Review on Microphone wired Audio-Technica AT2020USB connector: USB, black by Micha Grt ᠌

Maybe it was a mistake, but I went with a micro for streaming because I couldn't tell the difference between the AT2022 and AT2022+. I viewed videos on YouTube, and that is all there is—a USB connection to a computer. Of course, the cost varies as well. I should have paid closer attention, but all that was there was an AT2022 without a USB port and an XLR wire linked to a phantom-powered audio system. The microphone did, in fact, arrive, but I was unable to connect it to the computer. I had to go out and get a new external audio card, an EVO 4, for use with an 11+ xlr connection. Examine your audio card carefully, and if it has phantom power and an XLR connection, just use the AT2022. It is preferable to overpay and purchase AT2022+ with USB connection if there is no such card and an additional 10-15tr. But I'm not dissatisfied at all, as you need a nice audio card for such a microphone to truly realize its potential, which I did. The entire set was broadcast for around 30 minutes the sound is now excellent on the stream.