Would this be ok for condenser microphones?
270742
No it's crap it's only for a little 7 yr old its for other mics good for computer mic etc
270743
yes it will be ok, actually I use it for a condenser microphone, it can hold it, but a little not stable, because the mic is too heavy, I have to make it most tightly to hold it almostly.
270744
Yes, it would work with any microphone. However, it is quite short and you must be seated.
270745
Yes...but being that its a small stand with a small base you have to adjust the top portion to keep it balanced so it doesn't fall.
270746
I would like to answer but I never got to use it. A friend accidentally broke it. Never really used it. Sorry
1525429
The smaller mixer would be better, but for the small price difference you can get a lot more future versatility from this mixer. As is stated, the phantom power on this mixer works great to power a condenser mic. This is the main reason I got it, and the mic preamps are very nice for the price. If you're using for recording, it's perfect. And you have a number of options for output. I record with it hooked through an external USB sound interface into a PC, and it works great.
1525427
the XLR jacks do have +48V phantom power to power a condenser mic, though I have not tried it. I understand that the phantom power switch turns all on for the four jacks or all off. I know of others that have used the 1202 with their condenser mics and it seems really good for them.
24778
It is a dynamic mic so it will send more of a signal than a condenser mic but it still won't be a very powerful signal without sending it to a preamp before sending it to the recording device. I am not familiar with the device you are using but assuming there is a 1/8" input jack and you are using a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter you will be stuck with whatever mic level signal is coming from the mic without the ability to adjust gain (without adding distortion). I am not sure why you don't just use a better option, this way is not the best. There are adapters/systems for sale that allow you to plug a mic into you iPhone and other handheld digital recorders that come with an XLR input and a gain pot. Having one of these will give you a better result and more recording options.
1199960
Yes, you don't want condensor mics outside anyway. Besides the 2 other persons' suggestions - note that the end that plugs into an amp or mixer is 1/4 inch, not XLR, so make sure your other equipment will match.
265220
Not sure, I used it with SM58's for my kids. It has a heavy enough base for a condenser. The counter-weight is heavy too. It's a very good mic stand to say the least. I thought it would be crap, but it's very good quality. Hope this helps.
691575
The use that we've used it for is only for 2 different microphones. But I dont see why not instead is it towards 2 different outputs
2157128
Audio Technica has a variety of condenser mics. Regardless of the one you pick it will work.
598113
Yes this is great for condenser mics. A windscreen would definitely work but if you were to do that you might as well just put a sock on it. I really like this pop filter because it's goes nicely with the look of Blue's microphones.
467696
Sorry but I do not have any experience with condenser mics but I used JML2 plugged into mixer effect loop. Also used it with SM57 recording percussion and it worked fine.
2157134
I assume so... I just run a normal dynamic mic most of the time, but one of my friends runs a large EV condenser mic and it works just fine. Just tighten up the joints for more rigidity.
2121047
Yes, it can actually handle 5 mics and has 'phantom power' built in that allows you to use condenser mics. It should work well for your group discussion.
618211
Yes it would work, however it is important what type of mic you use... a quality mis it the key.
208836
Yes definitely. Thats what this was made for. It has XLR, which is commonly used with condenser mics and has phantom power in the device. It also has 1/4 input. You just need to set up the iO2 as your input device either in your computer sound settings or in the Skype software.
1005010
Yes I would just be careful because you surely wouldn't wanna knock a consider mic on to the floor unlike dynamic mics condensers are fairly sensitive
1249155
It will work on a condenser mic as long as it fits. This doesn't fit my shotgun mic but does fit my vocal mic. But i wouldn't use it unless outside where the wind would hit the mic because this will slightly muffle the sound.
2040426
Yes you can because this devise is only to power condenser mic. You will need an XLR to mini plug 3.5 cable to connect the behringer power supply to your PC. Although I dont know if you will get the must of your mic because usually condenser mics are professional and the pc input it is not. Hope this help.