they were $400 I think.
Came back to this video to say I just saw the Audio Technica ATH-M50XSTS announced and it would be great to see you do a comparison of that the the BPHS1 (& maybe BPHS2). Appears like the new mic might be clearer than the BPHS1 but I wonder how much more environment noise it will pick up.
I have both on order and will be reviewing them.
This video is nearly perfect, except that you miss to mention at least 1-2 headsets which would be BETTER for Gaming ;)
which one
I'm going to be live broadcasting (and recording) a 1 hour radio show/podcast from a restaurant. I'll be skyping the broadcast back to the radio station. I've pretty much decided on these headphones. Do you have any other equipment that you would recommend?
There is something about the sound of this thing that makes me hate it. It's like it is literally hurting my head. In fact I notice a distinct difference between when you were using it and not using it.
Well I was on a Party yesterday and in the Morning I woke up and had this headset on.
I just wanted to know what this Headset is or how much it costs and now im shocked 😂
What mixer do you use to make it sound good?
Solid mic for a headset but frequency response ain't great on it, needs a lot of EQ to sound natural
Hey guys, great review! Any suggestions on why the audio playback only sounds as if it’s coming from one side?
What different between dynamic mic and condenser mic? Can you make comparison video?
Could you use this for general gaming/streaming? Sounds pretty good microphone wise, and it does a good job at quieting down keyboards and such.
I’ve seen people use it for streaming, not sure about gaming. But I would assume so sense it’s a mic.
Review the bphs2
Thank you
Most of your headset reviews were gaming headsets which usually have crappy mics. Is this your best recommendation for a broadcast headset?
Is the headset more comfortable than the BPHS1?
I had a headset microphone from Ez Voice because I love singing.
the pads are the same pads on my m40x and peope have said the same about discomfort on them and i had zero discomfort on them so i think ill order this
Hi. Did you use the built-in phantom power of the Focusrite or does it also need a Cloudlifter for the mic’s gain?
Considering this as a headphone monitor (w/o the mic when using SM7B and as back-up gadget.
You don't happen to have a pair you can recommend for recording in a noisy household do you?
Can you use Bluetooth to connect?
Great review, as always. Is there an ETA for the Yamaha AG03 review?
I don't think I'll ever review the AG03.
@podcastage - How does the microphone compare to USB headphones. Also, when used with Scarlett 2i2 does it show up as a regular mic on Windows 10 PC.
2:00 on the proprietary connector: no it does not make sense.
I'm a sound- and light engineer, and into electronics and mechanics.
I agree that sometimes the most common type of connector is not the best solution. But there are so many types of standard connectors, you don't need an ëxclusive (ie expensive) one.
From the looks of it, it's a 4-pole connector ( ground, left, right, mic)
They could have made it with a trrs with threads, or an external strain,relief, or a 4-pin mini-xlr.
Saw this video because I was looking into buying one of these headsets, but just this turned me off...
In all honesty i just want to know if this will be good against gaming headphones.
Me too.
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when you flip the mic over to the other side, does it change left channel to right and vice versa? Or do you need to flip the cable around?
0:15 RIP autofocus
Any recommendation on a semi pro "broadcast" headset on a budget? Looking for something that could work in commentary booth with some talking in the background and a PA-system outside that i'am afraid of will create eco in the broadcast if picked up by the microphone? Is this it or any other suggestions?
I always will love your videos.Btw do u game?😃
I don't do much gaming. I was doing gaming on my phone a bit, but I don't trust the companies not to scrape my phone for data and sell it.
Try out the ISK AT100 mic, peeps on the nets say it's pretty good for the price, knowing your opinion would be cool
Andrew M. Sheppard well this one costs 35$ and comes from manufacturer bm800 originated from, ISK BM800 costs 85$. And I'm pretty sure this particular model is not an NW700 clone because I have the NW700 and I can tell.
Andrew M. Sheppard well, do a video then
Agreed...and unfortunately I'm too stupid to understand the circuitry in these things
Andrew M. Sheppard well you gotta understand me too, I'm from a country where 400$ a month is a decent salary, so buying 200$ mic is kinda tough, you know. That's why we, people in such circumstances, look for THE BEST bang for the buck..
what would you recommend as a better option for e-learning recording
Great video. Do you think the 2i2 is better than the ZOOM H6? That’s what I’m using right now, but wonder if I’ll get better audio quality from the 2i2.
I am using the DBX 286s in my setup as well.
If I remember correctly, the 2i2 has quieter preamps than the H6. But you're likely mainly driving your mic from the DBX so you wouldn't see a huge benefit.
Podcastage awesome. Thanks.
Why is it that unless I put the level down to 50, it produced a loud hissing noise. Is it because my audio interface could be too cheap?
could you suggest a set up like this with a better XLR mic
Man you are the BEST, thank you for all you do
Thank you.
You say, "You can get something better for your money." What is better for your money to do the same job? Do you have some alternatives to suggest?
Good video! I like your video
Thank you.
I'd use that for podcast-commentatry i would with a 3.5 ml Jack and a connection split...... I think that is on the BPHS II ? if my memory serves me correct.
Is it possible to connect these with an adapter directly into an iPhone for use on calls?
What headphones you recommend that can also use with my phone for conference and education?
The Dynamic on this thing isn't the worst I've heard, and it's probably leagues better than 80% of headset mics on the market these days, but boy do these sound like there's just something missing when you talk. Kinda like talking into a cheaper end cellphone or walkie talkie. It does sound clear at least though. Color me curious about what it would sound like through a Cloudlifter, even if that would kinda kill the point.
Yeah. The low cut on this frequency response takes a lot of the body out of the voice.
Close to the 7506? Frankly, they seem to be the exact copy of them. :)))))
I am just wondering if I will need phantom power to drive this mic? Also do you know if the war cups can be replaced or interchanged to make it more comfortable?
Thanks!
How would these work in zoom
Lessons .. we right now teach zoom music lessons and need to be able to hear our voice to an extent which is our biggest struggle teaching and playing
I think those are the ones that Angry Joe Show uses right now. It's okay for interview.
Can you tell me what the dimensions of the interior of the ear cup are? I have large ears and have trouble funding headphones that are comfy. What kind of large ear pads could i get to make them more comfy? Thanks!!
Would this product work good as a talkback mic in my recording studio?
Also, this is used by *Angry Joe Show*
What's a better option for gaming then? I have the scarlett 2i4 but I can't use it most of the time because my headset won't work with it.
Can you recommend me some budget headphones that has good mic? Love your videos man.
Check the earlier headset reviews I did. Some of those have great sounding mics, but they're omnidirectional so they pick up a LOT of room noise.
I watched all the videos in the playlist "Gaming Headset Reviews" and I can't decide which headsets I should buy, so I decided to ask you what you think which headsets on this playlist have the best sounding mic. So I need a microphone that doesn't pickup a lot of background noise and sounds clear. And I'm wondering what's the best way to improve audio quality is it an USB adapter, a sound card, or something else? Thanks for answering!
Have you checked the Audio Technica ATH-PG1?
ATH-PG1 is not exactly "budget" at $130 -- I think the Sades SA-900 series would be a good bet for low budget headset mics (about $30). Note, they are VERY plastic and plastics will become brittle and break after a year or two. But at least that kind of break can be fixxed with duct tape.
A Questions buddy. i have a yamaha genos works with this keyboard?
I imagine something like this would be used for audio monitoring or some sort of media production (be it audio, film, or theatre). Honestly though I'm surprised that it has a dynamic mic (supports the production theory) with that wide of a frequency response.
For people who will be asking, yeah it'll work just fine for voice chatting and video commentary, but remember it's a dynamic mic so don't try it for anything where you want a ton of sensitivity.
John Jackson almost every commentary set uses this or a Sennheiser set in esports
What would you recommend instead?
Is the headset good for podcasting?
I have a question, i need to set up braodcast with 3 these headphones. What is the best way to connect them? use one mixer or audio interface? (and if yes then what model?) Or use Preamp for headphones and mixer separately for microphones?
So this isn't compatible with an astro mix amp?
Can you plz do a review of the nubwo n7 gaming headset
This headset with a focusrite 2pre usb & Dbx 286s ? 🤔 😊
notification squad!!!!!!!!! pod you wasnt very energetic that much
Yeah I was just back from travel which always takes it out of me.
it was still always a joy to see another review bub keep it up!!!!!!
You mentioned that you could get something better for your money. What other headset (or what other solution) would you recommend for table top gaming, convention floor broadcasting and all-in-one mobile recording solutions would you recommend instead?
I was referring to Video Game let's plays. For lets plays I think they'd be better off with a dynamic cardioid mic, an interface, and a stand alone set of headphones. As far as an all in one CARDIOID headset for conventions, this is the only one I've tested...but I believe Sennheiser makes some, and I heard their $450 headset and it sounds amazing...but that's 2.5x the cost of this, so it's not necessarily comparable.
Thanks sir! I have not run across a solution in the $200 and below price range either but I was wondering if I was missing something. Someday I might grab the Sennheiser Broadcast headset but for now I'll focus in on the re20 for that price tier. =)
The sennheiser headset has me fascinated because the mic sounds so good...but the headphones look very uncomfortable.
so im planning on getting the xenyx302usb during blackfriday/cybermonday but still not sure whether to pick the newer 7000 or the (forgot the brandname) bm800
since you tested them both i am hoping you can clear this up for me and help me out since im quite new to this world and i dont really know what im looking at when you talk about numbers and high or low pitches :p
The mics are insanely similar so you should be fine getting which ever is cheaper.
Podcastage thanks man, you a legend
Hi Can you tell me if I can adapt them any way to use them for video conferencing with a pc? Thanks!
does this sound better than the dt990 pros with a modmic?
Should I get the Audio Technica AT2020 or the Samson CO1u for recording vocals? And does sound quality differ between the AT2020 because it’s usb or xlr?
How is it compared to Antlion?
Is the mic supposed to be a mile away from your mouth?
Hey bandrew, so im planning on building a home studio. Ive chosen the mxl 770 im looking for a pop filter and a preamp can i use the neewer 48v box or do i need a audio interface. And i need some links for studio foams. Can u also reccomend me other things i need.
I would suggest the usb audio interface.
I just ordered random foam off of amazon. You can search for Audio Treatment Foam.
Do you use 48V for this?
I can't imagine you would as it's a dynamic mic not a condenser..
can you make a ath pg1 gameing headset review?
You should do the BPHS 2
@ 1:25 -- I think the padding in the BPHS-1 is basically insulation...What's great for keeping heat in a building is great at keeping sound out.
_This is my suspicion. I have not researched beyond putting them on my head for few hours_
On a side note:
*You would be surprised by how much research I perform just by putting stuff on my head!!*
_[joke alert for the ironically stupid who take seriously every absurd comedically stupid comment]_
your discord link has a 502 error. (bad gateway)
can you review the blue bluebird condenser microphone
It's coming up. It's on the voting poll if you want to cast a vote.
I HATED IT!
Thanks for being honest thou, I was about to get them.
Happy that I could save you soime money. =)
Where can I find the Podcast Mic Channel?
He deleted his channel. 😭
Anyone know if these are good for gaming?
Can you review the Tascam Trackpack 2x2
Added it to the poll.
Best headset mic for singing live or recording ?
Probably wouldn't use a headset mic for that.
Definetely not.
And yes, I'm no singer, but don't see these ones working well in your case.
I'm not sure. I'd probably look into whatever people like Justin Beiber use in their stage shows since they don't hold mics. It's probably really expensive.
+Sam Kam -- Look up the Crown/AKG model cm311
Please can you recommend microphone for singing (vocals) under 40$ which works fine without phantom power or audio interface. BUT I CAN BUY A USB SOUNDCARD. PLEASE suggest me. Thanks.
Not one that I can think of that I'd recommend without a usb interface. Maybe wait for the Samson Q2u to go on sale.
Damn that’s too expensive, that headset is used in the Dota 2 The International Championships since 2015
How does it compare to the Shure SM7B?
The sound would be quite different. I have not done a direct comparison. But checking both my reviews next to each other should give you a good idea.
"They'll fit pretty much anybody's head no matter how fat it is."
LMAO
200 dollars? OMG, they sell it for 700 dollars here in my China. What is happening?