Good Morning!
Im sure this subject has been discussed before however,
I am looking for product suggestions for a pro quality USB mike.
Suitable for broadcasting over the web.
It would be nice if there is a headset combo that fits the bill but, its not
necessary.
Thanks. in advance...Kg
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Subject: USB Microphones
Good Morning!
Im sure this subject has been discussed before however,
I am looking for product suggestions for a pro quality USB mike.
Suitable for broadcasting
, September 07, 2008 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: USB Microphones
there are some good plantronics moddles, and there's a cute little mic calld
something like the snow flake or the snowball that's nice. Problem is that
with a u s b mic, you can't do voice overs such as what you hear.
Society is, always has
Subject: USB Microphones
I have just purchased a new computer. It is a Sony Vaio, and for the most
part, I love it, but it only has one microphone jack and it is on the
front.
I don't like having to have the access door open all the time just to
accommodate a microphone, so I am thinking about
: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 3:34 PM
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Subject: Re: USB Microphones
I would suggest you get yourself a USB headset. I'm using a Plantronics SDP
300 but have also heard that Logitech are very good.
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Subject: Re: USB Microphones
I would suggest you get yourself a USB headset. I'm using a Plantronics SDP
300 but have also heard that Logitech
