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From CAD Audio’s GXL USB series comes the GXL2600, a large-diaphragm studio condenser microphone with USB connectivity. Powered solely by USB and compatible with Windows 8 and Mac, the GXL2600 doesn’t require a complicated setup Read More
Mic is good but the tripod is trash. It us far too small for the Mic and I would recommend getting a boom arm to hold the Mic this way the Mic is much closer to you while not being in the way. This will also make the Mic sound better because it does not have much range and you will quickly sound very quiet. I have mine about 1 foot away from me.
Hey! So I'm not sure if this voids warranty or anything but I fixed the "hiss" in the background.. I found this by first twisting the bottom of the microphone and pulling the body off to expose the PCB, then moved the switch to 0 off of the -10dB. I then lasty, set the microphones level to 95 in the properties. this makes the microphone louder and more responsive, also removed the hiss.. They should ship it out this way or allow an easier way to switch it..
I want to buy a mic and i have seen that this module is very hit or miss. its either really good or broken.
should i buy this as my first mic? or something cheaper and more stable in performance?
I was one of the original adopters of this microphone, and I absolutely cannot recommend it. I ended out purchasing a Yeti instead, and have been -far- happier with the quality. This thing is currently sitting in its case, under my bed, hoping for a day where... honestly, it was a significant waste of money.
I even sent it back to have it 'repaired', and never has it met the modest expectations I wanted from it.
Yeah, unfortunately you get what you pay for and with CAD you'll still have to pay over $200 to get something good.
I personally outgrew (?) usb mics and enjoy my sm7b and stuff.
I'm happy the yeti does the job for you! If you ever go XLR be prepared to fall into a deep rabbit hole of decisions lol.
Ugh. This audiophile community is SO disappointing. USB version? Why not the XLR version? The microphone selection on this site is always super low, let alone USB versions. I like USB as much as the next guy, but I want that XLR for mixers and such.