The ATR-1300 is a competent utility grade microphone. For $30 or
less from multiple vendors, it is hard to go wrong. However, you will
also need a base and PTT switch along with some work to make cables,
etc.
By the time you get a base, etc, you will probably spend more for the
base, than the ATR-1300 ... with a total cost comparable to buying a
Kenwood MC60A and significantly more than an MFJ-297 plus the Kenwood
cable (both of which are plug-and-play solutions).
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 5/28/2012 12:55 PM, Bill Wiehe wrote:
> Sorry for the confusing note earlier. I am still looking for feedback on the
> item below.
> I am looking for a desk mic for my K3 and I have had a couple of folks
> suggest the ATR1300 dynamic mic. It is more along the lines of studio mic but
> what I have heard on the air I like. Just checking here to see if there are
> any other recommendations.
> Thanks,
> Bill - W0BBI
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