Office Depot and OfficeMax have Samson 2QU Wired USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone + Headphones Recording Pack (SAQ2U) on sale for $55.99. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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This well reviewed microphone typically sells by itself at other merchants for $59.99-$69.99. Not only is the price of this offer lower, but it also includes Samson headphones.
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This microphone has received an average rating of 4.6 stars out of 5 based on over 2,700 Amazon customer reviews.
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Office Depot and OfficeMax have Samson 2QU Wired USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone + Headphones Recording Pack (SAQ2U) on sale for $55.99. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member ragex for finding this deal.
This well reviewed microphone typically sells by itself at other merchants for $59.99-$69.99. Not only is the price of this offer lower, but it also includes Samson headphones.
About this product:
This microphone has received an average rating of 4.6 stars out of 5 based on over 2,700 Amazon customer reviews.
About this store:
See the Office Depot return policy for returns information.
This is a good price on a fantastic item. Many more people should be using USB dynamic microphones (for videoconferencing etc), and this is one of just a few good, affordable models.
Have the Q2U and love it. Great price and great product. I use it with a Brio camera and a cheap ring light and get compliments all the time on my setup for online meetings. Bad audio can really put you at a disadvantage in big zoom/teams calls.
This might be a stretch, but how is this for a singing microphone? My sibling wasn't happy with the Blue Yeti, is this better?
You might like this one a lot more for singing. It's dynamic so it's going to have that "stage-like" audio signature. Great option for those who aren't sound proofing their office into a home studio.
This is a good price on a fantastic item. Many more people should be using USB dynamic microphones (for videoconferencing etc), and this is one of just a few good, affordable models.
Can you share what you use - this mic plus what other items ?
Can you share what you use - this mic plus what other items ?
I don't have this mic but it looks like the only other thing I would recommend would be a holder of some sort. The small tripod stand it comes with would need to be positioned right in front of your keyboard so it could pick up your voice.
Can you share what you use - this mic plus what other items ?
My online teaching kit is described here[kit.co]. As previous reply suggested, the main other thing you'd want on the audio side is just a boom arm to let you work comfortably with a mic near your mouth (and then swing out of the way when it's not in use).
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This might be a stretch, but how is this for a singing microphone? My sibling wasn't happy with the Blue Yeti, is this better?
The yeti is a condenser microphone
It is more sensitive and picks up more sound than dynamic mics do (the mic here is dynamic). This might make the audio sound more airy, even tinny or shrill depending on the mic and placement.
I'm not sure what his vocal style is but he should make sure to be about 12" away from the mic and use a pop filter with the yeti.
With dynamics you get a little more bass as you get closer to the mic (proximity effect). I like them for vocals. It's easier to get a usable sound whereas condensers require a little more messing around.
That being said. It's nice to have both types to have more options.
I have this Samson connected to a Behringer U-phoria UMC22 audio interface. I frequently get compliments on the "studio audio quality" when streaming my favorite PC games on twitch.
I highly recommend this mic.
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It is more sensitive and picks up more sound than dynamic mics do (the mic here is dynamic). This might make the audio sound more airy, even tinny or shrill depending on the mic and placement.
I'm not sure what his vocal style is but he should make sure to be about 12" away from the mic and use a pop filter with the yeti.
With dynamics you get a little more bass as you get closer to the mic (proximity effect). I like them for vocals. It's easier to get a usable sound whereas condensers require a little more messing around.
That being said. It's nice to have both types to have more options.
I highly recommend this mic.
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