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Hi DeborahI actually have saevrel USB mics for different uses and a really good non-USB in my studio. Here's the menu:Travel: I'm loving the Studio Projects Little Square Microphone which is just that.Little and square. Its the ultimate in portability which I like for easy packing and it sounds great.Desk: I have a Samson CO 1U on my desk for quick auditions and a Blue Snowball on my desk at home which I use more for Skype than anything else.Studio: I use an AKG 414 which is nice and warm and suits my voice. It's a condenser mic that runs off the phantom power in my mixing board. Not cheap. They cost about $700I havent tried the Mic Port Pro but its a great solution if you want to plug an upgraded condenser mic into the USB port of your computerThanks for your comment! Susan | |||
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Hi DeborahI actually have saevrel USB mics for different uses and a really good non-USB in my studio. Here's the menu:Travel: I'm loving the Studio Projects Little Square Microphone which is just that.Little and square. Its the ultimate in portability which I like for easy packing and it sounds great.Desk: I have a Samson CO 1U on my desk for quick auditions and a Blue Snowball on my desk at home which I use more for Skype than anything else.Studio: I use an AKG 414 which is nice and warm and suits my voice. It's a condenser mic that runs off the phantom power in my mixing board. Not cheap. They cost about $700I havent tried the Mic Port Pro but its a great solution if you want to plug an upgraded condenser mic into the USB port of your computerThanks for your comment! Susan
