Shure MV7X Podcast XLR Microphone Kit with PreSonus AudioBox Interface, Stand, Headphones & Cable

I always thought enough settings can make regular usb mics sound okay while comparing to xlrs and my twitch viewers thought the same. After i switched to mv7x everyone literally noticed the difference at once. Much clearer voice and very high quality sounds were processed through this mic. Really good buy for the price being not crazy high.

I'm so glad we chose to go with this mic. The amount of echo it cuts out is amazing and has raised the level of our podcast substantially. I would definitely recommend this to others looking to do the same.

Awesome mic. Cannot tell the diff between this mic the SMB! Most folks are selling this version for €161. Very happy with the purchase, plus bought them when had a free mic boom deal as well!!! When I win my gift card for this review, will buy more :)

Got these and used them immediately on a two-person podcast setup. Pretty solid audio quality right out of the mic, though the gain on my Zoom H6 had to live in the 9 out of 10 range. The Cardioid mic pattern does a great job of eliminating anything not directly spoken into the mic which is a double-edged sword if you're working with people who aren't used to speaking into a mic like this. Overall, I love it for the price range.

This dynamic mic is amazing for recording my amateur podcast at home! It came highly recommended on forums as I was researching and then had an unbeatable deal with the mic and a bundle of podcasting accessories like an audio interface, mic stand and XLR chord. magic at work!

I was struggling a lot with computer fan noise when recording my podcast on a large diaphragm condenser mic. Our engineer suggested switching to a dynamic mic and this was the one he recommended. had a good price so I went for it. Thrilled with the results. Does a great job cutting down on noise and sound reflections without any processing. Vocal quality is very pleasant. Not quite as smooth and buttery as the MV7b, but it's less than half the price so what do you expect? Will probably keep the old condenser in case I ever get around to sound treating my closet but this is definitely my go-to podcast recording mic now. Complaints (some of which just go with the territory of dynamic mics) -It's more gain hungry than a condenser, but not so much so that I needed a cloudlifter or anything. My crappy old USB powered interface is able to get a good sound with the gain at like 85% -You have to get closer to it than you do with a condenser but you can get quite close and quite loud without blowing it out -It's pretty sensitive to plosives and the included windscreen doesn't do much to help. Might wanna consider adding a proper pop filter.