I was hoping to find out if this microphone is a "2-Hi Definition Audio Device? Is the 'gooseneck' is flexibe? Didn't see anything re this.Looking to purchase one ASAP.Thanks!Tom I was hoping to find out if this microphone is a "2-Hi Definition Audio Device? Is the 'gooseneck' is flexibe? Didn't see anything re this.Looking to purchase one ASAP. » Read More I was hoping to find out if this microphone is a "2-Hi Definition Audio Device? Is the 'gooseneck' is flexibe? Didn't see anything re this.Looking to purchase one ASAP.Thanks!Tom « Show Less
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Don't know about the 2-Hi Definition Audio Device but the neck is flexible.
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The gooseneck is flexible or bendible.HOWEVER THE QUALITY OF RECORDING IS HORRIBLE.I use it to record my ukelele lessons.My telephone has a better recording than that.thanks,Mel
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I am not sure if it is a 2-Hi Definition audio device or not but it does have a good quality sound as i have been told by other people who have heard me talking on the microphone. And yes the gooseneck is flexible.
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I believe it is a 2-Hi . and the Gooseneck is very flexible, but retains its stability nicely.
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I could not say if the device is Hi Definition. It does not flex as a gooseneck, but goes up and down in position folding flat out of the way. My son wanted to Skype, so I purchased it. Since purchasing it, I have only used Skype once. It is adequate for my needs.
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Gooseneck is flexible. 2-Hi Def?...Dont know about that...Would guess no, being that the microphone is USB. Microphone is excellent for me. Works as advertised...Excellent for voice recognition and skype.
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Wow! I bought mine last year for only 100 bucks. I must have gotten a deal. Check out hsn I know they were selling them last year as well. I don't think it is worth what they are asking in here now. Only one Mic but I think you can buy a splitter attachment so you can plug in two. The mics are not very loud but it could be just our Mic. Still tons of fun. We blue tooth our ipads and get on you tube and look up karaoke songs then you have a screen with words and everything
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This was a great microphone for that. Unfortunately for me the plug end which snaps into the iphone fell apart in about a month of use and although Edutige support answered quickly, things died and I never received the RMA to replace. If you buy, I believe you will be happy with the experience, especially if it stays together. Good luck.
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When you get the microphone, it comes in a nice brown, wooden box that is lined with snug black foam (it's great for transporting). They will also give you a shock mount with extra elastic bands (to be used when the bands on the shock mount stretch out). There is also a foam filter covering for your microphone (I don't recommend using that as the wind screen, though. It's extremely thick. It's more there to protect your microphone from dust) and instructions included within a soft plastic bag. You will need to buy your own XLR Female (Pin) to Male (cord) or any XLR converter that you wish (XLR to USB, etc). I will let you know as well that the shock mount is a bit flimsy and it is a tight squeeze for the mic (you'd have to pry open the shock mount to get the microphone back out). Personally, I'm trying to find a better shock mount but it is absolutely not necessary to get a different mount. Overall, this microphone is a quality microphone (for its price) and you truly cannot go wrong with buying it! Good luck! :)
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Yes it is. There are actually 2 sets of mics depending on your helmet style. I bought mine on Amazon and had no problems with the unit. Although you should know that when I called Scala about a question I had they told me that Amazon is not an authorized dealer. This voids any warranty issue you might have down the road with Scala. The person selling this might offer a warranty although. To buy this thru a dealer will cost you about 50 - 75 dollars more.
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I tried to modify my AZden SGM-2X in an attempt to modify it for a special use and destroyed it. The wires inside are extremely tiny and I can see no way to repair it. Anyway, the few times I used the mic before destroying it I wasn't impressed with its abilities. I too was trying to use it inside. I wish I had at least tried it outside listening to birds or something. Sorry, I am no help.
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I just clicked on the pitcher that you have here and I don't think that is the one with a mic. At least it's not on the description. This is like the first set I have. If it has a mic it the newer kind so everything I told you is correct. The one showing here only has an in line bass control no mic. Just FYI...The Ronman
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I used this about 2 years ago and from what I remember I needed to connect 2 XLR mics to a stereo camcorder mic input. This is the the not the "correct" way to do this properly. The "proper" solution is more complicated and much more expensive. XLR mics are "Balanced" mics and in theory when used properly they minimize or eliminate the unwanted 60 Hz hum. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Wooooh...A Taylor guitar?! Good for you! They are outstanding! This e835 microphone isn't bad for $100. I tend to think that most will tell you to go with the Sure SM58--I would buy the SM58s ("s" means it has a switch). If you can spend a little more, I would take a look at the Sennheiser e935. I would also look on ebay for whichever mic you chose, particularly the e935, because you may find a real good deal for about $125.
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Hello there well it 2x mean you will get two Neewer® Mini 3.5mm Flexible Microphone Mic for PC Laptop Skype same as for 10x and etc. Well I hope I help day you have a good day.
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Does that microphone come with any installation drivers? Or is it suppose to be plug and play? From what i read on google audacity works and has support for windows 8 which is what this machine has. If you want to be 100% sure you would have to install audaciity on a friends computer which has windows 8 and then see if the mic works.. As far as whT i can tell from reading audacity is supported by the machine. WhT is the make and and model of your microphone and i can look the information up for you.
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Jeremy, actually this little widget has been fantastic for me. It supports mic and speaker output for iphone compatible headsets. Great for google phone, skype etc. And you don't need a 2nd pair of headsets. Go straight from your phone to with GTMax. My wife and I both have one for our laptops and we have another one for our desktop. Hope that helps.Greg
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There is the Andrea USB mic, http://www.amazon.com/Andrea-Electronics-NC-185VM-USB-Hi-Fidelity/dp/B003VW41G8/ref=pd_cp_MI_0 - at only about $44, no adapter required, which is specifically recommended by Nuance, as well as some version of Plantronics, however, reportedly there is nothing that is equal to the accuracy obtained by this Sennheiser, so it is up to you to choose what is most important. Read the reviews on the Andrea, as they are good. For my tastes, and knowing how finicky voice-to-text is, I am going to spring for the Sennheiser ME 3-EW. There is a list of approved hardware for use with DNS on nuance.com. It took some clicking around to find it, sorry I don't have the link. But these two are on the list. There is also a site called emicrophones dot com where they have tested the best equipment for use with DNS, and they sell this Sennheiser with a longer cord. Here's wishing the best of success to you in your endeavors.
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This Microphone uses the power of whatever it is plugged into. I've plugged it into an H1 and an H4 recorder and it works perfectly. I also plugged it directly into a Blackmagic Pocket Cam and it worked good. The sound quality is very good. Very clean and deep sounding but not too much bass but does not sound "tinny" at all. It is definitely a good investment for the price and quality. If you absolutely need a longer cord - since it is corded - you can get cheap cord attachments to increase the range of mic from the camera, if you are plugging it directly into a camera to record the audio and video together. This Microphone uses the power of whatever it is plugged into. I've plugged it into an H1 and an H4 recorder and it works perfectly. I also plugged it directly into a Blackmagic Pocket Cam and it worked good. The sound quality is very good. Very clean and deep sounding but not too much bass but does not sound "tinny" at all. It is definitely a good investment for the price and quality. If you absolutely need a longer cord - since it is corded - you can get cheap cord attachments to increase the range of mic from the camera, if you are plugging it directly into a camera to record... » Read More This Microphone uses the power of whatever it is plugged into. I've plugged it into an H1 and an H4 recorder and it works perfectly. I also plugged it directly into a Blackmagic Pocket Cam and it worked good. The sound quality is very good. Very clean and deep sounding but not too much bass but does not sound "tinny" at all. It is definitely a good investment for the price and quality. If you absolutely need a longer cord - since it is corded - you can get cheap cord attachments to increase the range of mic from the camera, if you are plugging it directly into a camera to record the audio and video together. « Show Less
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Forgive me, but which Rode microphone do you have? What is the model number? For example, the Rode NTG-1 Condenser Shotgun Microphone usually comes with a microphone 'stand' adaptor that will fit the microphone stand. But if I knew which model of Rode microphone you want to use I might be able to answer your question better. Thanks..
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This isn't what I thought it would be so I haven't used it much. BUT, when I plug a mic into the line in, it doesn't work. I've gone through it to see if I have to tell it to use the line in and from what I can tell, it should be using it but I can only get the onboard mics to pic up sound. I have a TASCAM GB10 for my guitar and that thing kicks ass. I thought this was going to be another version of that but there's no guitar input as stated. As far as capacity it's all up to how much space you load into it. You use SD cards so if you put in a 2GB, I highly doubt you're going to record a set. So just get as big of a card as possible.
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I've spent hours on google trying to figure out whether various camcorder models have microphone jacks. It is never in the description. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you can Google "(model number brand) microphone jack" and find a review which specifies. I'm pissed off. It shouldn't take this long to shop for a camera.