hi simon which ones have u tryed and which one was the best?

Hi Howard, Judging by the printed material that comes with the Blue Snowball, the company is connected to Logitech. "Blue" has nothing to do with the color. The one I bought is black. Here's the

Good enough, Tom.  That gives me a good idea of what it is. Don't know if it would be right for me, but it sure has its place.  Thanks. Howard

I didn't think the switch adjusted volume 9that's pretty much doneo n the PC end in this case) but the directionality of the mic. You were supposed to be able to essentailly turn it into a

Hello hello. yes, it is a fat ball with a neat design that sits on a small tripod stand. It is a uSB connection (this is what Adrian asked for) with the jack located in the back of the device.

Howard: I don't know that my description will be completely accurate, but here goes: the mic itself is shaped much like a ball; don't know what type of material it's made out of, but it'd be

Hi, Also Audio Technica are pretty nice. Brian -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: all-audio@groups.io <all-audio@groups.io> På vegne af Tom Kaufman Sendt: 30. december 2021 23:08 Til:

Welcome, Morey.  Chime in whenever you like.  That's what the list is for.  Always looking for opinions and ideas. Howard

Well Tom, it's described as a snowball; I assume it's spherical: Does it have a stand; and what kind of connection does it have and where is it?  Many years ago, I had a ball-shaped mic that was very

Think it is a brand-name; some Wal-Marts used to carry them; not sure if they still do or not, but that's where mine came from! Tom Kaufman

If I could spell all would be better...lol.  It is a Samson Go Portable. Sorry to bud in again. -- Morey Worthington

Sorry to break into your conversation, but I use a Samsong GO desktopmulti directional microphone and it works quite well and picks up alot of background stuff also. Just thought I would throw that

Curious about the blue snowball:  Is that a brand name or just the color?  Where can I search for that one? Howard

I, too, have a Blue Snowball mic; not a bad little ddesk mic! Tom Kaufman

not any of there USB ones, but have used there standard ones. Simon

Cool. I hope you find it satisfactory. I must say it looks kind of good on my desk with its funky design. You'll understand when you get it and put it on its little tripod stand.. it really is ball

Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions. I went with JM's Blue Snowball, which looks most suitable for my needs. -- For my blog and news about my upcoming novel, please visit www.adrianspratt.com

hi anyone had any experience with any of the rode mics? and what would u say is the best? from stew

I have found the akg lyrica very nice, and it has several modes, so you can use it as a personal, mic, or front and back. There are several capsules in it and it has a stand, but you can unmount the

For sure, for studio mics -- but this dude wants a uSB one for zoom anda ll that sort of stuff. Your right though; they are the standard for a reason