Podcast microphones
With these podcast microphones, you can record your weekly podcast clearly. That way, your listeners can understand you well. Almost all microphones on this page have a cardioid or supercardioid directional characteristics. This means that the microphone records sound on 1 side. That way, it doesn't record any unwanted background noise. Most microphones also have a shockproof design. If you accidentally bump the table, you won't hear it in the recording. Go for a microphone with pop filter if you don't want to hear breathing noises or sharp letter sound in your recording. You can easily place a microphone with a stand or microphone arm in front of you. That way, you can clearly talk into the microphone and can be heard well.
Our choice for a compact microphone|USB microphone|For Windows and Mac|Cardioid directional characteristics
- Because you connect the microphone to your computer via a USB cable, you don't need an external sound card.
- The microphone doesn't register unwanted P and S-sounds thanks to the built-in pop filter.
- We recommend the RED NT-USB Mini if you want a quality microphone that fits on every desk.
Retail price119,-
85,-
Our choice for a streaming microphone for the novice streamer|USB microphone|Condenser|Cardioid
- Thanks to the USB cable, you don't need an external sound card.
- With the adjustable table tripod, you can easily adjust the direction of the microphone.
- The HyperX SoloCast 2 is the best choice for you if you're just getting started with streaming and want clear audio.
Retail price59,99
39,99
RODE NT1 5th Gen Microphone Black
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Our choice for a studio microphone|Cardioid|USB microphone|Condenser
- Thanks to the pop shield and shock mount, you don't hear unexpected vibrations and stutters.
- This microphone records from the front, so you don't hear background noises in the recording as fast.
- The RODE NT1 5th is the best product for you if you want to make professional recordings without background noise.
200,-
