Does this mic have any static/hiss/buzz?
1889488
I don't have a problem with this. I use it in a classroom to capture the lecture and class discussion.
1705080
Sounds like you have a ground issue somewhere, I haven't experienced any hum or distortion
2257471
I've had this Mic for a while now and it still works great, no feedback or static noise. I have also let my two year old niece play with it and its still in good shape
1186226
No it humms at times , i upgraded to a xlr mic which is better I suggest that over a USB well not this one, it was good to start off
417883
There is no hiss nor hum at all in my system at any setting with my Emotiva miniX A-100. The preamp is Parasound Halo P3. Speakers are KEF LS50. Cartridge is Denon DL-S1.
10521
I haven't compared to professional recording quality, so not sure, but I can't detect any hiss from the electronics of the Zoom. This said, if I were buying another recorder, I think I prefer Tascam quality in general.
1231653
I haven't had any buzzing problem ( well, my Strat hums some, but that's not from the amp, since it's not present with the Les Paul ). And i haven't experienced the "hissing" that people have complained about on various forums. I 've read that this was a problem with earlier runs that Vox eventually solved. Also, there's a variable noise reduction feature/control on the amp. But, using a good quality instrument cable, i've heard very little to no "hum" or "buzz" even without using the noise reduction.
1512588
I have not had any static issues but I don't use the speaker concurrently with my computer.
796260
If its the hissing sound you're talking about, that's the noise canceling pink noise. Since the processors aren't fast enough to real time noise cancel, it uses a frequency that cancels most ambient sounds, but when exposed to a constant outside noise for long enough (fan, car engine at idle), the mic picks up and cancels that outside frequency. If it's making some other type of noise, then it may be a defect.
470089
Not at all. I have not noticed any issues with this Mic, this is the best one I've ever purchased!
1028102
The only application I'm familiar with that uses phantom power are microphones that need a power supply to run. These are usually high quality condenser mics (most notably Neumanns though there are many inexpensive models) You shouldn't be having a hum problem with a phantom powered mic. (Typically 48 volts). If you are, something is wrong with your board, your BALANCED mic cable or the mic itself. That said, it is an excellent device for standard line levels (-10 db and +4 db) where GROUND LOOP hum is a problem.
556187
Yes. I did have a problem with the static noise. A slight movement of the amp make a ringing noise. I couldn't bare that sound so I returned it.
2086650
the only hiss I've received, is when I used my headphones as an output, But on my computer, I record videos for youtube, and I don't have that noise. Of course, I have a condenser mic that goes to the input of the mixer... But I have not tried it with a output for an amp or anything other than the headset (which does hiss) and the computer (which doesn't hiss).
777946
The only noise you should hear is the drive spinning, I wouldn't classify that as a buzzing noise. There really shouldn't be any noticeable noise at all!! I've had for over two years and have used in some rough environments, no issues at all!
80858
It varies greatly depending on your camera. I have a Nikon D5200 and theres a very noticeable hiss.
583010
Mines did the samething you would have to bare it, but the mic is still good. Maybe the mic is not fully compatable with the computer.
328012
Mic does not have noise cancellation. Microphone pickup is good. I have never had a problem with it. Background noise pickup seems to be pretty poor so even without noise cancellation the background noise does not drown you our or become annoying.