How long is the microphone? I am looking for something thats not gonna stick way out or be that long and bulky.
1052689
It's about 5 inches, fits near my mouth and is about the size of a pencil cut in half length-wise. Definitely not bulky.
1052690
It is not bulky, however it does stick out beyond my mouth. I can comfortably use this for 8 consecutive hours.
1052691
it is 4 3/4 " from the ear I find it very comfortable and not long at all or bulky
1052692
I am not at home right now with the headset next to me, but I would say it's about 3-4 inches long. That may sound long, but I've never felt that it was in my way. Love this headset. Have re-ordered many times.
391710
Hi there. The Gooseneck is 14" long. It makes it long enough to clamp to a Blue Yeti, and be easily positioned in front of the microphone, or clamped to your desk and easily positioned in front of any other type of USB microphone.
1056923
It picks up sound fairly well for an on-board mic. Still not something I would want to use by itself as the quality always sounds spacey. Any mic that has a mini-jack(same size as headphone..can't remember the name right now) will work. I have a rode videomic that I use with mine. It does have a mini-shoe so you'll need to purchase an adapter for that if you're going to want to mount basically any good microphone on it.
1900960
It is a microphone with about a 3' cable and a connector on the end of the cable. If you are connecting it to a "microphone" input on something it will work. They have a range of connectors available so check you are ordering the correct one for whatever your device is. If you accidentally buy the wrong one someone with a soldering iron and the right connector can easily change it.
94588
I wish I could help you on that. I had ordered the item, tried it on very briefly and because it wouldn't stay in place I returned it. It fell off my ears every time. I didn't pay attention to the length of the cord. Had I kept it I would have. Sorry.
421201
No, I don't know what the max length wouold be. But, I have used a 20' length mic cable with no problems before. I would assume it could handle 30' as I had plenty of gain headroom at the 20' length.
55411
The microphone seems to be very good quality but I'm not sure if it will work well for your application.
212567
I've used a couple of different microphones, so any standard studio mike/usb mic will work. I use aweighted standard desk stand with my Audio Technica and a windscreen. Mic and stand size should not be an issue. Also, a shock mount should fit fine.I've been recording spec spots for my radio clients with it. Works great.
1890016
Is 4 ft long and has a built-in mic, also good sound quality. I use for both phone calls and listening to music.
649316
I ended up getting a extension cord for my mic, I think I picked it up from Radio Shack. The extension cord I got will not get you out 5m tho, maybe you can find a longer one or make your own. What I do for longer distance videos is to use a remote voice recorder on my person using this mic and then sync the tracks back together during editing. Works great.
1539598
It's about 2 and a half inches long, it doesn't really interfere with being too in your face and it also folds up into the headphone when your not using it
2256151
Yeah. It's good about that. However, I would suggest not getting this one. Mine crapped out after just four months. It may have ben that I was bending it up every which way a lot, and perhaps that messed up the wires. Just be forewarned: It may not last long, and you want to avoid bending the mic arm as much as possible.
1951004
This mic will work similar to a Shure SM 58. It would be better used closer to your mouth than 12 inches. If you need to have it further away from your mouth, I would suggest using a mic like the CAD GXL 2200.
1971020
It is 5 inches from the microphone extension outlet. In reality, it is about 4 1/2 inches (or less) depending on how you bend or shape it. That is not really long enough and I have volume issues since purchasing these to the point where I'd just be better off with a secondary mic.
1325196
Yes, you clip the entire microphone, but don't worry, it's not bulky at all. It looks this way on the picture, and I had your same impression, but once you clip it, it won't be a burden to carry, and the quality of sound is excellent. If you look for it on youtube, I think there are also videos with a demonstration.
1332021
It's actually not as large as it appears. It's adjustable as well. While the mid section is one piece, the two outer sections both turn inward reducing the overall width. You would want to allow for about 20 inch depth (minimum) and a width of about 30 inches for this unit. This does not account for mic placement however. As you will want the mic a few inches away from the unit. I hope this helps. Personally, I have mine mounted on a mic stand and an additional mic stand holds my mic and it works great. -Chris
715086
It is at least 3 feet. There have been discussions about the microphone not working due to the cord being too long. I've used a 6 ft cord and it was fine. Make sure that it is plugged into a regular USB port on your computer. I burned out two microphones because I had it plugged into a shared USB port.