🎙️ Moman EMR Retro USB Microphone: High-quality 16mm Diaphragm for Streaming, Podcasting, Gaming, and Zoom Meetings – 192kHz/24bit USB Condenser Microphone for PC Recording and YouTube Conferences Review

I don't normally use USB mics in the studio but I've had to do some quick field interviews using just my laptop. Used EM1 for this purpose and it worked great. I liked having the monitor, gain and mute controls right on the mic. The audio quality of the interview is solid. The size is good. Even with the included small mic stand, it fits perfectly in my pendant mount. All necessary cables were included. Overall it worked great. I would recommend it for uses like YouTube, basic podcasting, and…

First of all, it doesn't look like the picture from the Revain commercial at all. In advertising it looks like hammered powder-coated metal. However, it's simply made out of lightweight matte black plastic. Also, I don't think they mention dimensions anywhere and it looks bigger in their picture than it really is. Actual Dimensions: Mic Head = 2.53 inches, Overall Height = 8.66 inches. All in all it works pretty well. I've already used it for a few video chats and adjusted the volume and gain…

I have compared this mic to all the other mics I own. So far, even without fiddling with the audio, it seems to have the best sound no matter how I listen to it. It was hard to test the noise floor on this thing as it took my breath away and even had my fridge two rooms away with the boost on! I ended up waiting for the fridge to turn off and holding my breath and this thing has a very low noise level. It picked up my voice easily and sounded good at 3-4 feet from the mic. I will be using this…

I recorded a sample audio clip raw with no audio editing so you can hear the quality of the recording. I have several different microphones that I use for video recording, but they're not really suited to plugging into a desktop for recording. I've used this Moman mic as a desktop mic for Zoom calls (without relying on a tiny mic on a camcorder) and also for video overlays when writing comments. Since it was USB it was easy to plug in and play. By choosing the Moman microphone, I was able to…

Nice little USB mic with table stand. Should work great for podcasts and song demos. Lots of polymer but very durable. The audio quality on first use was even better than my more expensive and heavier Uber mic. All PC, Mac and Android devices recognized both the microphone and the microphone output. In comparison, it did a really good job of eliminating any room reflections picked up by the built-in mics and Uber. The mic pickup pattern seemed more focused so it didn't pick up as much edge…

The Moman EMR Retro USB Condenser Microphone is ideal for video conferencing where audio quality makes a big difference in how you're perceived. I was interested in trying this mic because of the 192kHz/24-bit output and large 16mm diaphragm. The microphone is nicely packaged and easy to assemble. The USB Type-C connector simplifies setup. I connected it to my Arch Linux desktop and it was immediately recognized and ready to use. Many microphones in this price range have a volume control but no

Recently, video conferencing has become more and more common. We've used them for a variety of social interactions, including work, school, and face-to-face meetings with friends and family. During these meetings, we found that the most important part of a successful virtual meeting is audio clarity. Virtual meeting participants need clear, high-quality audio to improve understanding and engagement in the meeting. So I decided to buy a USB microphone. I needed a lightweight, portable, studio…