FIFINE XLR Condenser Microphone for Podcasting and Recording

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• [XLR Microphone for Upgrade] XLR microphone, with solid connector and stress relief, presents your voice with balanced quality. Versatility of the vocal recording microphone XLR makes itself using with mixer or interface to get more podcast video works. Sound quality upgrading produces more creation possibilities for audio experienced enthusiasts or starters. (Please supply 48V phantom power to K669C before use.)
• [Full and Detail] Your voice or instrument recording can be sounded crisp and clear, conveyed more details by the condenser microphone XLR. Cardioid microphone picks up the sound with less issues of ambient noises. You can focus on your vocal or voice over in the home recording studio to bring warmer fuller yet undistorted recording to your listener even you are in a deep voice.
• [Sturdy Metal Material] Streamer mic is brushed black metal to prevent dropping or scratching when recording. Dark metal look with fit and finish on the studio microphone improves your live streaming channel setup. Coming with triple shockproof structure, the XLR mic is great for reducing vibration or interfering when game voice or vocal recording.
• [More Recording Use] The XLR vocal microphone provides more setup usage. The recording microphone features with 5/8’’ and 3/8’’ threads, which omits the need for additional adapter, and easily used with desktop stand or boom arm. The XLR microphone gives ability to achieve vocal or guitar instrument recording, video dubbing, game streaming voice.
• [Accuracy for Voice] Built-in 16mm diaphragm, the podcast microphone records sound source clearly and accurately. Response frequency of 30Hz to 20kHz, the microphone streaming gives balanced mids, lows and highs vocal. Your audience or teammates will not hear strange noises or sibilance but accuracy and improvement performance in your voice from OBS or Audacity.