...you get what you pay for // TONOR TC20 Microphone Unboxing + Review

Check out the TC20 here:
www.tonormic.com/products/tc2...
#tonor #microphone #unboxing

[@CassiLavender]

enjoyed your the vocals and guitar playing

[@kevingriffin9893]

Sounds darn good and with all the goodies in the box for $60 dollars it seems like one hell of a deal ! Hopefully it never needs any internal repairs :)

[@pettysimproductions]

Hey so I have this mic and it's great, but since im recording a podcast, im very animated and move my head slightly to the left to look at my co host and I find that the mic sometimes doesnt pick up my voice as much (plus there's an echo in my room still in the process of getting sound proof panels) but what do you suggest?

[@joemanham6968]

Would this mic be good for talking with friends on discord?

[@barrywilliams8289]

sounds nice especially for beginners on a budget of $60 gr8

[@presentabsence3473]

well pretty rich packaging for that price tag though!

[@eDrumsInANutshell]

Hi dude, there are like hundreds of reviews and I found only yours and one from a german guy that claims that this thing is distorting at rather low volumes. Hmm. Yesterday I decided to order the t.bone SC400 and the Tonor T20 arm. But I would never need it for singing...maybe I will be just fine with the TC20. Damn. You are right, you get what you pay for! But that could be enough for me...

[@mento5090]

It would be really nice

[@charvava4629]

i got the same microphone but it does not have any sound coming out I have no idea what’s going on

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Couple things to check. 1. Do you have phantom power turned on, on your audio interface. The 48v button. 2. If so, try another microphone if you have one and make sure it isn’t a damaged cable. 3. Of phantom power doesn’t work, it’s possible you have a damaged mic.

[@DavidLeeKing]

Spend $10 more and get the MXL 990 - it's actually a decent mic. Unlike the one you just tested :-) Thanks for the review!

[@prashuryagoswami6122]

What about the mxl770

[@Daizlol]

Well considering this microphone is only about 15 to 20 dollars you really shouldn’t expect much from it. If it’s all you can afford you will be absolutely fine using it

[@miltonbobe6274]

For a $60 mic it sounds very very good

[@maveferdykrueger2899]

Not really

[@adampavelec857]

The frequency response chart (at the end) goes from 20 to 100 to 500 and then 10K?!? Then it goes back down to 2K and finally 20K?!? How bizarre!

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Lol wow. I didn’t even catch that. I think they meant 1k and it was a typo.... like the video says... you get what you pay for!!! Lol

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Or they got the 10k and 2k backward... who knows...

[@adampavelec857]

@@MusicTechHelpGuy Of course! Too funny!

[@adampavelec857]

@@MusicTechHelpGuy Judging by the chart, I think they simply added an extra zero to 1K.

[@deflatespufferfish]

for some reason mine sounds really foggy, my £20 mic from argos is SO much better

[@alaintremblay9618]

I would just take the accessories... 🙂

[@prashuryagoswami6122]

I believe when you are testing a $60 mic you need to test with a cheap guitar and cheap interface cause most people who are gonna buy this are gonna be using a behringer interface. Peace 🤘

[@prashantrishu1]

3rd video of the day.

[@uv4l254]

Ragnir? Is that you?

[@HybridMusicians]

Yikes...