Mystery Microphone Revealed

[@AdrianTschubarov]

Great reviews, Highest quality!

[@TheThreeTechs]

Glad you think so!

[@AdrianTschubarov]

Tony how you achieve that lightning? It looks awesome, do you put the lights at the height of your head?

[@moondrums]

I watched. Were any of those microphones processed while the test was going on?

[@tunajohn1]

I just love your very well done tech demo's, you are indeed easy to listen to--professionals. I was fascinated with the 10 test Mic tests--learned a lot. I would like to know what headphones that you use and which are of best quality, and which wired earbuds that you use as well. Thanks

[@tunajohn1]

I was also curious to know why neither of you commented on the "B" mic, the Behringer? This, by far was the cheapest model and yet it scored well, at least withe me. Thanks and keep up the quality reviews.

[@LandandLens]

Headphones are another really large subject. When we are recording we use several different headphones. I use very in-expensive police radio-style earpieces as they hide well. Many times you will see one of us using Apple Airpod Pros. Some basic Sure or etymotic in-ear monitors are great for this. Tell us more about your needs and maybe we can do a show on it.

[@tunajohn1]

@@LandandLens Thanks for your reply. My situation may be unique, I don't know. My goal is to have quality voice, fair Camera and dependable long lasting equipment. I have an IMac that I want to Zoom with using my IPone (because my Mac camera is poor). I want an audio voice that is great, using my iMac to make calls from, which I do now through FaceTime. I guess that I could use earbuds, as long as they are quality--yours seem good--what manufacturer are they? Don't want too much in the way of accessory's, but I will buy whatever it takes to make all my calls easy,, user friendly, quality, and don't take too much space on my cluttered desk. Like buying a guitar, you should always buy your second guitar first--same with this stuff. Ideally, I would have a goose neck mic (of good quality) and be able to have a loudness control. I need an arm to hold my iPhone and wires to connect all this stuff. I have spent 20 hours on research and I am further behind than when I started. There are just too many on the market to choose from and unfortunately, I don't trust users reviews on Amazon as maybe I should. Too many cheap options out there and I want quality, and I know you three do as well. I want to put my trust in you guys. I only use Zoom 4 times a month and use my phone about 2 hours a day--but I still want quality audio. Thanks. I hope that you guy's can set me straight.

[@tunajohn1]

I also should have mentioned, I am palpitating for the SM7B. I love the quality, but If I have to get other boosters costing me several hundred more, I'm just not sure? I have the $, that's not the issue, I just don't want to throw it away! So, set me straight--give me a list to buy and to shut me up!

[@TheThreeTechs]

Thank you very much!