Rode Podmic - Review and Comparison

[@Gjunya]

I've had the mic for about 6 months or so now and you've answered some questions I've had for a while that I couldn't confirm or get the answers to anywhere else thank you man

[@dalebishop2632]

I have a Q2U in my go bag. Great mic for the price. It does not need phantom power

[@Losochill]

I have the same and just started using it an audio interface. I’m looking to upgrade

[@BrandItLikeAPro]

The rode podmic with the wind screen sounds amazing and wayyy better than the Shure. Great video man! Keep going!

[@ThePlantedTankTV]

The samson q2u does not require phantom power. I use mine without it and it works perfectly fine.

[@dalebishop2632]

I use the Podmic on a Zoom Podcast P8 and P4. For my voice it works great. I do keep the clown nose on it all the time.

[@jplanuza910]

The Q2u does not need phantom power since it is a dynamic microphone that can be connected via XLR, apart from being a USB microphone which is handy.

[@CarsonCameronClark]

Sounds awesome, great review. How much base do you add and do you also boot treble?

[@shotgunstudio5758]

All I do is select the rode podmic setting on the Rodecaster Pro II. Rode has a built-in preset that makes it pop a little more.

[@thecontentquest]

I actually really dislike the podmic audio wise. It looks great and build quality is excellent however I find the audio really shallow and lacking weight. I think the behringer xm8500 is far better value or even the Samson Q2U. You do have the podmic sounding better than most people though

[@itscarlosreally]

Ah, a fellow Podmic connoisseur. Subbed!

[@shotgunstudio5758]

I found I like mine best with the external pop filter and a little bass boost.

[@stranger5891]

ur shure was picking up hella static