Typically you have to dish out a little bit more money to get something of above average quality. However, I use a Blue Snowball ICE, and it was only $50 and it is VERY good quality for the price. I highly recommend itWhats a good microphone but not to expensive, title says it all, i just want one that hd but not expensive
Typically you have to dish out a little bit more money to get something of above average quality. However, I use a Blue Snowball ICE, and it was only $50 and it is VERY good quality for the price. I highly recommend itAlso, don't Make o many new threads, just use one that you can ask all your questions in! Many people consider it spam to post so many individual threads so quickly. Just sayin
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Works perfectly fine for me, and I've never had any issues. Sorry you had such a bad experience with it lolI would go with either a Blue Snowball (Not to be mistaken for the Blue Snowball iCE) or the ATR-2100. They both are fairly cheap and have similar quality.[DOUBLEPOST=1400506128,1400506086][/DOUBLEPOST]
I've had the Blue Snowball iCE before, and in my opinion it's complete crap. I could use a headset microphone that was just about as good, and didn't pick up as much background noise.
Whats a good microphone but not to expensive, title says it all, i just want one that hd but not expensive
Wanna know what an HD microphone is because I assume HD applies to video quality.Define "not too expensive".