MAONO XLR/USB Dynamic Microphone Set, RGB Podcast Microphone with Boom Arm, Software, Mute Button, Gain Control, for PC Gaming, Streaming, Recording, PS4/5 Mac Mixer, etc. PD200XS Black

Product Features

• Sound Quality: Capture crystal-clear audio with a USB dynamic microphone; the built-in dynamic mic capsule helps you to capture deep lows, delicate highs, and crisp mid-tones; designed to deliver performance for podcasting, streaming, and recording
• Software Control: Take your audio customization to the next level with MAONO Link software, allowing you to adjust various parameters and optimize your sound effortlessly; set the vocal tone, and you can turn on/off the RGB light or switch in 9 different colors, also supports EQ, limiter, and compressor adjusent in USB mode; software features are only available in USB mode
• Versatile Usage: The streaming microphone is equipped with USB and xLR dual interfaces; plug-and-play when you are recording with a desktop or a laptop by plugging the 8.2ft USB cable directly; xLR analog output is for connecting to all professional interfaces, mixers, or portable PA systems when podcasting in your studio; for a wide range of applications, including podcasting, voiceovers, gaming, videos, music recording, and more
• Easy Plug-and-Play Setup: Everything is in your control, simply connect the microphone to your computer via USB and start recording instantly; no additional drivers or complicated setups are required; the podcast microphone has a 2-in-1 smart knob to adjust the mic gain and headphone volume, the one-click mute key with LED indicator helps you to instantly mute the mic, and real-time monitoring of 3.5 mm headphone jack monitor output voice as desired by recording professionals
• Adjustable and Flexible: The podcast microphone kit features a sturdy and adjustable microphone boom arm, allowing you to position it at the angle for optimal sound capture; crafted with high-quality materials, higher standard microphone materials, and craftsmanship to protect the microphone's internal structure