This versatile front-address condenser microphone offers many of the advantages of a dynamic microphone, such as noise rejection, but captures the nuances of a sound in only the way a condenser can.

A number of versatile dynamic and condenser microphones are up to the task. Just be aware that you’ll sacrifice some sound accuracy at certain frequency levels.

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Microphones come in lots of different shapes and sizes and it can be confusing to know what each kind of microphone does and which type is best for different situations. Although it looks like there ...

How does a condenser microphone work? Long used in recording studios, condenser microphones have seen a boost in popularity recently, with the advent of vlogs and podcasts. This trend looks set to … ...

Condenser microphones are generally used only in studios because of their sensitivity to loud sounds and the fact that they’re quite a bit more fragile than their dynamic counterparts.

A condenser microphone that can be worn on a lapel is available for under $20. If you’d like to get into podcasting, you can likely find the condenser microphone you need for between $40 and $100.

In recent years USB microphones have been popular, but now the microphone market seems to be shifting more towards models featuring professional XLR connectors. This AT2035 condenser microphone ...

Bradford recently checked out the Audio-Technica AT2020USB-X Condenser Microphone from Audio-Technica to see if it's worth the price tag for content creators looking for a professional microphone.