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wait we need a link to that pimp my setup, i must watch

 

wait so you can listen to system sounds and mic volume from that headphone port

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Seems like a great microphone, but I wish you guys would review some cheaper microphones, for example the microphone that both I and @JayzTwoCents use, here's both a Monoprice and Amazon link to it:

 

http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=115&cp_id=11502&cs_id=1150201&p_id=600800&seq=1&format=2

 

http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-600800-Diaphragm-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B00AJHBVMU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426565148&sr=8-1

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Never caught this, this early. Feels weird lol. :P

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The color does nothing for me. I would rather have the yeti since it would blend in better with everything else on my desk.

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God bless our lord and savior Nick for giving me entertainment while I'm doing my lab report at 12 am :|

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ninja

 

wait we need a link to that pimp my setup, i must watch

 

wait so you can listen to system sounds and mic volume from that headphone port

 

Quick search yields me this: 

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ninja

 

wait we need a link to that pimp my setup, i must watch

 

wait so you can listen to system sounds and mic volume from that headphone port

 

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While the Editors Keys SL600 sounded significantly better than the Yeti or even the Yeti Pro from a short distance, if I wasn't hearing them side-by-side I honestly couldn't pick out the difference. I mean, while I'm usually not very good in picking out differences in sound quality, I would still buy the original Yeti over the Yeti Pro or even the SL600 because of it's drastically lower price.

 

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I think the Yeti sounds the best from preferred setup.  But up close, the SL600 sounds best.

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Thanks Nick!

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A little criticism with some of the mic reviews you've been doing is that you seem to change how you talk in the mic tests vs how you normally talk when doing the reviews.

You seem to have a habit of talking a little slower and softer in the mic tests while in the reviews you talk a little faster and with more energy.

I know it is not fair to compare these consumer grade mics vs the much more expensive professional grade audio equipment but your voice in the reviews is how I most often hear your voice and is pretty much my base line of comparison for what I am most used to how your voice sounds. In my mind it is the control mic.

When you change how you speak it throws things off for me and it makes it a little harder to  decide which mic I like the sound of when the way you sound, due to your change in speak patter, is different than normal.

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that color of the mic...... 

 

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NCIX: http://bit.ly/1FubXmV

Amazon: http://geni.us/3MsA

 

How does the SL600 from Editors Keys hold up in the highly competitive "mics for gamecasters and streamers" market?

 

https://youtu.be/Mqr2Wibe7Cs

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If you get the chance, please review the Rode NT-USB

 

Will happen. We've already got one :P

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A little criticism with some of the mic reviews you've been doing is that you seem to change how you talk in the mic tests vs how you normally talk when doing the reviews.

You seem to have a habit of talking a little slower and softer in the mic tests while in the reviews you talk a little faster and with more energy.

I know it is not fair to compare these consumer grade mics vs the much more expensive professional grade audio equipment but your voice in the reviews is how I most often hear your voice and is pretty much my base line of comparison for what I am most used to how your voice sounds. In my mind it is the control mic.

When you change how you speak it throws things off for me and it makes it a little harder to  decide which mic I like the sound of when the way you sound, due to your change in speak patter, is different than normal.

 

Thanks for the feedback. I can definitely try to improve on this.

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I was confused by the title of the video haha. I thought it had something to do with Keys from NCIX using the mic. 

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SNIP

 

Hey Linus...

What about a review of a dynamic mic? they range anywhere from cheap such as the Behringer x8500, to mid range like the Rode Procaster, and high end like the Electrovoice RE320 (the mic I am planning to buy this year)

 

Would be interesting to see how they compare, as they should cut down on background noise way more than condenser mics, and give a lovely sound for somebody podcasting/streaming

 

Can easily be connected to the PC with an XLR to USB adapter, or a cheap mixer like my Behringer X302 USB

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I'd be curious to see a dynamic mic vs condenser mic showdown/comparison in the future.

 

Not a lot of people recommend dynamic mics for streamers and youtubers but they seem to work better in certain scenarios.

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perfect mic model name for benz lovers :wub:

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