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Good sounding mic?

Yqish
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10 minutes ago, Adkatka said:

Snowball, maybe Fifine K669

I have had both. My blue snowball broke, so i ended up getting a K669B, which i've had for 8 months now. Both are good mics. The Snowball picks up more backround noise but sounds better, while the K669B is alot quieter and picks up alot less noise, but the sound quality is slightly worse.

The K669B is $35 right now, but if you want the blue snowball I wouldn't blame you. It sounds good and looks cool

 

15 minutes ago, Yqish said:

Right now I am using a crappy headset mic, and Im looking to upgrade, any good mics in the $50 range?

 

geometry is hard
b550 > x570

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I'd highly recommend you read the link in my signature, the cheapest standalone mics recommended are the AT2005, Samson Q2U and Tbone MB88U.

Sloth's the name, audio gear is the game
I'll do my best to lend a hand to anyone with audio questions, studio gear and value for money are my primary focus.
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