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Good dedicated Microphone?

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I'm looking for a pretty decent budget dedicated microphone. Things like the Razer Seiren and Blue Yeti microphones are good, but too much money. 

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Blue yeti

I have the mic and its great

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Blue Snowball, Samson Meteor, Audio-Technica ATR2500 or AT2020 and CAD U37 are some of the more popular ones. Be sure to consider getting a boom arm if you go with a condenser mic, though.

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Go for the Audio Technica AT2020 get the USB version otherwise you will have to spend more getting a converter.
Wouldnt touch the razer one as they havnt released a frequency response graph and I cant find one.
The blue yeti sound quality is over rated when compared to the AT2020. 

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If you want less expensive (no mic arm required)
 
Blue Snowflake
AntLion ModMic
Blue Snowball
Samson Meteor
Samson Meteorite

 

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AT2020 USB version is what I would get .

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