What's the go to mic everyone uses for PC gaming these days while using separate nice headphones?
Is it still a Zalman clip on?
Is it still a Zalman clip on?
What’s the go to entry level mic everyone uses for PC gaming these days?
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Um, that's if you are going to be podcasting or Twitch streaming and trying to get followers. A $100+ microphone isn't entry level just for voice chat gaming.
Zalman or Antlion wired Modmic seem the most popular.
Honestly, you're fine going and looking online 'Best PC headsets 2019' or something.
I would still recommend the Blue Snowball if you can get it for like £30 or so. I started with the Blue Yeti but then moved into XLR setups.
I would still recommend the Blue Snowball if you can get it for like £30 or so. I started with the Blue Yeti but then moved into XLR setups.
I bought this: TONOR Mic/Pop Filter/Scissor Arm/Shock Mount about 10 months ago and it's worked great for me. Doesn't require phantom power to work and audio quality is great for the $30 price tag, it also attaches to my desk and can be rotated out of the way so I don't have to worry about it being in my face or on my headphone 24/7. Something to think about if you're fine with mounting something.
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i bought 2 yetis and both got fried due to static shock. wearing cotton and on carpet is bad :(
i moved to xlr condenser mic and nvr look back. no more worry of static charhe killing my mic. well i move to a place without no carpets too now.
for budget, why not just get headset with buildin mic? like the hyper x cloud etc stuff?
i moved to xlr condenser mic and nvr look back. no more worry of static charhe killing my mic. well i move to a place without no carpets too now.
for budget, why not just get headset with buildin mic? like the hyper x cloud etc stuff?
If you have headphones with a detachable cable.
V-Moda BoomPro
It pairs perfectly with my Philips Fidelio X1.
Lol, beaten.
This is a really good mic. I wouldn't recommend a single headset mic as if one dies the other does as well. A shock mount and stuff like that is pretty cheap and it's so much better in the long run.
huh? Blue Yetis start at $40 and you don't need them for podcasting lol.
Right brand wrong product the $50 snowball is the entry level one.
